American YouTuber Logan Paul's January trip to Japan demonstrated everything not to do when filming a video in Tokyo.
Paul made international headlines in the first week of 2018 after posting a video of what appeared to be a dead body in a forest near Mount Fuji infamous for suicides. While media around the world chided the YouTube celebrity for uploading the clip featuring the graphic footage and showing him making jokes about it with friends, it wasn't long before people discovered other videos Paul had created in Japan's capital.
A parody video laying out how not to behave while filming content in a country you are visiting would look over the top if it featured half the stuff Paul got up to in Tokyo. He ran and screamed through Sensoji in Asakusa, waved seafood wildly in the middle of Shibuya's scramble crossing and threw pillows at cars. YouTube-centric blog We The Unicorns summed it up the best in tweet form: "Turns out, Logan Paul's trip to Japan was problematic for many reasons (angry-face emoji)."
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