“I don’t think Japan wants him”: Netizens react to Logan Paul as Adin Ross reportedly asks him out for his trip to Japan

Adin Ross, in his latest livestream, tried to sell the idea of a joint Japanese tour between himself and Logan Paul. The 24-year-old live streamer, in a video shared by @FearedBuck, told Paul that after their individual failed visits to Japan, fans would be thrilled to see them together in the Asian country.

Paul was a bit skeptical about the idea, considering his controversial livestream at the Aokigahara forest in Japan in December 2017, where he filmed himself finding a suicide victim’s corpse. Paul later agreed to the joint livestream if he is welcomed back in Japan by its citizens.

Their conversation went thus:

"Adin Ross: One question, Logan: Can we please go to Japan and stream? It’ll go crazy. Listen, we could do a fun Japan trip. I had a bad Japan trip, and you had a bad Japan trip….

Logan Paul: What happened in your Japan trip?

Adin Ross: I left for a family emergency after being there for a day. But let’s go back to Japan, you and I. I’m telling you. Logan, it’s gonna be fun, dude.

Logan Paul: If ahhh…. How about this? If I go back and I’m invited—welcome back by the Japanese people and the country of Japan, let’s do a stream…. Yeah, let’s do a stream."

An excited Adin Ross asks viewers to indicate if they want him and Logan to visit Japan in the chat.

Netizens react to Adin Ross and Logan Paul planning a trip to Japan

The video shared by @FearedBuck on X sparked varying reactions from Netizens. Some were iffy about Logan Paul being welcomed back to Japan after the 2017 scandal, while others felt it would be a great opportunity for the controversial influencer and professional wrestler to right his wrongs.

@ItzSykadic tweeted:

“I don’t think Japan wants him.”

Others shared the same thoughts:

“Yeah, I’m pretty sure that the Japanese people don’t want him there due to the last publicity stunt he pulled at the forest,” @RealLifeFootage stated.

“Logan Paul in Japan? Last time he went, he turned a forest into a PR nightmare—guess this stream will be less “shocking” and more sushi!” @quoteAImage added.

“I need people to stop going to my favourite country and ruining it for everyone else,” @stephskiii_ expressed.

Some X users saw a different perspective:

“This would be a great opportunity for Logan to show us his maturity and respect towards the people of Japan,” @Panty_Post expressed.

“Just do an act that's considered deeply respectful when you go. Do your research and include that in the stream. You'll be fine. Most people don't even remember what happened with that,” @_mangotango_ advised.

Also read: Fans stunned as Adin Ross pulls $100K first edition Charizard with Logan Paul and Mike Majlak

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