CLEVELAND, OHIO: Lonabu is a YouTuber whose X handle reads “I do deep-dive investigations into uncovering the truth by bringing information to light.” He recently posted a 3-part video claiming Logan Paul faked Japan's Suicide Forest video.
One of the most controversial chapters in the life of YouTube sensation Logan Paul unfolded during the infamous 'Tokyo Adventures' episode.
After filming in the notorious Aokigahara forest, commonly referred to as the 'Suicide Forest,' on Mount Fuji, Japan, in 2018, Paul found himself thrust into the role of public enemy number one.
Lonabu claims Logan Paul faked Japan Suicide Forest video,
Lonabu uploaded the video on 'X' with the caption “@LoganPaul TRUTH behind his JAPAN VLOG. I deblurred the person face who's standing there, and you'll be shocked to see who it was. There was NO DECEASED involved, along with a few shocking revelations. This is PART 1 OF 3. (This is not my desired resolution, but I'm being forced to upload it as is).”
The caption further reads, “YouTube deleted cuz of the topic. If you have an idea where I can upload 1080p with no content guidelines, your suggestions would be appreciated. In the meantime, you can watch it here in 720p and at least get the facts. @dillondanis @coffeebreak_YT.”
In the video, he mentions dedicating the past year to demonstrate the person's vitality depicted in the footage. He asserts successfully deblurring the individual's face and obtaining a positive identification.
Highlighting his status as a relatively new YouTuber, he notes that only a limited audience is familiar with his channel.
The video offers an in-depth examination of the Japan footage, with the content broken down into individual steps for a more thorough analysis.
Internet reacts to Lonabu's claims about Logan Paul
The video received numerous positive comments from individuals expressing sentiments such as "Good work, brother. We've been working on this project for a while" and "If this is accurate, it could shatter everything we've known about this man.
On the other hand, if you decide to upload this, Rumble is fortunately more receptive to investigative journalism like this, unlike some other platforms."
Additional comments included remarks like "Watching some clips back as an adult, I understand why they're all laughing and giggling, blaming it on people reacting differently. They were really acting super bad."
Some people provided positive feedback such as "Good job" and "Lonabu, you are a legend for this, and the amount of work you've done is crazy. Respect, G."
