James Charles skewers Logan Paul for Instagram post: 'This means war'

Katie Mather

When Logan Paul’s 17 million Instagram followers saw his most recent post, they thought nothing of it.

Paul had added a photo gallery congratulating his friend Mike Majlak on the release of his book, “The Fifth Vital.” An ad for the book can be seen in the background of the first picture.

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Unfortunately for Paul, fellow YouTuber James Charles seems to have an eagle eye and excellent memory when it comes to billboards in LA with his face on them.

Charles revealed that what looked like a blank billboard in Paul’s Instagram was actually an edit job to erase a poster for Charles’s new show, “Instant Influencer.”

“Excuse me @LoganPaul I don’t f****ing think so!” Charles tweeted, along with a side-by-side of Paul’s Instagram and a photo Majlak had posted on his Instagram story which included the “Instant Influencer” ad.

“This means war,” Charles added.

Knowing Twitter would not be enough, Charles also went to Paul’s Instagram and commented, “YOU DID NOT BLUR OUT MY BILLBOARD BEHIND HIM OMFG.”

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i can’t read, but I’m sure @heybigmike’s new book is great. he shoved 10 years of heroin addiction, violence, tragedy, trauma, AND most importantly: his road to recovery... into 250 pages of brilliance. so we surprised him with a big ol’ billboard on the walk of fame. do yourself a favor and go get “The Fifth Vital” now on @Amazon (Link in Bio)

A post shared by Logan Paul (@loganpaul) on May 5, 2020 at 2:06pm PDT

Paul responded with an explanation on his Instagram story, saying he didn’t think Charles would notice and now he feels bad.

Paul then replied to Charles’s tweet with a solution.

But perhaps Charles was coming off harsher and angrier than he actually was. He responded to a fan saying “don’t start a war with Logan” by explaining “we’re friends.”

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