Perennial controversy magnet, moron, and vapid celebrity Logan Paul has begun to tap into right-wing conspiracy theory talk, sounding remarkably like Andrew Tate.

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Yes, the same guy of “suicide forest vlog” fame is back amongst the controversy, because of course he is. Paul has now courted controversy for his espousal of New World Order conspiracy theories pertaining to The Matrix. Yes, the conspiracy theory which completely falls apart when you remember the film’s directors confirmed it was an allegory for realizing you’re transgender.

Paul tweeted about how “the matrix is real” and that you should never want to be in the sights of this pretend boogeyman made up entirely by conservative pundits. It came back into the spotlight after Tate’s arrest for alleged sex trafficking, with him previously blaming criticism of him on this “Matrix” issue.

the matrix is real. pray you never become its target

— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) January 10, 2023

Paul believing he’s the victim of a grand conspiracy is really just because his cryptocurrency scams have been found out, and he’s faced consequences for his actions. Blaming the Matrix seems to just be code for facing consequences, and it’s a perfect boogeyman to blame when you’re a millionaire.

The YouTuber has seen widespread mockery for his tweet, with many likening him to Tate for this ideology, almost as if Tate has become a martyr for morons.

Wait

— 𝘾𝙃𝙞𝙋𝙁𝘼𝙏 💡 (@CHIPFAT_) January 11, 2023

You sound like Andrew Tate you moron.

— JASMINE LENNARD (@Jasminelennard) January 10, 2023

Nah, you’re just experiencing consequences for your actions. It’s called accountability.

— Cadpig (@0xCadpig) January 10, 2023

Andrew Tate type beat

— Lettuce (The Black Lotus) (@_LettucePrey) January 11, 2023

Then there’s the suicide forest thumbnail edits, which have been beautifully served with Matrix code motifs. Other popular responses revolved around Paul’s recent controversies for scams, especially his recent drink Prime Hydrate which happens to perfectly set itself up for obvious fitting rhymes.

FAX

— Crypto Don (@Cryptodon69) January 10, 2023

— Grandma Knarf (@KnarfGrandma) January 10, 2023

The Pauls should be reason alone to just end internet celebrity culture. There’s never been more reason to just realize they add nothing to the world of note, and actively attempt to scam their followers.