Logan Paul: ‘The Maverick’ Logan Paul is now a household name in the combat sports world. The YouTuber-turned-boxer and now wrestler has grown drastically thanks to his incredible work in different industries. And now, the internet sensation has revealed to David Guetta that he also tried his hand at going into music full-time. For more combat sports news, follow Insidesport.IN.
READ ALSO: Logan Paul and Elon Musk networth: Logan Paul reveals whether Elon Musk gave him $ 1 billion
Paul recently caught up with famous musician and DJ David Guetta for an episode on his podcast. The two spoke about various topics, and at one point, Paul said, “I wanted to be like a singer at one point. I flew to Sweden, I made an EP with Rami Yacoub.”
Paul then added, “After a year of vocal lessons, I really tried, I gave it my all, as I do. I work hard, and I really worked hard to try and make some good music.”
Logan Paul: Boxer-Turned-WWE Star Reveals Why He Failed in His Music Career to David Guetta
Thus, these comments show how seriously Logan Paul tried to make a career in music. This was before his boxing days, when he would only make YouTube.
Logan Paul admits to David Guetta that music is a ‘different type of grind’
Paul has made several songs and also an EP. Many of his songs have millions of views too, thanks to his fans on YouTube. However, it is fair to say that none of them were hits. And although Logan Paul rarely gives up on something he sets his mind to, he explained why he gave up on making music.
Paul said, “I did not have the ‘It’ factor. And another thing, I realized is, like you said, I’m more of an on-the-field guy.” ‘The Maverick’ added, “And sitting in the studio all day was tedious for me. It was really taxing, and it is truly a different type of grind.”
These comments from Paul not only explain why he quit music but also show how much respect he has for musicians. And while he moved on and succeeded in different things since his music adventure, it is clear that the music industry got the better of Logan Paul.
Do you think Logan Paul would’ve made it as a musician?
For more combat sports news, follow Insidesport.IN.
Editors pick
