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Celebs That Can’t Stand Jake Paul

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Long before he stepped into a boxing ring, Jake Paul had already picked a fight with half of Hollywood and most of YouTube.

By early 2019, the list of people fed up with Jake Paul stretched from Swedish pop radio to the Disney Channel lot to his own front door on Sherman Oaks’ “Team 10” property. The backlash wasn’t just fans souring on his pranks — it was fellow entertainers, former friends, and rival creators saying his act had worn thin.

• Zara Larsson publicly mocked Paul’s relevance after he accused Zayn Malik of mistreating him in Las Vegas, dismissing the incident as another clout-chasing stunt.
• Paul was fired from Disney Channel’s “Bizaardvark” in 2017 after neighborhood prank videos and public nuisance complaints out of his West Hollywood house drew police attention.
• Former Team 10 members, including ex-girlfriend Alissa Violet and the Martinez Twins, went public with allegations of bullying and manipulation inside the collaborative house.

The Zara Larsson Clash Over Zayn Malik

When Jake Paul claimed on social media that Zayn Malik had mistreated him during a run-in in Las Vegas, he probably wasn’t expecting a Swedish pop star to be the one who torched him for it. Zara Larsson, known for hits like “Lush Life” and “Ain’t My Fault,” stepped in to call out Paul directly, framing the accusation as exactly the kind of attention-grabbing stunt that had defined his career online.

Larsson’s response landed because it wasn’t just a fan piling on — it was a mainstream pop artist with genuine chart success drawing a hard line against a YouTuber she viewed as manufacturing relevance off someone else’s name. The exchange became one more data point in a growing pile of celebrities who wanted nothing to do with Paul’s brand of controversy.

Larsson dismissed the whole episode as Paul chasing clout off a bigger star’s name, not a real grievance.

The Bizaardvark Firing That Started It in Hollywood

Paul’s reputation problem in mainstream entertainment traces back to 2017, when Disney Channel cut him loose from “Bizaardvark” after a string of prank videos filmed in his West Hollywood neighborhood led to public nuisance complaints from actual residents. It wasn’t a single scandal — it was an accumulation of stunts that turned his own street against him, and Disney decided the liability wasn’t worth it.

That firing became the reference point every subsequent controversy got measured against. Once a kids’ network drops you over neighborhood complaints, Hollywood’s patience for your antics tends to run thin from there on out, and Paul never fully shook the label it stuck him with.

Team 10 Turns on Its Founder

The house was supposed to be Paul’s collaborative content machine — a group of young creators living and filming together under his brand, Team 10. Instead, it became the source of some of his most damaging press. Ex-girlfriend Alissa Violet and the Martinez Twins, once core members of the house, publicly alleged toxic behavior, bullying, and manipulation during their time under Paul’s roof.

Those allegations mattered because they came from people who’d lived the day-to-day reality of Team 10, not outside critics reacting to a video. The friends-turned-enemies pattern around Paul’s inner circle became its own recurring storyline, and it’s the same dynamic that shows up whenever reality and internet personalities turn a shared living arrangement into a public falling-out.

YouTube’s Sharpest Critics: Cody Ko and Noel Miller

No two creators roasted Jake Paul more consistently than Cody Ko and Noel Miller. Their channel made a recurring bit out of dissecting Paul’s staged videos, mocking his diss tracks like “It’s Everyday Bro,” and picking apart the merchandising schemes he aimed squarely at his young fan base. The commentary wasn’t a one-off jab — it was a running series that kept finding new material every time Paul dropped another clickbait upload.

Ko and Miller’s audience treated the takedowns as some of the most reliable content on the platform, and the duo’s willingness to keep returning to Paul as a subject signaled just how far his standing had fallen among the creators he once ran in the same circles with.