YouTuber Logan Paul ‘Misses Bacon Most’ Since Going Plant-Based

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Logan Paul has been following a plant-based diet for four months (Photo: YouTube) - Media Credit:

YouTuber Logan Paul has spoken again about veganism in a recent video.

The social media star, who has more than 17 million subscribers on the platform, did a Q&A in a video posted yesterday.

Paul – who has faced a rocky year so far after releasing a controversial video showing a dead body, as well as other clips showing him tasering dead rats – confirmed he was ‘vegan for life’ when spotted at LA VegFest recently – though he later came under fire when it was revealed his shoes had a fur trim.

Open to trying things

In the recent Q&A, Paul was asked why he decided to adopt a plant-based diet. “I was at the point in my life where I wanted to try stuff,” he says.

“I was very open and [my friend] Spencer said I should try being vegan because he’s vegan…I don’t know, I’ve been vegan for four months, I don’t know.”

When asked what he missed eating the most now, he said: “Bacon. I miss bacon.”

Logan Paul talks about his plant-based diet

Four months

The prolific YouTuber stated his intention to adopt a plant-based diet in a video around four months ago – but many thought he was trolling.

Despite this, he still appears to be abstaining from animal products in his diet – and has even committed to taking part in activism.

When interviewed by vloggers That Vegan Couple at VegFest, he said he would attend a slaughterhouse Save Vigil, saying: ” I might…I have to be mentally prepared though. I definitely need to experience it.”

You canwatch the full video here

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