#1130 Jake Paul on Andrew Tate, MrBeast, UFC, Logan Paul & Making Millions

I'm the new kid on the block. I have a lot to prove. People say, 'Oh, you have a chip on your shoulder?' Like, I have two chips on my shoulder—one on each side. I'm hungry, I'm relentless, and I will show the world that I'm a world champion.

People don't realize how obsessed I am with it. I'm really a student of the game. I have three coaches watching me every moment while I'm practicing, and they correct if my toe position is not in the right spot, the angles at which I attack, how I'm turning my punches over, what combinations, and just down to the finest details of watching back film every single time after sparring.

Even Tyron Woodley really thought he was going to beat the shit out of me, and then they just get... hit with this kid who is fucking relentless and doesn't back down and can handle the moment. And I hit fucking hard.

People think I don't like the UFC; I love the UFC ... But they need to pay their fighters more ... They only pay their fighters 16% of the revenue, whereas in the NFL and NBA, the fighters get 50, 5-0, percent.

Anyone in my weight class, I don't give a fuck. I will go in there and give everyone a run for their money ... I have the best everything around me, so I'm exponentially getting better. And I want it more than all of these fighters.

I mostly drive a Lincoln Navigator, because it's more low-profile. A lot of times, if you're driving around, like, a fucking Lambo or some crazy shit, you're just drawing unwanted attention to yourself.

I think a moment that stands out was this past New Year's. We were on this boat in St. Barts, and like, there was just an absurd amount of celebrities on it. Like, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mike Tyson, Drake, Meek Mill, Lil' Baby. The list goes on.

What my boxing career has come to is if you can't convince, confuse, right? So, like, they, the people who watch me, can't even fucking believe that I'm beating these people, so they say it's rigged, right? They say my fights are rigged. They can't believe it.

The heavyweight champion, Francis Ngannou, got paid... $600,000 or $500,000 for his last fight. The heavyweight champion of the world in boxing, Tyson Fury, got paid, like, $32 million for his last fight.

I put a lot of money into things like ETH, Bitcoin, BNB, and just have always done that for years now. Was very early on, I bought Bitcoin when I was, like, 16-years-old.

I don't have like a big enough garage space yet to collect cars... but when I'm older, I'm gonna have, like, a hundred fucking cars.

I have, probably, one rude encounter with someone any time I'm in public, like once a day ... They think you're a zoo animal.

There was a point where I actively stopped doing YouTube just because I couldn't stand it anymore.

I think the challenge of creating a billion-dollar company is, like, real-life, the hardest actual game in the world.