Nerd City is not here for Jake Paul. The YouTube channel, which often posts investigative videos peeling back the layers of YouTube, its stars, and its community, recently posted a video in which over the course of 43 minutes it alleges Paul markets to children so aggressively it could be illegal.
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Nerd City Video Raises Question: Does Jake Paul Hawking Merch To Kids Cross Legal Lines?
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YouTube Exec Says Using All Caps Titles Causes Videos To Perform Worse
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YouTube Orders Pilot For Comedy Series ‘It’s A Man’s World’ About Sexism In Gaming
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YouTube Is Beta Testing A Suite Of Tools To Help Creators Give To Charity
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YouTuber Jack Douglass Is Turning His ‘Yesterday I Asked You’ Series Into A Game Show On Twitch
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BTS Surpasses Taylor Swift To Nab Biggest 24-Hour YouTube Video Debut Of All Time
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YouTube Rolls Out New Dashboard To Tell Users Exactly How Much Time They Spend Watching Content
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YouTube Beauty Mogul Jeffree Star Breezes Past 10 Million Subscribers In Roughly 3 Years
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