Logan Paul responds to rumours of ‘leaked gay sex tape’

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YouTuber Logan Paul has joked about the leak of his supposed “sex tape.”

The YouTube star spoke out after a clip of two men engaged in oral sex sparked intense fan speculation.

‘Logan Paul’ began trending on Twitter on Saturday night after the clip surfaced.

Logan Paul jokes that sex tape rumour is ‘d**k bait’

Taking to Twitter, he joked: “100k retweets and ill release the full sex tape”.

The YouTube star, 24, has not confirmed or denied whether it is in fact him in the clip – but the message currently has 55,000 retweets.

Paul  added: “when click bait turns to d**k bait”.

In another message, he quipped: “james charles ur next”.

James Charles responded: “Sorry bro I only go for straight guys ?.”

The YouTube’s brother Jake Paul also shared a message of the message exchange when Logan first found out about the Twitter rumour.

The American vlogger is among YouTube‘s biggest stars with 20 million subscribers.

However, he has repeatedly come under fire for his conduct – famously igniting international anger in 2017 when he posted a YouTube video featuring the deceased corpse of a man who had hanged himself in Japan.

Logan Paul joked about ‘going gay’

Earlier this year, Logan Paul faced anger when he joked that he planned to “go gay” for a month.

He said: “It’s male-only March. We’re gonna attempt to go gay for just one month.”

Logan Paul did not confirm or deny whether the tape is real

Logan Paul did not confirm or deny whether the tape is real (Mary Clavering/Young Hollywood/Getty Images).

Daniel Preda, the partner of YouTuber Joey Graceffa, responded: “Logan Paul joking about being gay ‘for one month’ while countless LGBT+ around the world are killed & committing suicide for their sexuality, is disgusting.

“He continues to be an awful representation of the YouTube community & shows he truly has learned NOTHING over the last year.

“Perhaps for the month of March instead of baiting the gay community you can use your massive platform as a voice for those LGBT+ who have no voice and resort to suicide and self-harm. Just a suggestion,”

However, Paul apologised for the remarks after earning a rebuke from GLAAD.

He conceded: “Very poor choice of words… my fault.”