Jake Paul: Only he, MrBeast, and Logan Paul remain top legacy creators
Jake Paul · Jake Paul on Going From YouTube to Boxing to Investing | a16z ft. Anti Fund · Jun 22, 2026 · at 24:36
Jake Paul, creator, boxer, and co-founder of Anti Fund, discusses creator economy retention and media brand longevity with host Erik Torenberg.
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“You know, you kind of had to be there from the start, and that's why you really see with brands that have stuck around at the highest level in social media, it's me, Mr. Beast, and my brother, and there's really no one else.”
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