@NarutoVibe All of them are his friends but kurama sacrificed himself so that Naruto survives. In my book he is the best friend he ever had no matter how many times he tried to kill him
I don't usually comment on trending drama but this Dillon Danis vs. Logan Paul episode is uniquely gripping. I'd like to reflect on one reason why, which I haven't seen discussed:
It's THE REVENGE OF GOD, but 100x juicier than the average Bible story—with photos of swimsuit models and the sexual humiliation of the most powerful, wealthy, young man in the world.
Context: Logan Paul is a top Youtube star pivoting to WWE and celebrity boxing. Dillon Danis was a top jiujitsu guy but fell off, pivoted to drama and now celebrity boxing. Paul and Danis have a boxing match coming up. Nina Agdal is Logan's fiancé. For the past few days, Danis has been posting tons of photos and videos showing Agdal's history of many partners and proudly loose morals.
You see, Logan Paul is the epitome of male success divorced from God.
He is one of the most successful young men in the world, who stands for nothing whatsoever. A genius of some kind, and hard working no doubt, his entire life has nonetheless been composed of essentially uninteresting and meaningless gestures. His early videos were childish stunts, most famously disrespecting a dead body on video.
His grand "maturation" involved making an interview show and podcast, where he's cultivated no apparent perspective of any kind, but loves to make fun of his one Christian friend. He's launched a massive energy drink brand, which is very successful, because that's an optimal business model if your advantage is distribution. He's athletic, and a stud, so now he's going down the action sports path alá The Rock. He's at the top of the world, but knows close to nothing and stands for even less, at every turn choosing the most predictable option optimized for power and money.
People like Logan Paul always think they can get away with it. You think you can fly all the way up to the sun, you think you can work hard and own everything, all by yourself. But what we know, from time immemorial, is that, as soon as you go and do it, as soon as you completely succeed, you will be completely destroyed. Your soul will be smited by forces you cannot comprehend. If you don't want to call it God, nobody will force you to—but that doesn't change the fact that you're in Hell. You've amassed every possible thing, including now, finally, the hottest girl you can find, who makes you feel happy. But it's right when you win it all that, somehow, mysteriously, your life can suddenly be worse than you ever imagined.
Hell is real. Logan Paul is in it right now. As @Indian_Bronson got me thinking about earlier, the ultimate determinate of a man's self-worth, his entire felt sense of life itself, is tightly wound up with who he marries and reproduces with—the meaning of that relationship, and the integrity of that relationship. Logan Paul has spent his entire life quite literally mocking God and now the entire world is watching God, in real time, bring him lower—in reality, in his own psyche, and in the public sphere—than the average working-class incel. The average God-fearing husband in America is a far, far more successful man than Logan Paul is, as of today.
Hell is real. God is real. There is nothing superstitious about any of these things. Pray for Logan Paul.