Logan Paul argues that mean-spirited behavior has become normalized and expresses a personal preference for avoiding that energy.

“The The idea that it's okay to to be mean to people has become a little bit more normalized and I don't mean this in like a soft way. Maybe it is kind of soft and maybe we do need to be soft as humans sometimes and and nurturing and loving of our brothers and sisters, right?”

He claims that roasting requires a degree of truth or personal observation as a basis for the humor, rather than just being mean-spirited.

“I think there needs to be some sort of kernel of truth that you can connect.”