Parents' Guide to Untold: Jake Paul the Problem Child

Parents need to know that Untold: Jake Paul the Problem Child is a documentary about the life of Jake Paul, his brother Logan Paul, and how they became successful. Mainly focusing on younger brother Jake and his transformation from YouTube star into a professional boxer, this promotional film also shows how he built a YouTube empire with the help of Logan. But once Jake became "one of the most hated" people on the internet, he had to find a purpose, and boxing was it. Expect punches and knockouts from boxing matches, stories of how "tough" Jake's father was on his sons ("slapped" them around), an accusation that Jake sexually assaulted a woman, Logan mentioning that he thought Jake was going to kill himself because of all the online hate he faced, and a brief recap of Jake being criticized for filming a dead body of someone who died by suicide in a forest. A few scenes show young women dancing suggestively in their underwear and bathing suits. A few women kiss Jake Paul, and his father says that his son had "more tail than he could shake a stick at." Strong language includes frequent use of all variations of "f--k," including "motherf--ker," "s--t," "p---y," "d--k," "penis," "bellend," "bitch," "a--hole," "ass," "balls," and "c--t" (bleeped out). Most if not the entire documentary could be considered an advertisement for Jake Paul and Logan Paul brands, merchandise, and products they associate themselves with.

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