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Disney Channel and Influencer Jake Paul Part Ways as He Causes Chaos in His L.A. Neighborhood

The YouTube star will no longer appear on Bizaardvark

Jake Paul, after causing a ruckus in his neighborhood, will no longer appear on Disney Channel's show Bizaardvark.YouTube: Jake Paul
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By Sami Main

July 24, 2017

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Over the weekend, word got out that Jake Paul would no longer appear in Disney’s hit show Bizaardvark.

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Sami Main is social editor for Adweek, where she posts Adweek content onto social platforms and looks for creative ways to communicate what's new.

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