You Gotta Want It

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Her profile name was Miss Team Texas and she was pretty with brown hair and tall, just like Jake liked. We’d been working on a clunky desktop computer, but like you, we grew up digital, and we wanted the newest and fastest devices. According to my mom, I was colicky and had a predilection for projectile vomiting, but otherwise was a good eater and a great sleeper, and as both a baby and a little kid I always smiled.

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I would recommend this book to anyone who is a Jake Paul fan and if you are interested in becoming famous on social media. A humorous, motivational memoir in the vein of Tyler Oakley's Binge and Marcus Butler's Hello Life, from high-energy comedic social media phenomenon Jake Paul. From learning the value of a disciplined work ethic, to achieving his goals and aspirations along the way to digital celebrity, to the crazy behind-the-scenes details of his journey as a creator and actor, Jake relates the most hysterical and intimate details of his life thus far—all with the signature humor, honesty, and unstoppable attitude that have won him millions of devoted followers. A Serious Conversation with Myself; Vine Famous; Haters; Happy Face; The Most Fun Night I Ever Had (and That Was Before I Met Miss Teen Texas in Person); A Miss Teen Texas Dream Comes True; Ça Ne Va Pas Durer Éternellement; Jake Paul Hates It When You Touch His Belly Button; First-Date Tutorial; El-A; Hopped Off the Plane at LAX; 10 Thoughts I'm Having Right Now; The Epiphany; Amanda Cerny: 5 Things I Know About Jake That You Don't; One Gigantic Ball of Possibility; Why Don't You Be Like Dr.

I didn't even want to watch anything of his and give him the views (haha, me boycotting him makes SUCH a difference right?

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This book talks about Jakes life starting from when he was a little kid and when he had the dream of becoming a youtuber. He also explains where he started on Youtube with his brother and what it took to be a Youtuber at a young age. I never really watched TV, at least not the way my parents and almost anyone else older than me did. The initial draft of the song, we started with ‘It’s the eye of the tiger, it’s the thrill of the fight, rising up to the spirit of our rival, and the last known survivor stalks his prey in the night, and it all comes down to survival. This song is a worldwide hit, winning anEmmy Award and used as the theme song for the1988 Summer Olympics and the 1988 Summer Paralympics.The book takes place starting in Ohio where Jake was born and raised, then he takes many trips to try and pursue his career and the book ends in LA. Later that night in Houston, he came on stage and everyone went crazy, and he was so glad that now one hated him there unlike Ohio. I was seventeen years old, the plane had landed and taxied to the gate, and as I got to the door I whipped out my phone, pressed record, and began narrating the start of my adventure to the tune of a Miley Cyrus song. If you’re in or around my generation and have grown up 100 percent digital, your life is pretty much documented on your phone. Also Jake tells you it really doesn't matter where you grew up and how you grew up all you have to do is try and work harder than others.

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It was simple comedy—setup and punch line—kind of like the videos Logan and I made, except he was putting his videos on YouTube—and tons of people were watching them.

I feel like as soon as he talks about his accomplishments or 'sick' things (like he held his breath(I think? By the time I was old enough to figure things out, my mom was remarried and my dad was into the ladies, and I didn’t feel the need to ask them questions. Vine is an app where you take seven second videos and post them, Jake had almost 1 million followers on Vine. I like being creative, making funny videos, and hanging out with friends—usually all at the same time. While it's not a particularly complex book, and the narrative voice is very clearly a 19 y/o that doesn't really read, that's not a huge problem.