"Did you ask him about CryptoZoo?" - Fans react to Jake Paul and Logan Paul's lie-detector face-off on social media

Jake Paul and Logan Paul are administering a lie detector test on one another and people are sounding off online before the looming video releases. Jake teased the video release for 9 AM Eastern Time tomorrow morning on his YouTube channel along with brother Logan.

The infamous influencer brothers questioned each other on a myriad of hot-button topics like if any of Jake's fights have been rigged, if Logan can beat Jake in a boxing fight, if Jake is on PED's, if Logan is in the Illuminati, if Jake would beat KSI in a fight, if Jake thinks he will beat Mike Tyson, and more.

Multiple X users offered up their thoughts when a teaser clip was posted on Jake Paul's page and a tweet thread filled with several opinions built up thereafter.

@Jzwag2 said:

"Did you ask him about Cryptozoo?"

@lezramgomez stated:

"Let's go"

@MrDwein quipped:

"Nothing new we've never heard or seen before"

Check out more fan reactions below:

[Images Courtesy: @jakepaul tweet thread on X]

Check out the Jake Paul-Logan Paul lie-detector teaser clip below:

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When Jake Paul accused Logan Paul of lying

Jake Paul is not entirely unfamiliar with questioning whether or not his brother Logan was being entirely truthful with certain things.

The 27-year-old called out his brother Logan Paul for claiming he was previously offered the Mike Tyson fight before Jake was lined up for that contest. The current WWE United States champion had made that claim on his podcast in March.

Logan sounded off on his podcast Impaulsive by stating:

"I said no to fighting Mike Tyson. I was offered it but not on Netflix and not for a big a** bag. It was just like this could be a real fight. I've been asked 'Do you think you could beat Mike Tyson?'. My answer was and will be yes. I just think he's too old. That's crazy. He's senile."

'The Problem Child' retorted his brother on the Betr podcast when Jake seemed not enthusiastic to air things out publically but stated his brother was blatantly lying. The Ohio native stated that he and his promotional partner Nakisa Bidarian brought the Netflix deal to the former WBC champion and that 'Iron' Mike has not even been out there looking for fights prior.

Paul felt like his WWE star brother who has also boxed a bit was trying to take away his shine and make it seem like Jake was a secondary option. Perhaps this reported lie will be addressed in their video set to drop tomorrow.