"Logan Paul Feat. Why Don't We: Help Me Help You" is a music video from 2017 that runs for a bit under 3.5 minutes and you can find the name of the song and the "artists" in the title here. At the center of it all is Logan Paul, who is also credited as director. And he is probably also the one to blame for this mess. People should really be ashamed to use important subjects like anorexia and bulimia and exploit them for their own wealth. There is nothing substantial or touching about the subject here, the genre is pop music of the worst, most generic kind and the creative component is so minimal, basically non-existent, that you could say everybody in here is really interchangable and this of course includes the actress too they cast here from really horrible television series Pretty Little Liars, perhaps the least talented and probably also least attractive from the quartet. With her performance here, she really isn't doing anything to prove she has range. But still she is not as bad and forgettable as the singing here. The quality of this video fits in well with Logan's recent scandal from Japan, but we don't want to talk about that in detail now, even if it fits in with the character he presents to us in here. I feel sorry for those still too young believing there is just 1% authenticity to it all. Oh yeah his fellow singers in here are just as bad as him. The best thing about this one? It's also the only good thing, namely that it is relatively short, even for a music video. If these are the people influencing our upcoming generation the most, then we are all doomed. Highly not recommended.
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There is a message behind the video
francoischristana2 August 2021
Shay Mitchell filmography brought me to this song. I'm familiar with Logan Paul from YouTube, but I never heard of the group Why Don't We. My first impression of the song is that the chorus is catchy. The video kept me engaged with Logan Paul dressed as a minion, the clothes/shoes prop, and the acting at the end. Overall, what I perceived from the video is women asks for men opinion on different things such as clothes, weight, etc... and when it's not the answer we're looking for we get upset but we continue to asks anyway.
It's good, like, even with Logan Paul in it - Better than these mumble rappers.
budderplayz1 October 2018
Warning: Spoilers
Nah, it's great, not as bad as you think it is. It's easy on the ears, his voice is tolerable and the band. "Why Don't We." Only make it easier to listen to, so give it a shot, and don't deny that you like it because Log An Pulle is in it.
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