Jake Paul sits at 0.96 — the single strongest pull in Logan Paul's top 10 — but the second cluster tells a different story: gaming brands dominate the remaining positions, making this a two-peak audience that bridges a YouTube-influencer world and a gaming-hardware ecosystem.
The shape is two-peak. Jake Paul (0.96) and Roman Atwood (0.94), a comedian, form one pole — both are Celebrities and Influencers, and together they represent the influencer-adjacent side of the audience. The second pole is built almost entirely from Brands in gaming subcategories: Clash of Clans (0.94) and Rainbow Six Siege (0.90) are Video Game Franchises; Turtle Beach (0.90) is a B2B hardware brand; G Fuel (0.91) is a Beverage brand with deep gaming-culture ties. Rounding out the top 10 are Youtooz (0.88), a Toys and Games brand, and ORIGIN PC (0.88), a Technology brand — both reinforcing the gaming-peripheral cluster. Raven Software (0.88) and Battlefield (0.88) extend the Video Game Franchises and Game Developers presence further. Logan Paul's own subcategory — Lifestyle — appears only once in the top 10, in JC Caylen at position 16 in the broader set; within the top 10 itself, no other Lifestyle entity appears.
The overall picture is an audience that lives at the intersection of creator-culture fandom and gaming-brand consumption — two distinct neighborhoods held together by the same underlying audience shape.