Jake Paul claims Conor McGregor was on drugs at Donald Trump's inauguration
03/25/2025 08:23 PM
Jake Paul and Conor McGregor have never seen eye to eye, but their feud that was once exclusive to social media escalated when they met at Donald Trump's inauguration.
Though the interaction may have seemed friendlier than some would have liked, it was far from cordial between McGregor and the Paul brothers. 'The Problem Child' has long been at odds with the Irishman, so why didn't their meeting result in something more sinister?
Well, according to Jake Paul, seeing Conor McGregor's height and stature up close and personal for the first time left him completely unphased.
"A lot of people were upset that there wasn't that much sh*t talk," Jake said. "But when someone's that short, I render them as a child."
"So, I didn't feel the need to impose any threat towards this mini Irish child."
Logan Paul then weighed in on the altercation.
"It was confusing at times. You'd look at him, and you'd be like, 'What is that 12-year-old doing here?' But it was just Conor McGregor."
According to Jake Paul, McGregor was using drugs before attending Donald Trump's inauguration.
"He was definitely on crack like Amanda Bynes. So, you know, you just, you don't mess with, you don't poke the bear when someone's a little schizo."
Logan Paul expanded on his brother's comments, insisting that McGregor did seem a little unusual.
"We didn't see him at the after parties, but I will say, at 7 in the morning, he rolled up like, Theo Von said that [McGregor's] got a Zyn lodged in his brain."
"I can't speak to what's in his brain, but there's definitely something."
Listen to the Paul Brothers' reaction to the Conor McGregor confrontation below.
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Whether he was sober at the president's inauguration or not, Conor McGregor has a strong relationship with Donald Trump.
'The Notorious' and his family were recently invited to the White House, where they received great hospitality. This later led to McGregor announcing his run for president in his own country.
