Logan Paul left California's 50% taxes and moved to Puerto Rico to pay 4%. Then Bad Bunny made the YouTuber and WWE star the villain of a protest video. Logan called him a hypocrite. At 18, a $2,000 Vine deal had him feeling rich, until a friend said $700 of it went to the government. Years later, he says, California was taking more than half. The island's offer sounded almost too good: "It seemed ridiculous that someone would move to Puerto Rico to pay 4% taxes." He moved in 2021. Locals owe income tax of up to 33%, and many were furious at the rich arrivals. Logan admits it: "There are locals who are not happy about the foreigners that are coming into their country and taking advantage of this tax law that they don't have access to. Why they don't have access to it, I have no idea." In 2022 Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican reggaeton star and the most-streamed artist on Spotify that year, dropped El Apagon, a protest song about the island. Its video ends with a documentary about families pushed out by tax-break newcomers, and Logan shows up in it. Logan fired back that the singer uses the same tax program himself: "He has a f*cking Act 20... It's all online. It's government information. It blows my f*cking mind how people don't want to believe that... I thought we were cool. Why are you making me like a poster child for a regime that you're a part of?" But Act 20 is a business break that island companies can get too. The 0% on investment gains that angers locals is a different law, Act 22, and only newcomers qualify. Who's the hypocrite, Logan Paul or Bad Bunny?