Logan Paul responds to being parodied on South Park: 'The accomplishment of my life!'

Logan Paul has spoken out on being parodied by iconic cartoon series South Park.

The YouTuber and wrestler, 28, appeared on Today on Friday and said he's "honoured" to be featured on the series.

"Literally, that is the life goal... [the] accomplishment of my life," he said with a laugh.

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"Like, that is so cool that South Park, we somehow crack culture enough to infiltrate like one of the greatest cartoons of all time."

Paul added that he had no idea he and his sports drink would be parodied, adding, "I'm honoured."

The long-running cartoon series, which often parodies some of the biggest stars in pop culture, mocked Paul and his energy drink brand PRIME.

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In the episode, character Clyde Donovan watches Logan LeDouche promote his energy drink online - clearly a nod to Paul.

"Drink Cred or you're a piece of s--t," LeDouche says as he jumps out of an airplane.

Paul also responded on Instagram, sharing a video copying the South Park episode.

Paul has consistently been one of the highest-earning YouTubers over the last four years.

In 2018, he made the major decision to begin amateur boxing, like his brother Jake Paul.

In 2021, Paul fought the famous professional boxer Floyd Money Mayweather, reportedly making $US250,000 (approx. $361,000) by just showing up to the highly anticipated fight. His net worth is reportedly $75 million.

While Paul, who is engaged to Nina Adgal, has plenty of success, he also has a controversial past.

One example some might remember is the video he shared back in 2017 when he visited a Japanese forest known as a suicide destination.

In the video, Paul shared footage of a dead body he had seen in the Aokigahara forest, sparking major outrage and upset with viewers.