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The All-In Podcast · September 30, 2026 · 52m 49s

Jake Paul & The Chainsmokers: Turning Fame into Funds, Jake Enters Politics? & Venture Bubble Signs

Jake Paul joins Chamath and the Besties to discuss turning his massive online audience into a boxing business, his challenge to the UFC’s pay model, and why he views attention as capital that can be invested beyond the celebrity label. He also hints at a possible move into politics. Later, Drew Taggart and Alex Pall of The Chainsmokers share how they transitioned from artists to investors, playing a supportive “sixth man” role in deals, and offer advice on whether fame helps or hurts in venture—while also weighing in on bubble behavior and the importance of returning cash to investors.

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Boxing as a Business and the UFC Challenge0:06:41
Jake Paul outlined his boxing playbook—turning an audience into a profitable fight promotion business—and explained why he wants to compete directly with the UFC by offering better pay for fighters.
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Attention as Capital and Investing Beyond the Celebrity Label0:11:54
Jake Paul described attention as a form of capital that can be invested into companies, and stressed that he wants to be taken seriously as an investor rather than merely a celebrity check.

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