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Logan Paul blasts publisher's 'greedy' post-mortem claim
3 Aug
Summary
- Paul claims publisher contacted him days after Oliver Tree's death.
- A podcast featuring Oliver Tree's music was retroactively flagged.
- Paul expressed outrage over the timing of the copyright claim.
Logan Paul has criticized the music publisher of the late Oliver Tree, alleging they contacted him with a copyright claim on a podcast episode featuring Tree's music mere days after the artist's passing. This occurred approximately four years after the original "Impaulsive" podcast episode aired.
Paul recounted that Oliver Tree had personally granted permission for the song's use and had ensured his publisher would whitelist the content, preventing copyright issues. However, this protection seemingly vanished following Tree's death.
Oliver Tree and five others tragically died on June 14, 2026, when two helicopters collided over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Paul later spoke at Tree's memorial service on July 25, 2026, alongside other friends and colleagues.
