And just when it looked like all the hate for the social media star was ending, he got into trouble again. The NFT project initially received a lot of hype thanks to Paul’s fame, but he went viral on Twitter recently after a user called his project a scam.
Paul’s CryptoZoo has come under fire for allegedly using photoshopped Adobe Stock images.
A Twitter user named Coffeezilla, who described himself as an “internet detective exposing scams,” exposed Paul with a side-by-side comparison photo of a stock image of a panda alongside its CryptoZoo variant.
He also shared one of a penguin and another of a lion. Although the truth has not been established, Paul’s art looked suspiciously similar to the stock image.
“DON’T SUPPORT THIS CLOWN PROJECT. My guy is literally ripping off stock photos and their “admin” Ben Roth is lying about it in the telegram," he said.
Many users responded to Coffeezilla’s claim, noting that Paul would never change and that he was a scammer. So far, Paul has not responded to the accusations.
