Are the stunts real?

Success begets haters and the Dude Perfect quintet have their own share of doubters. In a segment that appeared on Good Morning America featuring the group’s trick shots, questions were thrown whether the videos were real or fake. Cody Jones, one of the members responded that with people saying that their tricks are fake, curiosity is aroused which gives them more hits on YouTube. They have admitted that many attempts are done before getting the perfect shot and then the footages are edited to show the only ones that are successful.

Whatever it is that they’re doing seems to be working, earning them a fat paycheck to the tune of $20 million this 2018.

#2 Jake Paul

One of two Paul brothers appearing on this list, the other being Logan Paul (#10), Jake Paul, the rowdy younger brother, shot to fame in the now defunct Vine video sharing platform in 2013. His stint there generated him a fan-base of 5.3 million followers. He later created his own YouTube Channel where he posted vlogs and video content of his antics, one of which was a stunt he did while invited as a guest at the White House in 2017.