During the latest episode of his "Impaulsive" podcast, Logan Paul weighed in on the cancelation of David Dobrik after the latter's sexual assault scandal.The 25-year-old YouTuber is known to be friends with Dobrik, who recently lost major sponsorships and thousands of subscribers in the wake of an explosive sexual assault scandal that rocked the entire Vlog Squad.BREAKING NEWS THAT WILL MOST DEFINITELY CHANGE YOUR LIFE: Logan Paul reacts to the David Dobrik cancellation. Logan says "I believe David will make it out of it." pic.twitter.com/A4mefJ5d0l— Def Noodles (@defnoodles) April 1, 2021Drawing from personal experience, Paul recently opened up on Dobrik's situation. He said,'Why do apologies come in twos? It doesn't happen overnight, true change takes a f*cking minute. I believe David will make it out of it. David will come back . He's gotta learn, improve and get extremely creative with what he's making because I believe any sort of Vlog squad style of camaraderie content that is David Dobrik style vlogs, will come with a bit of bad taste"He also mentioned his recent tweet about the Dobrik situation. In his post, Paul reflected on his cancelation after the Japan suicide forest controversy.Logan Paul shares his thoughts on David Dobrik and cancel culture[Timestamps: 45:00, 57:10]During a particular segment of his podcast, Paul spoke about Dobrik's cancelation by referring to his own tweet about taking accountability. He said,"Keeping the sanctity of the relationship that I have with David because he is a friend and I want him to take accountability and really understand the situation. If you are so shut off to the idea of someone being able to improve and change, what are we doing here ? Making mistakes is so human of us . Allow yourselves to forgive when the time is right. "Paul's tweet is below:some thoughts pic.twitter.com/Sa4ScLUrIY— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) March 25, 2021The aforementioned message left the internet divided, as it was praised by some and criticized by others.Some people praised Paul's maturity on the matter and his efforts to rise above controversy:Proud of the transformation you’ve made brother. Really great to watch.— Tom Ward (@motdraw1) March 25, 2021You’ve changed for the better and it is very impressive, I’m also glad that you didn’t give up— Kashi (@kashihimself) March 25, 2021Been watching the whole way, awesome to see the growth!— Ferg (@Ferg) March 25, 2021I think everyone can agree that the transformation you’ve gone through over the years has been evident in a great way. Very happy to see that positive change ⚡️— MSF Pack A Puncher (@PackAPuncherYT) March 25, 2021Logan Paul is so likeable now— BigRobHunter ❂ (@BigRobHunterIII) March 25, 2021But Paul's tweet also drew backlash as some Twitter users claimed there was no reason to extend support to Dobrik:Would agree with you, but David Dobrik just simply doesn't deserve a platform. Can't classify it as a moral lapse when he was consistently being insensitive and offensive for over four years. There is no comeback for him, and it's not as if he should have the opportunity to do so— tysuli // nick (@tysuli) March 25, 2021Nope no empathy for David. He doesn’t need to comeback soon and just like Shane Dawson, needs to be away from the spotlight for a long time. Logan is a white straight guy praising David, and truthfully the last thing someone like David needs is empathy.— Luffy the SJW/Fake woke slayer. (@Fern_phone) April 2, 2021These are men with a combined following of 10+ million people, a lot of influence and social capital. They *should* do better. @YouTube should include a *content warning* when creators share content that may be potentially traumatic or trigger negative emotions for people.— Avery Francis (@AveryFrancis) April 2, 2021Most of the internet often agrees that Paul has been able to mount a successful career u-turn after a major scandal.In light of his recent comments, it now remains to be seen if his words will turn out to be prophetic regarding Dobrik's potential return to the limelight.