'I love to see the stupid shit that they say,' Jake replied. Co-host Majlak said that when the Island Boys entered the boxing arena, they were 'booed, getting stuff thrown at them, people were chasing them with their fists drawn back like 'how dare you walk off 'Impaulsive?'' On the next 'Impaulsive' episode, Jake Paul discussed the fight. They said there was a lot of 'commotion' and that a beer was thrown at a police officer, adding, 'They thought that it came from us, but it actually came from one of the guys we were hanging out with.' The brothers posted a response on TikTok on December 20, where they denied throwing shoes or getting thrown out.

Online commentator Keemstar posted a tweet saying the pair were 'kicked out for throwing shoes.' (The brothers are not implicated in the case, according to local news outlet WPBF 25.) Most recently, the pair has come under fire from their former rep, who alleged that the brothers were struggling financially and owed him $150,000 on a podcast episode in June.īut their attendance at the fight appeared to cause trouble. The brothers also made headlines in February after a childhood friend was arrested in connection with a murder, following a police raid on their home. Today, they have a combined TikTok following of over 6.5 million and have feuded with social media's original controversial brothers, Jake and Logan Paul, TikTok star Bryce Hall, and even caught the attention of Kevin Hart and Snoop Dogg, who mocked them on their comedy special '2021 and Done.' With numerous tattoos, distinct hairstyles, diamond teeth, and songs about being an 'island boy,' 20-year-olds Franky and Alex Venegas quickly went viral as 'Kodiyakredd' and 'Flyysoulja,' respectively. Perhaps the most controversial figures to come out of TikTok are two twin brothers who call themselves 'The Island Boys.' Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.

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