A rumored Logan Paul-themed bundle for the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has been confirmed to be false, quelling speculation that the social media personality would feature in the game. This rumor emanated from a series of social media posts suggesting a potential operator bundle featuring Paul. However, industry insiders and credible Call of Duty leakers have dismissed these claims as baseless.
The Call of Duty franchise has a history of collaborating with celebrities, dating back to its partnership with Snoop Dogg during the Call of Duty: Ghosts era. While these celebrity bundles have intrigued some players, they have also stirred controversy among the fanbase. Many players have expressed concerns over the absence of realistic skins in the game, a sentiment echoed by other game developers. Battlefield 6 notably parodying this trend in its promotional materials.
In light of player feedback, the developers of Black Ops 7 announced the cancellation of multiple “big brand” collaborations. Treyarch’s Senior Director of Production, Yale Miller, stated that future additions will focus on elements that resonate with the themes of Black Ops 7.
The recent speculation about Logan Paul began circulating on November 27, with claims of datamined files indicating a possible skin for him. Posts from users like VelixGaming even included visual mock-ups of a Logan-themed skin. Nevertheless, well-known leakers in the Call of Duty community quickly refuted the rumors, with CoDWarfareForum questioning the source of the claims and others labeling them as mere bait.
Interestingly, Logan Paul’s brother, Jake, was previously featured in promotional content for Black Ops 7, leading to some fan speculation about the potential for his appearance in the game. However, as it stands, there has been no confirmation or indication that Logan Paul will join the roster of operators for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7.
This course correction aligns with the developers’ intent to deliver a more coherent and thematic experience within the game, addressing player concerns while maintaining engagement with a diverse audience.