Logan Paul has said “everyone deserves second chances” in his first brief interview since the controversy over his video of a suspected suicide victim in Japan.

The 22-year-old, who was interviewed Monday as he made his way into LAX airport, also agreed he had been treated “fairly” by YouTube and the public in the wake of the outrage over his footage of a dead body in the Aokigahara forest.

His comments come after YouTube announced last week it had removed Paul from its Google Preferred premium advertising service and put its forthcoming original shows with him on hold.

Asked by a TMZ reporter whether he deserved a second chance, Paul responded: “Everyone deserves second chances bro.”

The YouTuber then said he had learned “everything, so many things” from the fallout over the Aokigahara video.