Logan Paul Calls Camila Araujo ‘Real Talent’ saying Tana Mongeau is Her Twin Flame

Camilla Araujo made a viral appearance on Logan Paul’s Impaulsive podcast on Tuesday, earning praise from both hosts and revealing the creator she feels most spiritually aligned with.

“You’re a real talent,” Paul told her during the hour-long episode. “You have a personality people will watch.”

Co-host Mike Majlak echoed the sentiment, calling her “fast, witty, fearless,” and “not afraid to talk s**t to very big men.”

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Araujo has built a massive following across TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram.

She initially went viral in MrBeast’s Squid Games video as contestant #67.

Despite her adult-industry label, Paul said Araujo stands out for more than provocative content.

“You’re a content creator. That’s why you’re here,” he said. “The stigma only defines you if you let it.”

Araujo agreed and said she’s intentionally pushed beyond early viral clips.

“I started talking directly to the camera,” she said. “Showing my personality was what shifted everything.”

When asked which other creators she connects with, Araujo immediately named Mongeau.

“She’s said it herself, me and her are twin flames,” she said. “We’ve talked for six hours straight. It’s weird.”

Mongeau is one of the internet’s most controversial social media stars. Araujo said that blend of chaos and longevity is part of why they get along so well.

“Tana’s been through everything and is still standing,” Araujo said. “That’s rare.”

Araujo also credited her success to a tight strategy, saying her biggest virality didn’t come from stunts but consistency.

“It wasn’t because I was pushing OF. It was because people said, ‘She’s kind of funny. She has something to say,’” Araujo said. “That’s what people connect to.”

Paul said he sees a clear path for Araujo to pivot into new industries.

“You could stop now and be fine,” he said. “But if you keep going, you’ll build something even bigger.”

Araujo said she’s not done yet. “This was a huge moment for me,” she said. “I’m ready for what’s next.”