YouTube star Jake Paul denies that he "engaged in any looting or vandalism" despite being seen with friends on video at an Arizona mall as people around them appeared to be damaging property Saturday night.

"To be absolutely clear, neither I nor anyone in our group was engaged in any looting or vandalism," the influencer said in a statement posted on Twitter Sunday.

Multiple videos showing Paul and his group at the Arizona mall surfaced on Twitter late Saturday and into Sunday morning. New York Times Reporter Taylor Lorenz was one of many who shared the viral videos on the platform.

She claimed the footage showed Paul and his friends "'looting' and trashing property in a Scottsdale mall last night amid protests." .

The viral videos appear to show Paul walking around both the outside and the inside of the mall wearing a white face mask with a red stripe

The footage doesn't clearly show if Paul did or didn't participate in the alleged vandalism or take anything from the businesses

YouTube star Jake Paul and his friends were caught “looting” and trashing property in a Scottsdale mall last night amid protests pic.twitter.com/KyrE87TvA9