Beloved gaming YouTuber MatPat announces his retirement from The Game Theorists after 13 years and 18.4 million subscribers. MatPat's channels, including The Film Theorists and GT Live, will continue ...

The Game Theorists creator MatPat has announced his retirement from YouTube. In a new video titled “Goodbye Internet,” MatPat, whose real name is Matthew Patrick, stated that March 9 would be his last ...

MatPat aka Matthew Patrick had built an impressive fanbase via his YouTube channel The Game Theorists through which he offered trusted guides to help video game players solve problems troubling them.

Matthew Patrick’s most unique achievement isn’t that he grew his YouTube account into a multi-channel media business with over 40 million subscribers. It’s that he managed to sell his company and ...

Patrick built a YouTube empire with his show, The Game Theorists. The show dived into the wildest theories behind popular video games. He created the brand together with his wife, Stephanie, in 2011.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook This year, the popular YouTuber MatPat announced that he was retiring from the YouTube game. While ...

Former YouTuber and prominent internet personality Matthew Robert Patrick, better known as "MatPat," has officially announced that he will be playing the role of "Toy Bonnie" in Five Nights at ...

Back in 2023, YouTuber Matthew 'MatPat' Patrick, creator of the hugely popular Game Theory channel, made a brief cameo in the first Five Nights at Freddy's movie, where he mused that breakfast being ...

With the release of the Five Nights At Freddy's (Fnaf) movie, fans are going gaga over several prominent YouTube personalities making cameo appearances. Among them is The Game Theorists and The Film ...

MatPat, former host of Game Theory on YouTube, gets candid about Five Nights at Freddy's 2 changing the video game lore for the upcoming sequel movie. Matthew Patrick, known professionally as MatPat, ...

After 37 seasons as the host of Jeopardy!, Alex Trebek became a mainstay in American households. But after he passed away last year, Sony was left with big shoes to fill for their primetime show. He’s ...