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 ...

For almost a decade, MatPat, whose real name is Matthew Patrick ... On Jan. 4, Patrick announced in a tearful video titled “Goodbye Internet” that March 9, 2024, would be his last day hosting ...

In a tearful video titled “Goodbye Internet,” MatPat — legal name Matthew Patrick — announced that March 9, 2024, would be his last day hosting “Game Theorists,” a popular YouTube ...

Popular YouTuber Matthew "MatPat" has announced his retirement ... In a video titled, Goodbye Internet, he bid an emotional farewell to fans of the channels, saying: "It's not clickbait.

MatPat, whose real name is Matthew Patrick, made the announcement in a video titled "Goodbye Internet" — a nod to his famed intro of "Hello internet" — on January 9. "It's not clickbait ...

In his Goodbye Internet video, Patrick said he always ... Patrick won’t be hosting The Game Theorists videos anymore. “MatPat has done so much for youtube (sic) and YouTubers (sic) over ...

better known by his YouTube alias MatPat, bid his community a tearful goodbye today after announcing that he will retire from content creation in a few months. In a video titled Goodbye Internet ...

Matthew Patrick, better known online as MatPat, has announced his semi ... someone else,” he said in a 25-minute video titled “Goodbye Internet.” He and his wife, Stephanie, are the co ...

Popular YouTube channel The Game Theorists will soon see its popular creator MatPat stepping back from uploading videos, and viewers are treating the news like the end of an era for the platform.

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, whose real name is Matthew Patrick, made the announcement in a video titled "Goodbye Internet" — a nod to his famed intro of "Hello internet" — on January 9. "It's not clickbait," Patrick said ...