- BEAT SABER YOUTUBE HARDER BETTER FASTER STRONGER FULL
- BEAT SABER YOUTUBE HARDER BETTER FASTER STRONGER SERIES
With the 10th anniversary of Game Theory approaching, Patrick sat down with The Verge for an interview about what’s changed on YouTube over the last decade and what’s next. In December 2020, one of their charity streams raised more than $3 million for St. Alongside his wife and channel partner Stephanie, the two are also exploring more charity live streams for causes close to their hearts.
BEAT SABER YOUTUBE HARDER BETTER FASTER STRONGER FULL
His videos routinely pick up millions of views, and he employs a full team to help with editing and creating new episodes.
In 2014, Patrick expanded “Game Theory” into a franchise with “Film Theory,” and “Food Theory” followed just last year. By 2017, he became a leading figure within the community, fighting on behalf of YouTubers during the “adpocalypse.” He even went on to host an interview session with YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki about creator issues. He was one of the first creators to explain why Minecraft was so successful on YouTube, for example. Throughout the years, MatPat’s channel became a go-to open secret for new YouTube creators and game developers. YouTubers also looked to him as a model, as Patrick successfully helped to pilot an entire genre of videos, using tricks he had learned while working behind the scenes at a multichannel network (an older YouTube model that has slowly faded away).
The channel quickly found an audience of gaming enthusiasts and industry developers who wanted to learn the secrets behind why certain games became such a hit.
BEAT SABER YOUTUBE HARDER BETTER FASTER STRONGER SERIES
“Game Theory,” a series that examines the ins and outs of popular video game franchises like Five Nights at Freddy’s and Minecraft, premiered on April 18th, 2011. Matthew “MatPat” Patrick was on YouTube for two years before he hit publish on the first entry in the series that changed his life - and YouTube culture as a whole.
0 kommentar(er)
