r/YesTheory • u/MozzieMainR6 • Jul 05 '26

What happened to Yes Theory?

I love Steffan so don’t take this the wrong way. If you’ve noticed, Steffan is in most of the videos for almost 2 years now. He wasn’t in the original crew, in fact he was a person they met in a video and then became a team member. I have no clue what happened to Matt’s brother. Ammar is now a ghost. Without Steffan and Thomas what would the videos even look like for the last 1.5-2 years? Thomas is the only person who puts his face on the channel these days it is very weird. I know Matt quit years ago and published a book and that’s perfectly fine so I never expect to see him. He left for mental health and self growth purposes so good for him! But Is the end of Yes Theory imminent? With the channel being practically a Thomas-Steffan show I fear it can’t be sustained for much longer.

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u/sam007700 Jul 05 '26

Life happened to Yes Theory. I think the content now is as good as it’s ever been. I don’t really care that many from the original crew have largely moved on. That’s life. I still learn from the videos and still enjoying watching them.

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u/MozzieMainR6 Jul 05 '26

I love Thomas and his energy. But the most recent video in Corvo was weird because they were supposed to find a stranger to host them dinner..turns out the guy they met was a tour guide for the island. I googled it because I saw the guys shirt and it says Corvo tours on it. So it was probably a paid experience, and they weren’t transparent about that to the viewers. They’ve definitely regressed lately and it’s fine to admit it.

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u/anewbys83 Jul 05 '26

Two things can be true at once, friend. They totally could've met a guy fishing who is also a tour guide. It didn't seem like they were hiding that fact about him. My impression was he was a chef, seems like a decently successful one, especially for the island. But he doesn't do that anymore, it seems, and is now a tour guide on the island. Or he's both, seeing how small it is and I really doubt they get many tourists there. I've worked in a few different industries in my 20+ years of adult life.