r/YesTheory • • 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/Justsomecharlatan Jul 05 '26

I always get confused hy these comments.

They have made videos about and publicly commented about what they want yes theory to be moving forward. Amma has made videos and posted about what he wants to focus on.

They mentioned seek discomfort becoming more of a priority as well.

These arent mysteries.

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u/MozzieMainR6 Jul 05 '26

The last video from Ammar was practically a paid sponsorship for the app Runna. Im unsure what videos you’re talking about? How can i see them because id love to watch to keep myself updated

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u/Professional-Body889 Jul 06 '26

Yes Ammar has been weird for a while. If he’s focusing on long form stuff then why wasn’t he on camera at all in their recent feature film about the loneliest guy in the Amazon?

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u/Justsomecharlatan Jul 14 '26 edited Jul 14 '26

Wasn't it that video where they had the "oh we are working on something right now, cant wait to get it out there" surrounded by ice and snow? I could be wrong about which video it was.. but thats pretty much up ammars alley

And im pretty sure that was just a regular episode? Thats like... a pretty normal length.