I've been wondering what his gameplan is with the supposed shutdown of his Patreon and reduction in video release frequency. It seems like everybody is starting a podcast these days, and it's easy for him to just blab into a microphone. He doesn't have to go anywhere and doesn't even need to put on his PMM "costume" for an audio-only medium. It's a perfect lazy boy job -- especially when he should be able to port over his YouTube audience pretty easily -- which is why I'm surprised that it seems to have fizzled out (or at least is having some trouble getting off the ground).
I've remarked before about how broad and unfocused his content is, but somehow he manages not to alienate any of his audience with conflicting content (example: heavy drinking vlogs contrasted with his awestruck reaction to kiddie rides at Legoland). Several YouTube creators I follow have started up "second channels" when they want to try something that they enjoy but wouldn't necessarily please The Algorithm™. I haven't seen it so much in the theme park vlogging space (Adam the Woo notwithstanding), but it could be a good way to keep disparate content separate. Say, have the original channel for Disney Parks visits, but add a "PMM Eats" channel for all that delicious muckbang goodness and maybe a separate "Getting Loaded with Nate" channel for his dudebro drinking. Add a "Travel with Morrow" channel for his trips around the country to pimp out Results shirts at conventions and even his international travel. Maybe even a home shopping channel for all his trips to that overpriced flea market he's often shilling for.
Of course, the challenge would be keeping all those channels stocked with content to keep viewers interested. Since he's struggling to make videos for just one channel, I'm not so sure he'd be capable of filling multiple ones.
I wonder what he has up that funny-patterned sleeve of his!
at least according to her IG she just turned 31… but still! Bro, you’re almost 40.
