How long have you been watching MATI?

[BeetleBug242]

I think it was around 4 years ago I stumbled across MATI on YouTube randomly. It took me a year and a half to consider watching more often and then I saw the corn harvest bit and was hooked. I needed to know what man could deserve such a fate, long story short I came for the gunt, I stayed for the Kwiws.

Took me two years to actually figure out what the fuck kiwi farms is, as I also had no clue for the majority who or what he was talking about most of the time, pre gunt that is.

 

[Kenya Jones]

Watched it when it first started, kinda fell off after he stopped doing streams on individual people.

 

[Apochrypha]

I first got into MATI from the whole Chris thing because I wanted to catch up on what happened and was entertained by Jersh's whole monologue. Now I watch it every week when I can, Jersh is pretty down to earth and honestly really intelligent and I enjoy hearing his opinions on current shit. It's also just good background noise for when I'm busy.

 

[Acronym]

I watched MATI first then I got into the farms, didn't see a reason to join this cesspit.

 

[Blouie]

I started watching MATI around October of last year I think, and it's what got me into the farms. I think either the Shoe on head or Buck Breaking stream was my first one.

 

[Wizardly Intentions]

I watched MATI from the beginning actually. I first found Josh through TRR when he was on with Metokur and I really liked his voice weirdly enough and he seemed genuinely funny so I kept an eye on him and KF.

 

[Kermit Jizz]

A bit before I made my account, so like mid-late 2020.

I actually knew next to nothing about Josh/KF when I started watching. I just enjoyed lolcow content and decided to search kiwi farms in youtube to see what came up. I didn't actually realize Josh was the admin for the first dozen or so streams I watched. Once I realized he was the admin that made me interested in joining. What's better than a forum with an admin you like?

 

[Vingle]

2021 something, didn't really use the farms until then.

 

[Boss Hawg]

2019-2020 Found Mati through watching Daddy Jim. Found the Farms earlier when the Kraut and Tea 'academics pls respond' stuff was going on. Lurked here off and on for few years and decided to make an account this year.

 

[NoReturn]

Stupid Jersh made me understand why people like streamers. It's a damn comfy time and I look forward to it all week.

 

[Sparkletor 2.0]

I remember when Josh used to have people call in to the show. I also remember watching on Stream.me

 

[MAPK phosphatase]

I got into the farms first, and then MATI shortly after. I think it was the same year.

 

[Abowaffen]

I used to make Chris Chan threads on 4chan two years ago. One time someone linked one of his streams in the thread. Been watching since.

 

[.iota.]

2018, during the stream.me days.
iirc, first he streamed on wednesdays, then saturdays, before he finally settled on fridays.

 

[amieth]

i enjoyed the comfy streams alongisde metokur on stream.me. i found the farms/jewsh from watching metokur on the killstream. ah such silly memories

 

[POWER IN MISERY]

never

 

[(((Obar Lazcano Kamz)))]

2018 nigga

 

[elastic eye]

Few years ago at least. Always love hearing about why I should be MATI

 

[FILTH Tourist]

I discovered MATI in 2018 after stumbling on the smorky stream archive. Been a regular watcher ever since.

 

[BeetleBug242]

I first got into MATI from the whole Chris thing because I wanted to catch up on what happened and was entertained by Jersh's whole monologue. Now I watch it every week when I can, Jersh is pretty down to earth and honestly really intelligent and I enjoy hearing his opinions on current shit. It's also just good background noise for when I'm busy.

I agree with that fully. When I discovered him it took me years to actually figure out what the farms were. I just really liked what he had to say about things as it was generally what I felt, just worded in an understandable way.

Also has integrity which so many of these retards lack. Someone who is honest and means well and means his retractions and or takes blame for faults. Very refreshing to hear someone talk about everything you believe and agree with while also being a very straight-up individual.

I've never felt forced to take him seriously either as he never proclaimed to be any more than a retard. And the more I listen to what he says the more I see it actually impact and affect the world around me. He's been right way more often than not and gives very good advice.

The comment about the wild bear destroying a neighbourhood and doing something about it is a perfect example. I think about that a lot when trying to decide if something is worth my time.