Matt McMuscles

Matthew "Matt" Kowalewski (born: ), better known online as Matt McMuscles, is a Canadian YouTuber known for his in-depth analysis videos on video games and films, and let's plays of different, and both good and bad video games. MacMuscles is most well known for his series What Happened? (sometimes pronounced and stylized as Wha Happun!?), which takes an in-depth look at video games and consoles (and on occasion feature films and other entertainment outlets) that were noted for troubled behind-the-scenes production regardless of whether the media was good or bad, though by default the media usually featured on the show often receive mixed to negative reception upon retail release, if not outright cancelled due to the nature of troubled production.
Kowalewski is a former member of the video game channel Super Best Friends Play, leaving the channel in December 2016 as he said he needed to take a break before returning in late January 2017, and remaining with the channel until it ended its run in December 2018. References to, and on occasion clips from, Super Best Friends Play do occasionally appear in videos on his channel. He also streams with Liam from SBFP on Twitch.
==Personal life==
Matt was married to Crymetina on October 31, 2015. Crymetina also has her own occasional segment on Matt's channel, Crymetina Critiques, where she uses her experience of working as a fashion designer to give her opinion on the outfits characters in various video games wear, with fighting games most often being the focus - and inevitably incurring Crymetina's wrath
==Trivia==
*Previous to his current channel, he had a channel called TheSw1tcher, which was taken down due to copyright violations caused by the cartoon footage he used for the channel.
*Matt has worked in the video games industry as a QA tester, with his name appearing in the credits for Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and has more recently worked on the 2019 game The TakeOver.
Category:Gaming YouTubers
Category:Canadian YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2016