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Fail Time, managed by Ashley was a revival of many of the popular series in the past that appeared on the Matthias Channel back in 2015. Some of those videos included: Reading Your Comments, Photoshop Fails, etc.

Either prior or during the filming, Tanner and Paul were supervising the channel.

Before Fail Time![]

Fail Time occupies the old channel of “Team Edge Gaming” managed by Connor which ceased production as of December 2017 due to low view numbers. It was meant to launch in 2017 but was postponed to early 2018 because they were focusing on getting Googly Eyes! rebranded to Get Good Gaming and launching REKT.  


The Era of Fail Time![]

Fail Time! posted its first video on April 24, 2018, and ran one month shy of its one year anniversary. Their last video was posted on March 28, 2019. 

Members[]

FTSet

Fail Time Set

In some videos, it included anyone from Hi5 Studios, including people like editors or others that don't show up in normal videos often. Sometimes the video members will be the crew of a specific channel.

Topics[]

The acquisition of comments and photos is done via Twitter using specific hashtags mentioned at the beginning of the video; like it was traditionally done in the past back on the Matthias Channel.

  • Photoshop Fails
  • Reading Your Comments
  • Channel Q&A (Would You Rather, etc.)
  • Food-Based Challenges


During Fail Time![]

Tanner Revealed that around December 2018, the person in charge of making sure the videos are uploaded (probably implying Ashley), didn't upload any videos for a month and a half. [it was exactly 2 months] However, Matt did come back and say some of the responsibility did lie on Tanner and Paul for being oblivious to this fault.

The End of Fail Time![]

On April 6, 2019, Matthias in the video "The Day I Started Vlogging Again" on Matthias Vlogs confirmed that Fail Time! was cut because "it wasn't serving the purpose we were hoping it would serve."

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