Matthew Weathers Wiki, Age, Net Worth, YouTube & More

Matthew Weathers Wiki – Matthew Weathers is an American professor and YouTuber known for his college pranks videos. He lives in La Mirada, California, and works at Biola University. He has more than 400k subscribers on his YouTube channel.

He completed his education at the University of Southern California. Before coming to Biola University he used to work as a computer programmer. He started teaching at Biola University full-time in 2005.

He also runs a second channel “Matthew’s Adventures” where he posts more personal videos and vlogs.

Matthew Weathers Wiki

Real Name	Matthew Weathers
Nick Name	Matthew
Profession	Professor and Youtuber
Date Of Birth	–
Age	* years (As in 2020)
Channels	Matthew Weathers, Matthew’s Adventures
Hometown	America
Nationality	American
Subscribers	More than 400k
Zodiac Sign	–
School	–
College	University of Southern California
Qualification	M.S., University of Southern California B.S., Biola University

Physical Appearance

Height	–
Weight	–
Eye Colour	Black and White
Hair Colour	Black

Family And Relationship

Father	–
Mother	–
Wife	–

Net Worth

Income	N/A
Net Worth	N/A

Youtube Channel Info

Channels	Matthew Weathers, Matthew’s Adventures
Subscribers	More than 400k
Joining Date	Joined Jul 2, 2006
Total Views Till Now	More Than 140 Million

Social Media

Youtube (Matthew Weathers)	Click Here
Youtube (Matthew’s Adventures)	Click Here
Facebook	Click Here
Instagram	Click Here
Twitter	Click Here

Other Facts

He also runs a second YouTube channel “Matthew’s Adventures”.
His most popular video “Math Professor Fixes Projector Screen (April Fools Prank)” has more than 80 million views on his YouTube channel.
He started his YouTube channel on 2 July 2006.
He got famous after doing “Math Professor Fixes Projector Screen” April fool pranks on his students.
He teaches mathematics at Biola University.
He has more than 400k subscribers on his YouTube channel.
He also used to work as a computer programmer.
He started teaching full-time at Biola University in 2005.