Day two of FIFA, two months late, for Matthew Gonzalez

His one new upload is a stadium vlog made with Lenovo, and a fifteen-day-old iPhone 18 Pro Max line video is still the one drawing the crowd.

Channel: Matthew GonzalezStory of October 3, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Come With Me To Day Two Of FIFA 🏟️⚽️ w/ @Len@LenovonovoCreatorGig

One upload, one stadium. Matthew Gonzalez's only new video this week is "Come With Me To Day Two Of FIFA," a come-along vlog from a FIFA match day, made with Lenovo, as the title's tag shows. It has passed 16,000 views in four days.

The comments noticed the calendar before anything else. The most liked one points out that the video arrived a couple of months after the World Cup, and others joke about time travel or settle on better late than never. One viewer is still arguing about Colombia's result.

The real traffic sits elsewhere. "I Was FIRST in Line for the NEW iPhone 18 Pro Max!" went up fifteen days ago and is closing in on three-quarters of a million views, with tags that run through Glacier Blue, Burgundy and iOS 27. Right behind it is a far older experiment, "How Fast Can A Gaming Laptop Die?", posted about six months ago and still finding people curious enough to watch a machine run out of battery. It belongs to a long-running "how fast can it die" habit on the channel, which began with phones.

The channel as a whole drew a little more than usual each day, about 424,000 views across the week, while the subscriber count held level. Among the tech channels of his size, Parker Burton and Insert Richie are having the loudest weeks; Matthew's is one of the calmer ones, carried mostly by a phone he waited in line for.

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The videos drawing views on Matthew Gonzalez right now

I Was FIRST in Line for the NEW iPhone 18 Pro Max!735,969 views How Fast Can A Gaming Laptop Die?677,224 views

The numbers

Here is how Matthew Gonzalez's channel moved over the past seven days.

views gained this week, compared with similar channels

Parker Burton

10,255,993

Insert Richie

8,538,221

Switch and Click

4,403,821

ETA PRIME

2,788,155

iFixit

1,637,797

Brandon Butch

1,560,686

Matthew Gonzalez

423,933

MrMobile [Michael Fisher]

422,304

subscribers

1,360,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

547,231,405

views per day

75,275

typical day: 62,380

this week's videos (first-day views)

Come With Me To Day Two Of FIFA 🏟️⚽️ w…

5,808

compared with similar channels (subscribers)

Insert Richie

1,450,000

Brandon Butch

1,440,000

Switch and Click

1,410,000

ETA PRIME

1,400,000

Tech Spurt

1,400,000

Parker Burton

1,380,000

Matthew Gonzalez

1,360,000

iFixit

1,280,000

MrMobile [Michael Fisher]

1,280,000

As of October 3, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.

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