What an awesome boss. Matt buys this Wildtrak Bronco for Jefe (on Matt's Off Road Recovery)

[swooshdave]

I've watched a couple of his videos but I've become very suspicious of him lately and think his videos are 100% staged and stopped watching them.

Free publicity for him and free publicity for the Bronco drivers who have their own companies selling off road "leveling kits", lights, etc.

Think about it, the "stuck" drivers pay Matt $100 an hour to get them unstuck in exchange for their trucks to be seen on his channel by millions of people.

Kind of like "Storage Wars" where A&E would buy items and put them in the storage units and even tell the cast members what's in it.

https://www.looper.com/12634/untold-truth-storage-wars/


Evidence:

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/matts-offroad-recovery-of-a-bronco-in-desert-dunes.51161/





The last video is from DV8 Offtroad and in their YouTube channel description they write:

"It's our mission to make the best looking and most durable & functional aftermarket Bronco, Jeep, & truck products on the market. "

Recently they have had some staged rescues. And Matt looks annoyed about it. You can tell because it's someone like BrocBuster.

But the vast majority are real.

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[Stampede.Offroad]

...
Think about it, the "stuck" drivers pay Matt $100 an hour to get them unstuck in exchange for their trucks to be seen on his channel by millions of people.
...

Most of the ones that make it to the tubes don't pay. He's said it a few times, but it's no official policy so he can still charge someone if he thinks they got stuck on purpose.

 

[prospectfour]

I've watched a couple of his videos but I've become very suspicious of him lately and think his videos are 100% staged and stopped watching them.

Free publicity for him and free publicity for the Bronco drivers who have their own companies selling off road "leveling kits", lights, etc.

Think about it, the "stuck" drivers pay Matt $100 an hour to get them unstuck in exchange for their trucks to be seen on his channel by millions of people.

Kind of like "Storage Wars" where A&E would buy items and put them in the storage units and even tell the cast members what's in it.

https://www.looper.com/12634/untold-truth-storage-wars/


Evidence:

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/matts-offroad-recovery-of-a-bronco-in-desert-dunes.51161/





The last video is from DV8 Offtroad and in their YouTube channel description they write:

"It's our mission to make the best looking and most durable & functional aftermarket Bronco, Jeep, & truck products on the market. "

I have no idea if you're right but it's absolutely a fair question to ask in 2023.

 

[Rwhite692]

I don't think that very many of the recoveries are staged but for off-road products companies, it's an irresistible marketing win for them to go out and have a "breakdown" in Matt's backyard. Huge exposure.

 

[Solfive]

I don’t personally believe there’s a ton of staging going on in their videos but even it there was I don’t necessarily see the big deal. We either enjoy the entertainment and watch certain things or we don’t.

 

[sfonteno]

This site can go from great to really damn negative soooo fast.

Back on topic, awesome gesture by Matt.

 

[lakesinai]

Good to see hard work pays!

Thanks for posting. Matt's generosity is great to see, the teen drives the Banana up a difficult section on his birthday . . . Nice to see the community behind Matt's OffRoad.
ALSO, you see the off-road community of different makes and models, all enjoying each other's rigs and supporting each other.

 

[mike8675309]

I've watched a couple of his videos but I've become very suspicious of him lately and think his videos are 100% staged and stopped watching them.

It's likely because you've only seen less than a handful of them. His channel has been going on for years. The area he covers is extremely popular so it's not necessarily a surprise to find people going crazy and breaking stuff there. Now for sure these guys know about his company, no he films stuff, and surely will be calling him first. But the reality is there isn't many other options in that area. Their are only so many folks in the area that have equipment built sufficiently to do that kind of work.

Here is one from 3 years ago where he was pulling out buried pickup trucks with his CJ.

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