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John Mateer
Mateer on Saint Marks Place in February 2021
Born
John Thomas Mateer

(1995-12-04) December 4, 1995 (age 28)
Mineola, New York, U.S.
Other namesJohnny Saint Marks
Education
Occupations
  • Musician
  • filmmaker
  • audio engineer
  • entrepreneur
  • voice actor
  • poet
  • activist
Years active2009–present
Title
  • Co-founder, and Chairman of Empathy Always Corp[1]
  • Founder, and Executive Editor of RIOT MOTION LLC
  • Founder, and Executive Director of Vizsy
Board member ofEmpathy Always Corp
RelativesRichard Grasso (cousin)
TikTok information
Page
Followers41.0k
Likes291.1k
Musical career
Genres
Instrument(s)
  • synthesizer
  • drums
  • vocals
Labels
  • Run Riot Records (2022-present)
  • Backlight (2010-2011)
John Mateer voice acting snippet
John Mateer's voice in a promotional audio for his show, John Mateer’s ‘METRONOME’
July 24th, 2022
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Websitejohnmateer.com
Signature

John Thomas Mateer (born December 4, 1995), also known as Johnny Saint Marks,[2] is an American musician, filmmaker, and entertainment entrepreneur. He grew up in Wantagh, New York.[3][4] Mateer was an early-era content creator on YouTube in the late 2000s, and his first media appearances resulted from the viral content that he created on the platform.[5][3] Shifting his focus towards music at the beginning of the 2010s, Mateer released his first extended play, Love is Not a Lifestyle, in the summer of 2011.[6] Mateer's entrepreneurial endeavors include the founding and operation of the post-production company, RIOT MOTION LLC[7][8] and the nonprofit organization, Empathy Always Corp, which provides relief to victims of narcissistic abuse.[9][10] Mateer also writes screenplays and poetry, his first published collection of poetry, The Flight of a Monarch: Poetry From Young Adulthood, was released in spring 2023.[11]

Early life

John Thomas Mateer was born on December 4, 1995, in the village of Mineola, New York, to parents Carol and John Mateer.[12] He was raised in the Long Island hamlet of Wantagh, New York, along with his three siblings Erin, Bryan and Kelly. In July 2003, when Mateer was 7-years-old, his mother died at the age of 39 from cancer. In December 2012, less than a decade later, his father succumbed to the same illness.[13][14] Mateer's father was a Detective Sergeant with the Nassau County Police Department and a 9/11 first responder.[15]

Mateer's father, Detective Sgt. John Mateer, at Ground Zero in September 2001

The death of Mateer's father is acknowledged by multiple associations dedicated to first responder relief as being the result of 9/11-related cancer, after having been exposed to the contaminated air at the World Trade Center site.[16][17] Mateer graduated from Wantagh Senior High School in 2014.[18] He went on to attend both CUNY Queens College in Kew Gardens Hills, Queens and CUNY Hunter College in nearby Manhattan.[19][20][15]

Early media appearances

John Mateer Theme Song (2009) performed by Charlie Puth

Mateer was first featured as a cast member on the children's television show, Zebby's Zoo, in the late 1990s. In 2003, he was featured on an episode of Crossing Over with John Edward on the Sci-Fi Channel following the death of his mother.[21][22] Mateer first appeared on YouTube in the late 2000s. In 2009, at the age of 13, Mateer collaborated with singer-songwriter Charlie Puth on the theme song, "Have No Fear It's John Mateer", for his YouTube channel, Hauntings19. Mateer has since left the platform. In October 2012, at the age of 16, Mateer recorded a video of the destruction to his home in Long Island during Hurricane Sandy.[23] The video immediately attracted large amounts of attention, amassing 1.1 million views on YouTube and 5.6 million views across platforms and reuploads.[4][24][25] Despite Mateer's video documenting the devastating effects of the natural disaster, it was most widely noted for its unintentional comedic value due to Mateer and his family's off-screen commentary. During a televised interview of Mateer by Katie Couric for her talk show, Katie, Couric described the video as "a terrifying situation..." following lightheartedly with, "... but I do like your color commentary!"[26] Mateer's video received global attention and subsequently found him featured in numerous television shows and documentaries. The Los Angeles Times called Mateer's video "one of [their] favorites from the storm", while describing the "eruption" of "oh my gods" and "oh my gosh'es" that the video had widely become associated with. It was also the repetitive "eruption" of the phrase that led others on the internet to spoof and auto-tune the clip in parody of Mateer's original video.[27][28] In the initial days following it being filmed, Mateer’s video had been re-uploaded to LiveLeak, CNN.com, ABC.com, Forbes — among other major magazine & news websites. It was even re-uploaded by Dan Schneider, the creator of shows like Drake & Josh and iCarly, to his official YouTube channel “DanWarp”.[29][30] In the wake of the media attention he had been receiving, some had declared Mateer the "next double rainbow guy".[5][3] In June 2013, Mateer and his two sisters were featured in an episode of Long Island Medium, where they had a Psychic reading by Theresa Caputo. In the episode, Caputo claimed to be connecting Mateer and his sisters with their parents, both of whom died from cancer. The reading was described by TLC as "one of the most powerful readings that Theresa has ever done".[31] Caputo went on to write about her encounter with Mateer and his sisters in her book, There's More to Life Than This.[32]

Career

2021 announcement of the launch of RIOT MOTION LLC

Mateer is a member of the Motion Picture Editors Guild.[33] In May 2021, Mateer filed to incorporate his post-production company, RIOT MOTION LLC, of which he is the Chief Executive Officer.[8] The company operates out of the East Village of Manhattan.[7][34] In August 2022, Mateer began releasing a scripted psychological thriller podcast entitled John Mateer's 'METRONOME'. The show covered topics related to personality disorders and psychological abuse. Mateer wrote and directed the series, which featured a full cast of actors, as well as provided the voice for the show's protagonist.[35][36] In September that year, more than a decade after last releasing music, Mateer released a single entitled "Here's To Next Year!", but the song was removed from streaming services for unknown reasons. However, the song returned to streaming services in early 2023.[37][38] In November 2022, Mateer released two singles entitled "St Marks Pl" and "Blue Era", the latter of the two surpassing 150,000 streams on Spotify less than a month after its release.[39][40] These songs were followed by a single released in December 2022 entitled "Saulet". The three singles are included on the album Outlandish, which was released at the end of 2022.[41][42] In January 2023, Mateer announced on his website that a subsidiary of RIOT MOTION LLC specializing in virtual reality, Vizsy Technologies, was in the beginning stages of development.[43][44] In February 2023, Mateer announced the formation of his nonprofit organization, Empathy Always Corp. The mission of the organization is to provide relief to victims of domestic violence and narcissistic abuse.[9][10][45] In March 2023, Mateer released his first EDM/Electronica record under his pseudonym, Johnny Saint Marks, entitled Total Hemorrhage. Mateer's sophomore audio drama series, John Mateer's 'Nothing But the Truth', is listed on iHeartRadio and Apple Podcasts with an August 2023 release date.[46][47]

Personal life

Mateer is a pantheist and of Irish descent.[48] Mateer has been openly gay ever since coming out in 2010 at the age of 14, and he has described his coming out as having been a positive experience for him. When coming out to his family, he found himself unable to speak when telling his father, so he decided to write him a letter instead.[49][50] Mateer is a resident of the famous Saint Marks Place in New York City, and this is where his pseudonym, Johnny Saint Marks, originated from.[51] He is the cousin of former New York Stock Exchange Chief Executive Officer, Richard Grasso.[52]

Penn State University assault

On October 4, 2015, during a fraternity party at the Penn State University Sigma Nu house, Mateer was assaulted by a fellow party-goer after Mateer revealed he was gay.[50][53] Mateer did not initially report the crime to the police, opting instead to post photos of his injuries on his Twitter page.[54] Along with the photos, Mateer included the statement, "Don't let a frat guy know that you're gay", and the Twitter post quickly went viral.[55] Others online began to write on platforms, such as Facebook, detailing their dissatisfaction with how news outlets were reporting on Mateer's assault.[56] Two days following the incident, Penn State University issued an official statement condemning the attack and wishing Mateer well during his recovery, stating "Authorities have been in contact with the alleged victim, and it is our sincere hope that he is recovering well. Violence in any form is repulsive and hurtful, and those responsible should and will be held accountable for their actions. We thank the concerned individuals who made us aware of the incident on social media on Sunday; they are representative of the care and compassion we see at Penn State every day."[57] Mateer followed-up on Twitter, thanking everyone and confirming that he had filed a police report[58]

One of the photos posted by Mateer that led the police to investigate

After Mateer had correctly identified him in a police lineup, an 18-year-old Penn State Altoona student, Matthew Ryan Chandlee, was charged with simple assault and harassment.[59][60][61]

Aftermath

Despite Mateer's initial claims, Matthew Chandlee was not a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.[62] However, Chandlee being charged with summary harassment and simple assault (both misdemeanors) instead of a hate crime, caused major controversy online.[63] The ensuing backlash stemmed mainly from the state of Pennsylvania's lack of protection of LGBT people under their hate crime laws, and the case started a national conversation surrounding the issue.[64][65] Mateer has since advocated for the expansion of hate crime protections in Pennsylvania to protect LGBT citizens.[66][67]

Video pushing for hate crime expansions circulated online by Mateer's company[66]

Discography

Albums

Title Release Date Type Label UPC Ref(s)[41][42][40]
Love Is Not a Lifestyle July 29, 2011 EP Backlight UPC 885767769281 [6]
Outlandish December 20, 2022 Album Run Riot Records - [43]

Singles

Title Artist Album Release Date Label UPC ISRC Ref(s)[12][40]
"Run Away" John Mateer Love Is Not a Lifestyle December 4, 2010 Backlight UPC 885767769281 ISRC USHM21162160 [68]
"Blue Era" Outlandish November 19, 2022 Run Riot Records UPC 197208022245 ISRC QZTB22241400 [69]
"Saulet" December 6, 2022 UPC 197389362796 ISRC QZTB52282204 [70]
"Total Hemorrhage" Johnny Saint Marks Total Hemorrhage - Single March 27, 2023 UPC 197714241628 ISRC QZHN52315042 [71]
"Here's to Next Year!" John Mateer Here's to Next Year! - Single April 15, 2023 UPC 197631273535 ISRC QZDA42362950 [38][72]

Filmography

Film

As cinematographer:

Year Title Network Country Refs
2012 Superstorm USA: Caught on Camera BBC Three United Kingdom [73]

As himself:

Year Title Network Country Credit Notes Refs
2012 Superstorm New York: What Really Happened National Geographic United Kingdom Himself TV movie [74]
Superstorm 2012 United States [75]
Superstorm USA: Caught on Camera BBC Three United Kingdom [73]

As actor:

Year Title Country Role Premiere Refs
2018 The Ranger United States Punk March 12, 2018 (SXSW) [76][77][78]

Visual effects:

Year Title Job Country Refs
2023 Saw X Composite artist United States [79]

Television

As himself:

Year Title Network Country Notes Refs
1999 Zebby's Zoo Telecare, WLIW United States Cast member [22]
2003 Crossing Over With John Edward Syfy Episode: "A Mother's Passing" [21]
2012 20/20 ABC Episode: "The Year With Katie Couric" [80]
Katie Guest, Episode: "Stories of Triumph Over Tragedy" [26]
2013 Weather Caught on Camera NBC Episode: "Sailboat Survival" [81]
Long Island Medium TLC Season 4, episode 11: "Bouffants and Bingo" [82]

Audiography

Podcasts

Year Title Country Role Genre Director Run Status Refs
2022 John Mateer's 'METRONOME' United States Ellis Sterling Psychological thriller John Mateer 08/2022 - 10/2022 Cancelled [36][35]
2023 John Mateer's 'Nothing But the Truth' Narrator Dystopian fiction John Mateer 08/2023 - Present In production [83]

John Mateer's 'METRONOME'

John Mateer's 'METRONOME' was a psychological thriller podcast written and directed by John Mateer that originally aired from August 30th, 2022, until October 31st, 2022. The show features a full cast of actors and stars the show's creator as the main protagonist, Ellis Sterling. 'METRONOME' touches upon topics such as psychological abuse and personality disorders.[84][85][86] 'METRONOME' ranked globally in the top 3% of all podcasts according to Listen Notes, with the comment "morbid laughter turns twisted as METRONOME takes you on a joyride through the deep, dark and claustrophobic universe of Ellis Sterling".[87] Jacki Puckman of EV Artwar wrote "The show is definitely a debut piece, but don't hate on Mateer because it's the best debut I've heard in a long time. Maybe next series when he gets his footing. For now, I will enjoy the chaos."[88] The show has a rating of 8.5 out of 10 stars on IMDb[89] and 4.8 out of 5 stars on Spotify.[90]

'METRONOME' discretion notice:
"Listener discretion is strongly advised."
The discretion notice played at the start of 'METRONOME' episodes, voiced by John Mateer.
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Bibliography

Year Title Target/Type Release Refs
2023 The Flight of a Monarch: Poetry From Young Adulthood Poetry April 1, 2023 [11]

See also

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