As is revealed in Trainwreck: Storm Area 51, Matty Roberts still lives with his mother, Malinda Ortega, in Bakersfield, ...

Matty Roberts, who created the viral Facebook event called “Storm Area 51: They Can’t Stop All of Us,” and his mother, ...

According to Trainwreck: Storm Area 51, the viral joke cost the U.S. military an estimated $11 million.

As a joke, Matty Roberts came up with the idea of "invading" Area 51, the military base in the Nevada desert associated with ...

What happened at Storm Area 51? The idea started as a Facebook event that quickly went viral. It didn't take long for ...

Storm Area 51, a two‑part documentary exploring the strange, multi‑million‑dollar meme that almost became a national incident ...

Matty Roberts saw multiple 'red flags' while planning for Alienstock — his concert event meant to replace his viral video idea to have people storm Area 51 and discover base secrets. Now he's ...

— George Knapp (@g_knapp) July 18, 2019 Roberts said he came up with the idea for the meme page after podcaster Joe Rogan interviewed Area 51 whistleblower Bob Lazar and filmmaker Jeremy Corbell.

The man behind Facebook ‘s “Storm Area 51 ” page has come forward, calling it “kind of a joke,” but expressing fears that government agents would come knocking on his door. Matty Roberts ...

Matty Roberts, now 26, lives in Bakersfield, California with his mother, Malinda Ortega, who is also featured in the ...

Storm Area 51 peels back the absurdity of the bizarre Alienstock event and gives us a real look at the chaos and the curious mind behind it all, Matty Roberts.

The internet has been buzzing with excitement about a Facebook event entitled, “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of Us,” with 1.6 million people having clicked “Going” and another 1.2 ...