On September 24, the fourth Sidemen Charity Match occurred, and it was as successful as its predecessors. It featured an exciting, high-scoring match with a tense finish.
World-famous celebrities like KSI, Mr. Beast, and IShowSpeed were on hand for the football game. Multiple nonprofit organizations will benefit from the proceeds of the event. This event used to held annually by a popular YouTube channel whose members included KSI, but they decided to stop in 2018.
On three previous occasions, we witnessed professional football stadiums completely packed with fans who had come to see their favorite YouTube stars play. There has a lot of buzz about this event, but the full roster of participants has not released.
Now, JJ “KSI,” Simon “Miniminter,” Harry “W2S,” Vik “Vikkstar123,” Josh “Zerkaa,” Tobi “TBJZL,” and Ethan “Behzinga” will all be available to play for Sidemen FC. Speculation persists that IShowSpeed, a popular figure on the video-sharing platform YouTube, will join the hosts in the match.
Repeatedly, the American streamer has stated his intentions. Both KSI and Miniminter have verified that the 19-year-old will be attending the event in England. Additionally, it has speculated that boxer and YouTuber Logan Paul will present, as well as TikToker Noah Beck.
Ticket And Venue Information
Earlier this month, the group’s official Twitter account informed reporters that the match would take place at The Valley, the stadium where Charlton Athletic plays its home games. The club and the YouTube community have collaborated for some time now. More than that, there have two charity games played there.
We regret to inform you that we completely sold out of tickets for this event. Prices for adults started at £10 and children’s tickets were $7 on August 7. They gone in less than 24 hours.
All gone in less than 24 hours, the YouTubers tweeted. At the outset, I’d like to express my gratitude to everyone who has purchased a ticket and contributed to the success of this endeavor. In the extremely unlikely event that more tickets become available, they will made available for purchase on the Charlton Athletic website.
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Don’t worry if you didn’t score tickets—we’ll be live-streaming the game on the Sidemen’s YouTube channel for free so that everyone can watch.
Approximately 600,000 people watched the final charity game of 2018 live, with all proceeds benefiting Charlton Athletic Community Trust and Young Minds.
Sidemen
Brit YouTubers KSI, Miniminter, Zerkaa, TBJZL, Behzinga, Vikkstar123, and W2S make up The Sidemen. As of January 2022, the group’s combined subscriber count for all of its YouTube channels is over 130 million. Their videos cover a wide range of topics, including challenges, sketches, and commentary on video games.
History
Before the group even formed, some of the individuals already knew one another. Bradly and Brown both went to Bexley Grammar School in London, while Olatunji and Minter went to Berkhamsted School in Hertfordshire.
After deciding to work together more frequently, Olatunji, Minter, Bradley, and Barn all moved into a house near London in February 2014 (which they dubbed the “Sidemen House”).
The group’s self-titled YouTube channel hit 10 million subscribers on December 1, 2020. As a token of their achievement, YouTube presented the entire crew with a Diamond Play Button.
YouTube Content
A wide range of videos, from challenges to sketches to video game commentary, have uploaded to the group’s five YouTube channels, which go by the names Sidemen, MoreSidemen, SidemenReacts, SidemenShorts, and Sidemen en Espaol.
The Sidemen channel has over 14.2 million subscribers and 3.5 billion views as of January 2022; MoreSidemen has over 6.2 million subscribers and 2.2 billion views; SidemenReacts has over 3.9 million subscribers and 1 billion views, and SidemenShorts has over 1.5 million subscribers and 560 million views.
The Sidemen Show, the band’s web series, premiered on YouTube Premium on June 18th, 2018. Seven 30-minute episodes shot in various locations with a slew of A-listers.
In March of 2020, the Sidemen uploaded a twenty-minute long video to YouTube with the hashtag “#StayHome.” The Sidemen featured in a video alongside over a hundred other YouTubers and celebrities to promote the UK’s “stay at home” campaign to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The video’s advertising profits went straight to the NHS.
Other Projects
Their distribution and retail of Sidemen Clothing products began in 2014. A book by the same name published by Coronet Books on October 18, 2016, and the band subsequently toured the UK to promote it.
Selling 26,436 copies in its first three days on sale, the book quickly became the UK’s best seller. Four charity football tournaments have held by the group.
Over £110,000 donated to the Saints Foundation thanks to the inaugural match, which played at Southampton’s St. Mary’s Stadium in 2016. Since then, all matches have taken place in London at a venue called The Valley.
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The second match played in 2017, raised £210,000 for the NSPCC and the Charlton Athletic Community Trust; the third match played in 2018, raised £65,747 for the Young Minds Trust and the Charlton Athletic Community Trust.
In 2022, CALM, Teenage Cancer Trust, Rays of Sunshine, and M7 Education benefited financially from the fourth match.
FAQs – People Also Ask
What is the Sidemen charity match for?
Proceeds from today’s event will distributed as follows: 40% to Teenage Cancer Trust, 40% to CALM, 10% to Rays Of Sunshine, and 10% to M7 Education, the four organizations that will benefit from the Sidemen Charity Match 2022. Please visit SidemenFC.com for full details and terms and conditions.
What does XIX stand for Sidemen?
The number 19 represents the day the Sidemen established (19 October 2013), so XIX a reference to that. The name of their FIFA team is XIX.
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