FROM humble beginnings, the Sidemen have enjoyed a remarkable rise to fame.
Founded in 2013, the group is comprised of seven members who go by the names; KSI, Miniminter, Vikkstar123, Zerkaa, Behzinga, W2S and TBJZL.
Each has compiled huge fanbases with millions of followers, with well over 130million subscribers over their collective YouTube channels.
This success has seen them attain a considerable net worth of over £44million – with the group dipping their toes into clothing, books, fast food and vodka.
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But each has forged their own path on this road as they prepare for the biggest Sidemen Charity Match to date on Saturday.
Below we have had a look at the net worth of each member and their side hustles.
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KSI – £20million
KSI, real name JJ Olatunji, is the biggest name in the Sidemen.
He has diversified his portfolio away from FIFA videos to music, films, influencer boxing and PRIME Hydration.
KSI is lined up to face Love Island star Tommy Fury on October 14, while his rival-turned-business partner Logan Paul has claimed PRIME had earned $250million (£199m) in its first year.
Alone JJ has more than 40million fans on YouTube.
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Miniminter – £9million
A schoolboy friend of KSI’s from back in Berkhamsted, Herts, Miniminter, or Simon Minter, has an impressive career of his own.
Starting out with FIFA videos, he now has over ten million followers on his main YouTube channel and has starred alongside a number of huge names including Ben Foster.
Away from the platform he has amassed a huge property empire and impressive car collection.
He also maintains an impressive grind towards content creation, continuing to stream on Twitch and upload videos frequently.
Vikkstar123 – £8million
Vikkstar123, or Vikram Barn, is unique among the Sidemen in that he did not start his career making FIFA and football videos.
Instead, he made his name through Minecraft – another huge game in its own right – though has had his share of highlights starring in the groups various football videos.
He still profits from the game today, raking in £2m from Minecraft servers he owns.
Like Simon, Vik is a savvy property investor as well.
W2S – £4million
Wroetoshaw, also known as W2S or Harry Lewis, has been dubbed as the “fearless Sideman” thanks to his often outrageous acts in videos.
Bar KSI, Harry was the largest of the groups FIFA content creators with a whopping 16.3m subs on his main YouTube channel.
However, he has not uploaded to the page in over three years.
He has been known to possess a number of luxury cars and Harry’s involvement in the Sidemen has seen his net worth given a handy boost.
Zerkaa – £3million
Zerkaa, real name Josh Bradley, has his own impressive following of 4.7m subs on YouTube.
While he has a number of gaming series which remain ongoing to this day, it was not always like that.
Once upon a time, Zerkaa edited KSI’s videos. But since then he has become huge in the podcasting game, with feature length episodes of up to two hours long.
Josh is often seen streaming on Twitch, while he is frequently sponsored by a number of well-known brands.
Behzinga – £3million
Bezhinga, also known as Ethan Payne, was the brainchild of the group’s name.
He also started out as a FIFA content creator giving him nearly five million subs on his main channel.
Ethan went on an inspiring fitness journey that saw him lose 79lbs by December 2019.
Since then he has moved towards more content based around his fitness journey.
TBJZL – £1.2million
The least wealthy of the Sidemen, TBJZL or Tobi Brown, still has a mouthwatering net worth of well over a million pounds, alongside a YouTube channel with just under five million subs.
Tobi started out with gaming videos like the others, but his particular talents in football paid dividends for him and his brother following last year’s Sidemen Charity Match.
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After a starring display during the game, he was handed a trial by Crawley Town.
And while he was ultimately not selected for the club’s FA Cup tie with Accrington Stanley last season, he was grateful for the opportunity.
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