Sidemen Sunday

Sidemen Sunday (#sidemensunday) is a YouTube series on the official Sidemen channel. These videos have been uploaded every single week of 2018 and (or sometimes) feature all seven Sidemen. The videos are all of a wide variety of genres.

Usually, these videos are released between 6pm - 8pm GMT, however there have been a few times when videos are released earlier or later than this due to events/editing problems etc.

Since the first week of 2018, the Sidemen have uploaded one video every single week to this channel, until March 2019, when a whole week was missed.

Sidemen Videos 2018|SIDEMEN VIDEOS 2018
At the start of the year, the Sidemen began uploading the series every Sunday. The first few weeks featured some content that is similar to what they have done in their respective channels (Reactions, Football challenges, Podcasts etc.). Thy also did some collaborations with Jack Whitehall, RackaRacka, JME & their YouTube friends (Callux, Calfreezy, Stephen Tries among others). It also marked the debut of Folabi, a fictional-character by JJ and the growing popularity of Phil.

The year is also remembered for its Family Fortunes video that led to a beef between Deji and Randolph, and later to his own brother, JJ.

Sidemen Videos 2019|SIDEMEN VIDEOS 2019
The year is known for producing two popular contents; $10,000 vs $100 Holiday/Road Trip and Tinder in real life. The group also made collaborations with Nigahiga, The Jabbawockeez and the Faze Clan. It also features other characters portrayed by JJ, Sir Theodore III & Babatunde.

Sidemen Videos 2020|SIDEMEN VIDEOS 2020
The year 2020 marks the channel reaching 10 million subscribers, it also feature real-life versions of two popular games of the year; Fall Guys & Among us. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic that forces countries to go on lockdown in March, production was affected but the Sidemen continues to make content during quarantine.

Content
Popular game show formats they have used to create videos include The Weakest Link, Family Fortunes, Total Wipeout, Deal or No Deal, The Chase and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?. They also create multiple "hide and seek" videos, as well as the usual YouTube "challenges" such as Not My Arms, Whisper Challenge, and You Laugh You Lose which achieve great responses. Sporting concepts such as minigolf, sumo wrestling, yoga and the Olympics have also been utilised.