The Sidemen channel is run by a group of seven British YouTubers with a combined net worth of £75 million. The group have built up a huge following uploading commentary clips, vlogs and challenges. Considering how large the group is, it’s interesting to see how much each member is worth.
All the revenue is shared equally. Outside of the Sidemen channel, each member has their own YouTube channel to make extra income. Some have set up businesses and report profits to the Companies House in the UK. Based on this financial data, we calculated their net worth.
Sidemen Net Worth in Order:
KSI – £50 million
KSI is regarded as the wealthiest Sidemen member, the Sunday Times Gaming Rich List stated he’s worth £50 million due to YouTube and Prime Hydration. He has millions of subscribers across his main YouTube channels and earns from content, boxing purses, music, sponsorships, and other ventures.
He also co-founded Prime Hydration with Logan Paul in 2022, which generated approximately $250 million in sales in its first year and achieved over $1.2 billion in sales by 2023. Despite its growth Prime Hydration’s sales experienced a decline in some markets.
Reports indicated a 48% drop in the UK in 2024, with sales decreasing from £131.1 million to £68 million. KSI holds a 20% equity stake in Prime Hydration. He also invests in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin which have recovered over the past year.
Simon Minter – £9 million
Miniminter is the second-richest, Simon produces content covering FIFA, real-life football, vlogs, Q&A sessions, and reactions. This led him to amass a total of 10.5 million subscribers. In addition, Simon operates a secondary channel called MM7Games, and is the co-host of the “What’s Good” podcast along with his friend Randolph.
Minter has taken part in ventures like M7 Education, invested in a sneaker brand, and is involved in the Baller League UK football competition as a team manager.
A big chunk of his videos involve him collaborating with other Sidemen members for challenges. Simon also runs a property company. Today, Minter’s net worth is around £9 million, roughly $15 million.
Vik Barn – £8 million
Vikram “Vikkstar123” Barn’s estimated net worth sits around £8 million. This reflects earnings from his YouTube channels, brand deals, and other projects.
His main channel has over 7.5 million subscribers and more than 2 billion total views as of December 2025, with content spanning gaming, challenges, vlogs, and collaborations. In the past, Barn has revealed he’s made over £2 million from Minecraft servers alone!
Vik Barn has diversified into music production and DJ work, collaborated on group ventures and invested in esports and lifestyle brands. Vik has been a member of the group since 2013 and joined a few months after five other members. Similar to Simon, Vik invests in property for the long term.
Harry Lewis – £4 million
Harry Lewis has created a slew of YouTube accounts, experimenting with various concepts. As a result, Harry is regarded as the fearless Sideman and has 16.2 million subscribers.
Lewis has launched initiatives tied to his brand beyond YouTube. In 2019 he opened KickTown, an interactive football challenge experience in London’s O2 Arena area that blends real-world football skills with fan engagement.
Combining all his income sources, he’s worth an estimated £4 million. Harry’s wealth would be much higher if he was more active with uploading content.
Josh Bradley – £3 million
Better known as Zerkaa, Bradley is the oldest member of the gang. Josh began posting Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 videos, then moved on to football-related content, which got him 4.7 million subscribers.
He creates a mix of gaming, vlog, and reaction content and also streams on Twitch. Zerkaa has hosted podcast episodes and contributes regularly to Sidemen group projects, all of which support his income streams.
Due to the diverse nature of his activities, his estimated £3 million net worth reflects multiple revenue sources rather than one single outlet.
Ethan Payne – £3 million
Ethan is best recognized for creating fitness and lifestyle vlogs on his main channel. His second channel is more known for gaming content. Payne’s main channel has reached a 4.9 million sub count but he doesn’t upload actively.
He also runs a podcast with his partner (Faith Kelly) called Growing Paynes. Ethan claims that he was the one who came up with the idea for the Sidemen project. Now, his idea helped him to reach a £3 million fortune.
Tobi Brown – £2 million
Tobi started in 2011 and was initially uninterested. But now, he is predominantly a FIFA gamer who streams his gameplay for over 5 million subscribers.
As a founding member of the Sidemen, Tobi participates in group projects and occasionally releases music, including tracks like “Destined for Greatness,” which he recorded with his brother Manny. He once had “subscriber battles” against fellow members, Ethan and Josh. Tobi has an estimated net worth of £2 million.
4 Main Income Sources:
- Sponsorship deals – big brands want to partner with the Sidemen due to their large audience. The group’s fans are mostly aged 15-25 and based in the UK as they haven’t cracked America yet! Depending on the type of promotion, the group could easily make six figures for an advertising deal. Anything less and it’s not worth it for them.
- YouTube ads – these are the ads that appear before videos and can be a big earner if your viewing figures are in the millions. According to Socialblade.com, the Sidemen’s YouTube channel earns between £189,500 to £3 million per year.
- Merchandise sales – the clothing range is another cash cow for the boys and earns them about £2 million per year.
- Companies – The Sidemen YouTube group has a portfolio of companies, including Sidemen Clothing, Sides, the subscription app Side+, XIX Vodka, and Best Cereal. They also own Sidecards, run a venture capital firm called Upside (investing in brands like Nimbi, Howbout), and have a media company (Arcade).
