MoreSidemen turns beer pong into a trivia-powered points scramble
Hidden cards can erase a team's score, while orange cups make a successful throw cost points.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
SIDEMEN EXTREME BEER PONG
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- 0:08The rules tie trivia answers to throws, with colored cups, point deductions and hidden cards complicating the scoring.
- 1:40An advantage card pushes the opposing team into negative points.
- 11:14A hidden forfeit requires one team to reset its score to zero.
- 15:31Josh draws a card allowing his team to steal five points.
- 18:17Another forfeit requires the next throw to use only elbows.
- 19:18Ethan sits on the floor as the other team continues answering trivia questions.
MoreSidemen gives its players a giant floor full of cups, then makes them earn their throws by answering trivia. In "SIDEMEN EXTREME BEER PONG," good aim is only part of the job: the wrong cup or a card hidden underneath can undo the work.
A score reset wipes away one team's advantage. Later, Josh pulls a card that steals points from the other side, and an elbows-only throw adds another complication. Ethan eventually sits down on the studio floor, frustrated by how much of the trivia action is happening elsewhere. "We're just paid extras!" he protests.
The game is the most-watched of the channel's two new uploads, approaching two million views. In the comments, a separate talking point is JME's introduction, with viewers treating his increasingly familiar presence as practically part of the furniture.
"WE LET YOUTUBERS CONTROL SIDEMEN GEOGUESSR" supplies the other new outing. It had a slightly bigger first day than beer pong and now attracts the most daily views of any MoreSidemen upload. The previous week's "SIDEMEN PRO CLUBS IS BACK" also remains among the channel's busiest videos.
Altogether, MoreSidemen added roughly 12 million views over the week, with subscribers unchanged. Daily viewing is a little below its usual level. Among nearby variety-gaming channels, Smosh Games and SMii7Y had larger weekly viewing gains, while MoreSidemen had the third-largest. Here, the week's distinctive contribution was a cup game where answering correctly doesn't necessarily mean keeping the points.
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What viewers say
JME DOING INTROS NOW YEAH
@fishstar2974See it on YouTubeJME, Josh, and Vikk on the same team in a trivia video is OP
@HailofThornsSee it on YouTubeJamie just full on sideman at this stage
@cormacmulvenna8339See it on YouTube
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Ayoo why is jamie explaining the thing 😭😭
@ankysanko1957See it on YouTubeLouu on a generational run, love to see it
@ivanpejovicSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on MoreSidemen right now
- Channel
- MoreSidemen
- Subscribers
- 9,760,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 11,956,467
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- October 15, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,883,478
- Views on its first day
- 1,048,838
The numbers
Here is how MoreSidemen's week looks across views, subscribers and its busiest uploads.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which Sidemen member uses the name Behzinga?
The beer pong video's description identifies Ethan as Behzinga.




