The Sidemen bid on designer heels and a questionable Spider-Man script

MoreSidemen's storage-item auction turns shopping into a guessing game, with Lou and Jamie joining the bidding.

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MoreSidemen Story of October 24, 2026Trari Newsroom

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Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 680,157 views.

SIDEMEN BIDDING WAR: WE BOUGHT 10 STORAGE ITEMS AND MADE $_____

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0:00Ethan explains the blind-bidding rules: three pairs, separate budgets and ten items to buy.
0:32An iPhone 7 opens the auction, with players questioning whether it is genuine.
7:25Family Guy collectible cards bring a different kind of valuation problem to the table.
10:04A supposedly cast-signed Spider-Man script appears, prompting doubts about whether the signatures are photocopied.
14:35Bright pink Bottega Veneta heels become the next bidding opportunity.
17:42An industrial lamp made from an F1 car component arrives on the display.

A supposedly cast-signed Spider-Man: No Way Home script looks like a tempting purchase, until someone raises the obvious worry: what if it's just a photocopy?

That uncertainty is the engine of MoreSidemen's latest challenge. Three pairs have £1,000 each to blind-bid on ten storage-unit items, hoping to turn their purchases into a profit. The upload drew roughly 680,000 views since yesterday.

Ethan and Josh team up, Vik joins Tobi, and guests Lou and Jamie complete the lineup. Everyone writes bids on iPads, so deciding what something is worth also means guessing how carried away the other teams might get.

The merchandise makes that harder than it sounds. An iPhone 7 prompts questions about authenticity. A black Casablanca designer T-shirt gets the same treatment, with Josh immediately suggesting it could be fake. Family Guy collectible cards offer a different kind of gamble, before the disputed Spider-Man script sends Lou and Jamie into a much bigger purchase.

Then come bright pink Bottega Veneta heels and an industrial lamp made from an F1 car component. It is less a straightforward treasure hunt than a test of who can recognize value across several completely unrelated shopping aisles.

The video includes an app promotion, and several of the most-liked comments focus on the advertising. Another recurring subject is Lou's place in the group: viewers single out his easy fit with the others, while one notices Josh and Vik's comic rapport despite their being on different teams.

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