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KSI Leaves Sidemen Collective After 13 Years of Collaboration

KSI, Britain's Got Talent judge and social media star, has left the Sidemen YouTube collective after 13 years, marking his final video on 31 May. He reflected on the group's success and his diverse career as a musician, boxer, and football club stakeholder.

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KSI Announces Departure from Sidemen

Social media personality and Britain's Got Talent judge KSI has declared his exit from the YouTube group Sidemen after 13 years of involvement.

KSI, born Olajide Olatunji, has contributed to the collective's football, comedy, and challenge videos since 2013. The Sidemen channel boasts 23 million rs.

"This is honestly the hardest video I've ever had to make in my life,"

"I've gone back and forth on this decision for a very long time. I've spent months trying to figure out what the right thing to do is."

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"But after a lot of thought, I've decided that I will no longer be doing Sidemen videos. Today, 31 May, will be my final Sidemen video."

Reflecting on the Sidemen Journey

KSI, who appeared in the final episode of ITV's Britain's Got Talent on Saturday, reflected on the group's beginnings, recalling that he had "no idea that tens of millions of people were going to be watching us on the channel."

"Together we've done things I never thought were possible,"

KSI's Career and Ventures

Beginning his video creation in 2008, KSI gained prominence as an online streamer. His personal YouTube channel has amassed over 18 million rs.

In addition to his online presence, KSI is a musician and a former professional boxer. Recently, he acquired a minority ownership stake in the football club Dagenham & Redbridge.

This article was sourced from bbc

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