(suspenseful music) (all laughing) - Yo! Harry, two! - He's gonna burp, he's
gonna barf pretty bad.~ - Harry, two> Lad, why are you drinking that? Oh my God! - This the worst day of my life! This is actually, Honestly I don't wanna be here. I would pay all I have in my account to not be here right now, but I'm here. (soft piano music) (screaming)
(boys laughing) Okay, okay. Let's go, let's go, let's go. - Oh God, this is going to be so great. Hello fan. Welcome to 20 women versus one Sideman. Now ladies and gentlemen,
this man right here his name is Harry, also
known as Rotor Shaw. Harry is currently single
and petrified of women. So we thought we would help him out by throwing 20 women at him. Now all he needs to do is
make the difficult decision of picking 10 out of the 20 women that he would like to date. Yes, he's only meant to pick 10 women but before we see who he picks you need to subscribe to the Sidemen. (bell gonging) It's so easy. We entertain you weekly. And we entertain you in
other channels as well. So all you need to do is subscribe. It's the least you could do. Anyway, it's time to see the madness. (suspenseful music) - Hello?
- Hi. - Whoa, whoa, whoa! (suspenseful music) - How are you? - I'm good? Yes. Do I just say yes? (laughing)
Yes. (laughing)
Yeah. Nice one. (laughing) - Hi.
- Hi. Yes as well. - Amazing. - Good.
- Thanks. - No worries, mate. - He said amazing. He said amazing. - He said no worries, mate. - Hello, you all right? Pick a number between one and five. - One. - I was thinking two. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. - What? - He's a genius. (laughing) - She came all this way
to pick the wrong number. (laughing)
- Deep kinds of shit, Alex. - Hello, you all right? - Hello, yeah. - If I could land this back flip. - Yeah. - I'm gonna say yes, but I might not. I might fuck it, okay? - Are you actually gonna do it? - I'ma try but it might go horribly wrong. Yeah, actually, probably on this floor. Yeah, okay, okay I might die. All right, here we go. - What? - Oh shit! (Harry plops) Oh!
(Cackling loudly) - It's still good enough. - It's good enough but
it's not a clean landing. So you've got to go, I'm sorry. (Sidemen cackling loudly) - Thank you anyway. (Sidemen laughing) - Oh my God! Oh my God! (clapping)
(cackling) - Tell him, please, don't do that again. - Hello? - Hi.
- How are you? - Great, how are you? - Very good. I'm gonna say, yes. - Oooh! - In a good way. Not in like an yee-yee, yes, good. (laughing loudly) - He knows it, he knows it. (Sidemen laughing) - Oh no. - Oh no, there's someone
else here already. - Oh. Hello, how are you? - Hello, I'm good, how are you? - I'm having a terrible
time right now, I won't lie. - Don't, don't stress. - Okay. I'm very much stressing, but yes. - Yes? - Yes. - Thanks. - We have to confirm, it's a fraud. - I think it's a fraud. - I don't think he'll count it. - Yeah who cares? It's a point. (indistinct) - Even if he says yes in 20, he can. - Hello? - Hi, how are you? - I'm not good. (lady chuckles) I'm not good, I'm not good. You are like so far out of my league but I'm going to say no because I have to like,
cut half people off. - Don't worry, thank you.
- No worries. - [Sidemen] Be nice though! - Hi my name is Ethan. (laughing) - Hello? - Hi! - All right, I came up with this... - Oh, okay. Oh my gosh, okay. - We're three, two, one, go. - Okay cool. - All right. Rock, paper, scissor, shoot. Okay? - Oh. - Rock, paper, scissor, shoot. You win. Okay, that's a yes. (Sidemen laughing) But it would be yes anyway. It wouldn't be like, (mumbling) 'cause you won. (Sidemen laughing)
- You won in a good way. - As a friend. - As a friend.
- As a friend! - As a friend. - How are you? - I'm good, thank you, how are you? - Not great. (chuckling) Not great at all. - I'm gonna say yes. - [Alex] Oh.
(Sideman clapping) - Now how many have I done? Like where am I at in this
standing, please, boys? - Just keep it moving. - Oh, this is terrible. This is terrible, this is terrible. - Hello, how are you? - Hi, I'm good, how are you? - I'm fantastic. I'm so good. Can you do a hand stand? - I can. - Oh, go on, let's see. - What, now? - Yeah, yeah. - Oh, if she bangs this... - Oh, bruv! - Oy, oy!
- Hold up. - [Sidemen] Oooh! - Yeah, it's a yes. - Yeah?
- Yes. - Yeah it is a yes. (clapping) Yeah it's a yes. - You know he's trying
to choose things that. Harry's doing his talent show. He's find things that they can't do and they all just surprising you. - Yeah, yeah. - Can you do a hand stand? - I can. - You can? Let's see it. - You wanna see it? Okay.
- Yeah. That's a no, I'm sorry, it's a no. You had your chance. (all laughing) - Oh my God! - Bro, she didn't even know that. (Sidemen laughing) - [Alex] Oh my God! - How are you? Argh, that's the worst. How are you ever! How are you? - I'm very well, thank you. - You get a yes, from me. - Thank you. - Ooh. (Sidemen laughing) - Oh my God. - Hello?
- Hello. Argh! It's a straight yes, but I'm
just in the bend right now. I'm not gonna lie to you. (grunting) Yes. Argh! - They were so confused. - She's not gonna stay. Sure of that. - How many are they? - They keep coming, they don't stop. (laughing) Nine more? - [Sidemen] I told you! - Oh my God! Oh my God! Hey, how are you? - I'm good, thanks, how are you? - I'm doing great, I'm doing great. - You look amazing. But I'm going to say no 'cause I think I'm so far
over the number right now. I'm so sorry.
- Now he's fucked it! - Hey!
- He's fucked it. - Don't worry about the number! - What do you mean don't
worry about the number bro? There's so many! I've gotta half it. (laughing) - He doesn't, he doesn't. - They're all lovely, keep them all. - How are you? - I'm good, how are you? - Oh, I've never been better in my life. (chuckling) I'm gonna say yes. - Thanks. (chuckling) - Why is she laughing before? - I've walked in and he's
acting like (indistinct). Why is this (indistinct). - I'm gonna say yes as well. - Okay. - But I don't know how many, I'm saying yes. (beep) Hello, are you all right?? - Hi. - I'm gonna say yes. (chuckling) If that's all right, hopefully it is. - If that's all right, what? - Oh, I love him. - He likes filling in
that little gap there. He needs to get gap to be filled. - You can't be beside him. - Hello, how are you? - Hi, I'm good, how are you? - I'm good as well. I would love to say yes, but
you look very similar to my ex and it's gonna hurt me deep down. So I'm sorry, but no. - That's all right, thank you. - Uh! - Uh! - Uh! - He's still hurting, he's still hurting. - Uh! - Our boy, Harry. - Oh no! - Oh hold on lad, oh boy. (laughing mockingly) - Poor Harry.
- My heart hurts for him. - Can you back flip? - Oh, I wish I'd love to, but no I can't. - Can you do any kind of gymnastic move? - I am a dancer. Salsa dancer, so I can show you maybe? - Yeah, yeah, let's see if it's right. - [Sidemen] Oh! - Oh, yeah. That's definitely a yes! All right, thank you. All good. - Bro, she's done him a
boner and he says good? (laughing) The man just had a boner. - Oh, I said yes to
about 15, I swear to God. - [Narrator] Now it's the
female's time to decide whether they would want to date him. Let's see how many of the women stay. - Hello everyone? I said yes to way too many people. So if you don't like me, please leave. (all laughing) Alright. - [Producer] In three, two, one. (suspenseful music) - Take care. - Oh thank you man, I appreciate it. - Mate! - Five, drops off five. - That's eight. (calm music) I'll take that, I'll take that. I'll take that.
(all laughing) I'll take that, thank you very much. Alright, I'll see you shortly, I guess. (indistinct) - That's the man!
(Sidemen cheering) - He's very cute just not for me. I think I'll be a little bit overpowering. - He seemed really nice and really sweet but he's just not exactly my type. But he seems like a really great person. - He seems nice but he's not my type. - I'm sure he's really, really lovely but he seemed kind of nervous
and like really, really shy. And then that made me feel
kind of really nervous and really shy. So yeah. - He seems really nice and he's very cute but he seemed indecisive
about his decision. So yeah, I don't think
it's going to work out. - Hello? - Hello there Harry?
- How are you? - Good, how are you? - I'm having a terrible
time, I won't lie to you. - You looked very stressed before. - I was very stressed. - You need to distress. (Harry sighs)
It's fine. - How do you do that? Do you have any advice? - Any advice? What, to keep calm?
- To distress. - To distress? - Alright Harry for this one, we just want you to be yourself. Have fun. (indistinct) - As in, I get really stressed
as well so don't worry- (Sidemen laughing) - Do yoga ever? - No, I actually don't do yoga. I hate yoga. Yoga is not a vibe, I tried, but it's too zen for me. - Too zen? - Yeah.
- Is that not a good thing? - A bit too zen No, I didn't want to zone out that much. Have you done yoga? - I've tried it before. - Do you enjoy it? - It hasn't worked, no. - You don't look like a yoga type. - Yeah, exactly. - No it's cause you're... - I'm what? - Talkative. - I'm talkative?
(lady chuckles) I aint talkative! - You are talkative! - One thing I'm not, is talkative. - No, I think you are. - Oh, I'll take that then.
- Yeah. - Anyway, okay, so what
do you do for a living? - I have many jobs, but my main jobs are, I do princess parties. - Which is? - So I dress up as a princess. - Okay. - Mainly princess Jasmine.
- Nice. - Or Moana. - I don't who Moana
is, I won't lie to you. - A Hawaiian princess. Harry... - I've been to Hawaii. I don't know about a Hawaiian princess. (Sidemen laughing) - It doesn't matter about
Hawaii, it's Disney! You need to watch Moana. Yeah, and I go to the parties
for the kids, sing the song. - Do you do tricks for
them, or what's your- - No, I sing to them. - You sing?
- I sing songs. Yeah, I sing to them, to the main song from the film. - Can I get a rendition? - No.
(laughing) - [Sidemen] Oh! Oh! - You're live on here! - That is so pressurising. - You gotta, come on. - No, that's so pressurising - All right. - And I'm a singer as well. - Although... - But won't sing, but won't sing. - Do you wanna hear me sing? - Yeah. - Do you know the Romanian song? - Romanian? - He's gonna sing Jack (indistinct). (Harry sings in foreign language) - Enough, enough, enough. (Harry sings in foreign language) - Got a good voice. - Thank you very much. - You're actually very on the note there. - I try my best but it's the one, they're like flying the plane
to (indistinct) or some shit it's some Romanian thing, but yeah. - Love that. - Yeah. - Guys he can talk to women. (both laughing) (Harry screaming) (all laughing) I've played the the trunk,
guys, that's all I've got. - And there he is. - That's all I've got. - It's fine! Distress. - Distress. - Your too stressed. - I know.
- [Lady] Calm yourself. - I know, I live my life like this. - It's just a woman bro! - How do I stop it, I don't know. (laughing) - What's your favourite thing to do? - My favourite thing to do? - What's your ideal, like day for Harry? - A day for Harry? Oh Lord! Okay, so I'll wake up about mid day. - Okay. - It's not gonna be good. - I'll then do walk out on the roof. - Do you? What kind of work out, hit? - Well sort of, it's like a circus. So I have like, do you the frames you do like pull-ups on? - Do you? They're hard. - Yeah, you sound surprised. - I used to do pole dancing, right? And they said that pull ups
was the thing you had to do. - So I've tried that. I'm not very good at it. I do that and then the rest of the day, at the moment, I go to the beach. - To the beach? - To the beach. - Do you live near the beach? - I do, originally yeah. - Where?
- I'm from Guernsey. - Oh my God, I used to go
to Jersey all the time. - Jersey! (exclaiming) - Is Jersey not good? - No Jersey's good but you're. - You don't like each other? - No. A big rivalry going on.
- Really? - But we go to the beach. I go swimming.
- Do you surf? - I've tried to surf. - Oh, I've never surfed. - No? - I reckon it's hard. - I tried in Hawaii. I went, Oh my God. - You've actually been to Hawaii? - Yeah. - I thought you were just
saying that, 'cause of Moana. - No, I've been twice. The first time I went, I
got bitten by a Weaver fish. - He came back. - [Lady] Stop. - Come on, Harry, there we go. (beep noises)
- I swear to God - You're not supposed to
say the C-word, Harry. - No, no. You step on it. Actually no, you might get blood. Please bleep that. (laughing) I stepped on it, like mid-surfing. - It's like a jelly fish? - No, it's like a little, like
red thing with spikes on it. And it spikes your foot. And my foot got-
- Oh no! - I just swim to the shore,
the locals were like, yeah, you're in the bin right now. - Really? - Yeah. So they gave me like a
bowl of, I don't think, it wasn't piss. It was like a (indistinct)
- Vinegar? - You guys see what he's doing? - What is going on? - He has moments of promise. (laughing) - What else did you do? - Anything lads? Anything? Nothing, you leave me to flounder? - They've got nothing to say to you. - Huh? - They've got nothing to say to you. You're doing it yourself. - I know, I know. - This is not meant to be like this. - He's actually stressed. - Bro is stressed. - It's all right. - I appreciate it, I
appreciate it, I appreciate it. What do you wanna do in the future? What's your like, end-goal? (laughing loudly) (indistinct) - Yo, is this an interview? What's going on here? (laughing) - Pleasure. - I'd love to be like Arianna Grande. - Fair enough. - And you know what I will be,
'cause we will manifest it. - You know, I respect that. - And you can come to my concert
and be like, "I know her." - I met her on some set
of some dodgy shoot, that I have hanged my timer. (laughing) - You can be there holding
a banner and wear a T-shirt. - I'm not looking at any
kind of a singer at all. I sang for you. - No, I'm just not in the mood. (laughing) - Okay. - No, I haven't warmed
up my voice, you know. - Okay, fair, fair, fair. - You just came out and
did it really well so... - Romanian blood is what it did for me. - I have to listen to that song now. - Wrong, you've not heard it before? - I feel like I've heard it on TikToK. (laughing) I would have heard it on
TikToK, haven't heard it. - Yeah, anyway, lovely to meet you. - You too. (Sidemen laughing) - He's ending the date. (indistinct) She can't. - [Sidemen] Aaw! - See you soon.
- See you soon. - No, he ended the date. (indistinct) - Anyway, so. (laughing) Thank you for dating. - That's fucking terrible!
(all laughing) It's so bad! You gave me nothing. - I thought it went really well. I think he's really lovely. And he kept saying he was awkward, he wasn't awkward at all. He was so nice, but he
needs to watch Moana. That's my tip for him. - She's nice, mate. (clapping) - She's lovely. (clapping) - All right, so Harry, we want you to, after
every sentence you make, after groan. - Just like a little, uh.
- Uh. - Like you have to, "Hey,
my name's Harry, uh." But also, (chuckling) every- - Every, every. - Does he have to have a voice crack too. (laughing) - And every 15 seconds, you have to just randomly
scratch your balls. - All right.
- All right, all right, you have to scratch your ass. - 'Cause I'm just saying-
- Scratch your ass. - You have to-
- Yeah scratch your ass. - Like this. (indistinct) - Like adjusting a wedgie or something. - Not every three seconds,
'cause that's ridiculous. - No, every 15 seconds. - I'll do regulate. - Yeah. - When we say go, sniff her. - When we say go, with fingers. - Yeah, yeah, you have to. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Hello, how are you? I'm good, how are you? - My name's Harry, uh. (laughing) Nice to meet you Ally. - Yeah, you too. What's that, uh-a? - Uh-a.
- What's that? - I don't know, to be
honest with you, mate. It just happened. - Okay, I'm mate. Thanks, thanks.
- So you have a condition. - Going well, going well. - So, okay. So the issue is, I didn't wanna bring
this up straight away. - Okay. - I've got this thing
where I talk to people, especially people I like. I'll make like a thing at
the end of the sentence but I I'm trying almost to avoid doing it. - Okay.
- Uh-a! (sidemen laughing) Anyway, so, I'm sorry about
the awkwardness of the whole, the buildup before.
- It's fine. - What do you do? What's your-
- So, I'm a delicatessent- - Scratch your anus.
- For cheese. So I work in like a farm shop.
- Yeah. - And I work behind like
a cheese bar myself, as it rolls. - Mmhm.
- Stuff like that. - Okay, nice. I like, you know, from Waitrose, you can buy their cheese twist. - Oh yeah.
- Yeah. They're top tier.
- Yeah, Waitrose is good. Really good.
- Huh! (laughing loudly) - I can't watch this. - Wow.
- Sorry. Yeah. So what's the place you work out? I can't ask that. What's your favourite type of cheese? - Whoa!
- Huh? - I like a Goldman's Island. - She's deadpan as well.
- That's nice. - Is that from (indistinct). Yeah.
- I don't know. - No, what's the one, it's Wednesday Deli. It's Wednesday Deli. It's like a cheese grommet. Yeah, yeah. I'm sweating so bad. - Yeah me too, it's very, very hot. - Anyway, so-
- Tell me a bit about you. - About me?
- Yeah, I'd like to know more. - I've currently been put in a situation. I don't know how or why. I've been, I'm looking for a new wife. - Oh wow! - I've been married before in the past. - Have you? - Smell your fingers, fam. - What happened? (laughing) - I don't know why he did that as well. He's full of it. (laughing) - Scratch your ass again. (laughing) Scratch your ass again. (laughing loudly) - I don't know why it's happening, but for some reason my
ass just so itchy today. (laughing)
And I don't know. - You've got an itchy ass? - I have got an itchy ass. - Wow, that's great on the first date. - I'm so sorry.
- Smell it again. - You need to see a doctor. - Oh, I should you know. (laughing) - But I like it. (all cackling) - I actually should, 'cause- - Did you just sniff your hand? - Yeah, 'cause something's
gone horribly wrong down there. - Remind me to not give you a handshake. - Okay, I was gonna offer later, but no. - No thank you. - So the issue is, I'll explain to you. I had chilli con carne last night. And you know, when you put
a bit too much chilli powder you think you can hack it? I could not hack it. - You don't like spice? - I do like spice.
- But not too much? - Scratch your ass again. (laughing) - It just makes your ass itch. - It does make my ass itch, it does make my ass itch really bad. - I think you need to stay
away from chilli con carne. - Sniff it again. - Bro, sniff it again! - I'm dying!
(laughing) - No matter how you killed
it, you actually killed it. (laughing) - Don't come near me with
that itchy ass please. - I'm so sorry. - Go and get up on your chair. - I know, I know. - Itch your ass, itch your ass again. - Stand up and itch your ass. - It's my itchy ass, it's so bad, I don't know what's happened to it. My God. - You need some cedar cream in there. - I've got some animal
living down there or so, I don't know. I should have really shaved down there. Do you shave your ass? - No.
- No? - No, I don't need to. - You don't need to?
- No. - Is that a thing? - I don't think girls
really have hairy ass. - Oh, my is very hairy. - Maybe you should give it a wax. - I tried to shave it once and
it just like, I swear to God. So I try to shave it,
like from back to front and I cut all of this. - What happened to the moaning? - It was terrible. I need a glass of water. I apologise.
- Okay, that's fine. (grunting)
- Oh no! (laughing) - Itchy ass, wow. - Oh! - Lads, I can't fucking hear you! All I hear is ass, ass, ass! I want to die. I want to. I want the ground to
open up and swallow me. - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Get some toilet roll hanging out of you. - Oh my God, you are- - No, no, hang it out of the back. - Out of the back. - Like a long piece
hanging out in the back. - Long piece, long piece.
- Oh my God. - Hello again. - Hello, quenched your thirst? - Sorry, I got my water. Do you want Apple juice, by any chance? - Oh my God, can I? - Of course. Help yourself, help yourself. (Sidemen laughing) My friend's a big fan of Apple juice. - That's me! - Well, this is not very attractive. - Well, I'm not either, so don't worry. - Yeah I mean, you got
an itch in your ass, so, it's not the most attractive thing. Thanks for the Apple juice. - No worries, no worries. What's your favourite
drink on a night out? If you had to pick?
- Alcoholic? - Mhhm. - I'm a wine girl. I like wine. - Red or white? - White, Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand. - Uncultured. - What d'you mean uncultured? - I used to like red wine, white wine. And I realised that
red wine is a level up, unfortunately.
- Yeah. Always puts me in like a
weird mood though, red wine. Like very sleepy.
- Scratch your ass. - I don't wanna be sleepy on a night out. But, my God, you still got an itchy ass? - I don't know what's happened today- - Oh, you got tissues now. If you pull that out and
it's brown, I'm gonna. I'm gonna leave, I'm gonna walk out. - If it is, I swear to God I'm done for. - (indistinct) Toilet paper.
- No, no, no, please. - Now we're safe, I think. - Oh my God, no! No. - We're fully good, we're fully good. - Ugh!
- Oh dear! (cackling) - Oh no! - I think we've gotta end this. - Pull him out there, pull him out there. - Alright, say you need to shit and leave. - Huh! - Uh-I! (chuckling) - Uh-a! (indistinct)
- Bye. - Oh my God, he pumped her, no! - She pumped it, oh my God. - He didn't even say, he
just fist bumped and left. - I got free Apple juice. (laughing)
(beep) Me?
- [Producer] Yes. - Not much. Just really love Apple juice. I'm glad he came back and
gave me the apple juice, I was really thirsty. Yeah, he's nice guy. Funny. - That was pain, that was pain. - That one hurt.
- I couldn't be with her. - Can we give him a more normal one? - So this one was the
one that danced earlier. - Yes. - So this one, you got
to be really competitive and just out dance her. - So like we dance battle? - When she dances, you gotta
downplay it, big up yourself. - And then when it's time you've got to ask her to
show up your best move and then you whip out your signature move. - Your signature move. - Yeah, okay, cool, cool. (chuckling) - [Harry] How are you? - Good, you? - [Harry] What's your name?
- Deanna. - Leanna, my name's Harry. - Deanna. - I said it wrong? - Yeah, Leanna isn't. (giggling) - Was it Leanna? - It's like Diana, but it's with, Deanna. Like in the Spanish. - Deanna.
- Yeah. - Theanna.
- Deanna. - I can't say it, I'm sorry. Anyway, you have great dance moves. - Thank you. Can you do a back flip? - I can attempt to, but
can you do a back flip? - No, you asked me that as well. I wish I could. - I can attempt. I can attempt to backflip if you give me- - Just be carefully. - Oh, no, the issue is I might
actually like, end myself. - Oh no, don't do it, don't do it. - No, no, I'll try on
the solid floor as well. If you give me like a sick dance move. I want like a good dance move from you, and I will return with a backflip. - Okay, but you have to
do the dance move I do. - Okay, let's try it. - She's down. (indistinct) - Are we doing first dance move. - Yeah, yeah.
- Okay. So you're gonna. Okay, you're gonna kick. - I've kicked. - Hook.
- Hooked. - Now inside.
- Inside. - So you kick, hook- - Oh Lord, I'm so white. (laughing) Okay, so I've kicked, I've hooked. - Kick, hook, yeah, And then a step, step. - Which, with what foot? - The same one. We're using the same one. - So I'm kicking, I'm stepping. - Yeah, step, step. - You've lost me so, I'm so far. - Okay, so what I want you to do is this. (footsteps pattering) - Does that look like confusing? - No that looks like-
- Okay, all right. Kick, kick, step. Step. - Almost. - Yeah?
- Oooh. - Yeah, we'll take it. We'll take, we'll take it. - All right, and I'll try the back flip. It's my only, it's all I know. - [Sidemen] Oh no! - But the toilet paper is still there. (laughing) - Okay. - Are you sure you're...? - No, I'm not sure. I'm the very, I'm really not sure. I'm really not sure. - Tell him what to do,
tell him what to do. - No, do it, do it bro, come on. - It's up, not back Harry, okay. - Yep. (indistinct) - But he's done it many a times before. - I know, but he just had two beers. - He does it drunk as well. - Oh, I've seen him do it when drunk. - Okay. (Harry stomps)
- Oops. (all cheering) - Fuckin' come on! - Did you get that? - Yeah, that was good. - Nice one, all right, sweet. Although, yes. All right, I've got to see
some mad dance move now. - Another example? - Yeah, something like crazy. Not, like foot thing. I want to see something- (laughing) - Okay, easy? - Not easy. No, no, no. I want to see the maddest
thing you can do, possible. - So, okay, so you can do normal dancing. - Oh, she got the hips. - No, I can't do normal dancing. - Yes, it's just stepping back. - Is this a dance battle? - Okay, I'm stepping back. - With both legs. Can I hug you or not? - Yeah, yeah, yeah, COVID safety. - My God! - So let me lean, you go back.
- We've got contact! - And me go back-
- I fucked up, really. - I'm pushing this round.
- Okay, so back. - And back, yes. So now we just add a little kick. So before you. - I can't. - Okay, let me just spin you. - Okay, we'll spin and turn. All right, what's your baddest move? Or what's your signature move? Have you got a mad one? - I love the one that I was teaching you. - No, but something like. There's gotta be something
more like a full body, like a mat, like a-
- Full body? - I don't know! Like something, something. I did a backflip! Like something like- - Oh, you want me to jump as well? - Yeah, go on. Let's see it, let's see it. - No, no, no.
- No? Okay, do you wanna see mine?
- Yeah. - It's a signature move.
- Yeah. - It's called, "The drowning
child in the wheelchair." - Okay.
- So, you ready? - Wait, what? - That's what it's called. That's his signature move. (laughing) - I know how to do that. - Okay, that's a Fortnite. That's a Fortnite dance though. I can do that. (cackling) - Can you do that one? - I can do that one. - Do it, do it. Co-ordination. Oh, you do. Faster, faster. - Faster? - Muscle up, you. (indistinct) - Ugh, it's so nice to meet you. I'm sorry.
(laughing) I'm sorry, I'm sorry. (laughing) - Oh my God. (indistinct) Oh my God. What the fuck did I just- - I wanna kill myself. I want to end everything that I've created in my life so far. - The backflip was good.
- Here we go. - The backflip was good. The backflip was good. - I dunno what to say because I didn't feel it like
a, like very formal date. I think he's back flip was okay. Well, it was good. It was good, he could land it so I could give him a eight. An eight, yeah. - [Producer] Is that the only
good thing about this date? - Yeah, he's not very good Salsedo, so. (giggling) - All right, so Harry, this time you can take
your drink with you. Liquid courage, and you're gonna talk about
how you're having a rough day and the drink's helping you
through, which is, I take true. - You got the flask as well? - I've got out there, yes. - So we'll mix in a flask. - And all of the conversation
let's make it about drink. Ask her favourite drinks,
what bar she likes going to, if she could make a drink,
what would she make? Just.
- Yeah. - And if she tries to
talk about anything else, just bring it back.
- Just about drinks. - Hello?
- Hello. - How are you? - I'm good, thank you, how are you? - I'm pissed! - Why? - I'm pissed, I'm pissed, I'm pissed. Very pissed. That's all I've got.
(laughing) Do you drink? - Yes.
- You do? - Yeah.
- I drink a lot, unfortunately.
- Really? - I find life quite difficult. So when I'm in a bad
situation, I just drink. Which I feel like, you know what it does, it's not the right thing to do. 'Cause I'm having a bad time and I drink, a drink's a cop-out. I should deal with the
situation like upfront. - Yeah. - But instead I just fucking drink. - This is therapy. This is therapy. - Is he just getting things off his chest? - Yeah. - No, it's not ideal, really. - It's really not, but it tastes nice. Anyway, what's your favourite drink? - My favourite drink. Ooh, I'm partial to a wine. - A wine, red or white? - White, in less. - It's always white- - No it depends when eating.
- Ugh! - Having a steak. - Steak's a red wine. - A red wine.
- Okay, cool. - Yeah.
- Yeah. What do you do? What's your... - I've just graduated from state school, but I work for the NHS. - For the. (clapping) (laughing loudly) No worries, no worries. One second. - Okay. (indistinct) - Looks like he's just drinking. - As an NHS worker, how bad is it if I drink
like eight units a day? Like regularly, like every day? - I mean, it's probably not
doing your liver any favours. - Can I get a new liver? Can I buy one or it's just done for? - Oh, no, no, no. - No?
- No. I wouldn't recommend.
- So what do I do? I wouldn't recommend buying one. - What do I do when I'm 30
and I've just drunk, like, is there no escape, is there no one? - Maybe stop. - I can't stop.
(laughing) I can't stop, I can't stop. (gulping) - I don't know. I think you could be a lost cause. - Don't say that. I'll drink more if you say that. Oh, dear. What's the most drunk you've ever got? Do you have like a really
terrible drinking situation. - Too many-
- Too many? - Which is not ideal. - Do you wanna hear mine? - Yeah go on. - So I was doing a shoot with
some other guys that are here and basically there was this
like 40 year old woman there who really liked wine. And so we were just like drinking
loads of wine, wine, wine, and it got to like, feel like midnight. I was like, "I have to go home and
otherwise it's done for me." - Yeah. - And I don't remember anything else. And I wake up the next
day, somebody is saying, "Yeah, we, you found passed
out naked on your floor, "pissing on yourself." (laughing) - This is true story.
- This is true. - I mean, we all make mistakes. - Well, yes we do. We do. But the issue is, I
don't learn from then on, I just keep drinking every time. Flask, would you like some vodka? - I mean what's the time? - About one, two, three, four. - Oh, yeah. - Help yourself, it's got
a bank of token as well. I haven't drank from that really, it's COVID safe. I hope. I think. (beverage sizzling) - Oh. - What's going on? He's got a vodka, it could be afternoon. - Oh! (indistinct) - W-wait. - Harry's still himself? (indistinct) - Wait what is? - Taste all right?
- What's going on? - Yeah, it's lovely. - What is going on? - What's going on? - I'll be taking that back. - Yeah-
- Very nice to meet you. I'll see you shortly. I'll see you shortly.
- Bye. - Bye bye. - What just happened? - I didn't see him going. (indistinct) - Why is this (indistinct). - It was getting, kinda going. - It was very interesting. I mean, I'm sure he's a lovely guy, but I don't think there'll
be any more dates. Each to their own but I personally wouldn't come to a date, drinking and smoking as much as he does. But that's just me. - Well, well done both of you, you made it through. - What did she say? - I don't know where we go from here. - Said you were smoking
and drinking too much. - Yeah, I don't think
she'd wanna be with someone that drinks as much. - You think? (laughing) This one, she's not
allowed to look at you. Okay?
- Yeah. - And just, it'd be like, whenever she tries to
look at you, just be like, can you look at the floor somewhere else? - Yeah. - Tell her how to start. Yeah, tell her how to
start, you'll find it. - Or say it out loud, just say I'm actually, I'm
quite awkward, quite nervous. Do you mind, if you can
just look over there, okay? - Just say that? - Just say it out loud. - And as soon as she turns back, go, like yeah. - Try to set yourself up to hit it. - And every now and then, just be like, all right, let's play rock-paper-scissors. - If she looks at you say,
"Don't fucking look at me." (laughing) And then if you play it, cheat. - So your whole thing is, yeah. So you whole thing is try
and get her to look at you but in turn to not look at you. - Exactly, yeah, perfect! - You're just trying to confuse her. - [Harry] Hello? - Hi.
- Lovely to meet you. - I'm good, how are you? - I'm good, thank you. What's your name? - Ella.
- Ella. Nice to meet you Ella. I'll be honest with you Ella, I've got a real problem. When people look at me
like directly in the face, it freaks me out. (laughing) - Eye contact is not the one. - Yeah, I know. So if you could just
stare like into the abyss. (indistinct)
That'd be ideal. - Yeah. (laughing) (indistinct) - All right, so how (indistinct). Don't, don't, don't stare, I swear to God. It's gonna freak me out. You're not looking, all right? Oh okay. So what do you do for a living? - Well, it depends on what aspect, I've done a lot. - I'm sorry, I'm sorry. (indistinct) - Sorry! - Okay, anyway. - Something a lot. - Sorry, it depends how
far you wanna go back? - Ooh, let's go back. How old are you? - 21. - Well, can't be that far back then, huh? - Well, a girl that tried GCSE. Like after GCSE.
- Okay. - So from GCSE is where
I went to ballet school, for three years. - Okay. - So then from there I graduated and then went to being an
estate agent for two years. - Nice, okay. - And then now I'm at uni and
I do digital film technology. - Oh, nice. (indistinct) - She's just looking at you, fam. - You have a weird combo. Do you wanna dance or make films? 'Cause you got-
- I don't know. Both...either. - 'Cause, I swear to God, before you, Nigel, please. For the love of God. Honestly, okay. I'll write that, I
wanted to do film at uni- - It's so good.
- But then I dropped out because I didn't have the
qualifications unfortunately. - Really?
- No, I don't know. - Why? - It just wasn't for me. - Oh. - Well, I dropped out of sixth form, which is like close enough. I was trying to do media studies because I quite enjoyed that. I did economics. I did maths. - Maths! - I know it's boring, right? But I used to enjoy it and now I've just like
completely forgotten everything about it.
- Oh yeah? - Anyway, rock, paper, scissors? - Rock, paper, scissors.
- But you can't look. - What? - I've told you, I don't like, please. Oh, okay.
- Ready? - Rock, paper, scissors, shoot. (laughing)
What was that? - Rock, I think. All right, best of three, best of three. - Okay, ready? Rock, paper, scissors, shoot. - You've lost it. It's two out of three, it's
done for, it's done for. - I lost that one. - I won't lie to you. I have an earpiece in and
they're telling me shit to say but I think you're very nice. - Thanks.
- So, no worries. What'd you like? What's your next move? What do you want to do in the future? - What do you mean? - Lads, he's in flow state. He's in flow state. He's in flow state. - Well, no, cause he's not gonna do it. - He's in flow state. Let him go. - Once COVID is done,
what's your first move? - When COVID's done, I'm going- - To where?
- Anywhere. - Anywhere, I wanna go to Iceland. That's my like, main- - Iceland? - What do you mean? You don't know Iceland? - I don't even know where Iceland is. - It's like, North of
Scotland, like quite a bit. It's like a three hour flight from UK. - In Scotland? - What'd you mean? Iceland's like top tier. I swear to God.
- Really? - Yeah, you've got Fjords. You've got the Blue Lagoon. If you go in summer, it's nice and sunny. You got a couple of
beaches, like Rekjavic. - I'm gonna pretend like I
know what you wanna bout. - Okay, So where do you want me to go? - Well, I was going to a
festival in Portugal, last year. - That's very Harry. (indistinct) Job's done. - Harry's in love, Harry's in love. - Should we pull the hot girl out? - No. - It's not going to happen. I'll be honest with you what will happen, I've got bookings for tomorrow
(indistinct) in Belgium. - I've got my hopes up. - I have a ticket for
two years, this place. And I was like, this year,
we'll go, it got cancelled. I thought this year, we'll go. It got cancelled again.
- No. - And then since then, done out. - Not the one. It's not the one. - Anyway, it's time to go! - Lovely to meet you.
- You got Turet's? - Yeah, a little bit, yes. (laughing) - Please stop doing that. - Can you believe this? - He was on a date, he was doing well. He was doing well! - Bro! - Man, I don't know what's going on. - He was so sweet, bless him. (chuckling) I don't know, I'm very
awkward with eye contact. So that was, it was quite funny to just play around with
it and mess around with it. But he's really sweet. Yeah, I'd definitely go on
another date with Harry. - So, I've bought you
something very special. I'd like you to play a. I want you to have a Barbie fetish. I bought you a Ken outfit. If you can just whack a Ken outfit, I'm gonna say that you really love- - Barbie.
- Playing with Barbies, and you like the idea of
role playing with dolls. I mean, look it's really great. It's got like shorts and... - What have I lost to deserve this. Like this isn't a forfeit video. Like what? Like for what reason am I doing this? Like what's the... - So if you could just whack
that shirt under this shirt. - You know what mate, I'll just, you know. At this point is I'll do it. - Yes! - Hello, my name's Harry. However, I have a fetish for
being Ken, from Barbie and Ken. - I see. (chuckling) - Are you into Barbie and Ken? - I mean, I used to be. - Okay, that's good enough. - Yeah? - Could you be my Barbie, please? - S-sure. - Oh, thank you. Nice one. - I want to die. (laughing) Anyway. W-where are you from? What's your... - I'm from Bournemouth. - Okay.
- Yeah. - Have you ever been? - No, I can't say I have. - It's pretty nice, down South. - How far South? - On the beach. Right down. - Do you know Bournemouth F.C? - Yeah, I do. - Do you know Joshua King, their striker? - I do. - He bagged up, oh he bagged a hatrick over the week. - Call her Barbie, call her Barbie. - He plays for Everton now. - Who do you support? - I support Chelsea.
- Nice. - You know Chelsea?
- Yeah. - So-
- Guys, there's something off. - This is my Ken impression.
- Okay. (laughing) - Oh, that's it? - That's all I've got.
- That's nice. - I'm afraid. I'm afraid.
- Those are really good. - Thank you, I appreciate it. - So, what do I do as Barbie? - I don't know what you do. I don't know.
(laughing) At this point I'm lost. At this point I'm done in. I'm sweating profusely.
- Aww. - I'm trying to, oh yeah, anyway. - Have you had a fun day? - No!
- No? - I'll be honest, now that you've asked. I've had the worst day of
my fucking life because, so I'll tell you, I don't enjoy. I enjoy people, I don't
like meeting new people. It's not my thing. I've been thrown into a situation where I have to meet 20 new people. I have to reject 10 of them, which I don't wanna do. 'Cause they're all lovely people. - They've really been nice. (chuckling) - Everyone's so nice,
and that's the thing. I'm like, you're a lovely person, I've got to say no. And then I have to talk to them, which normally isn't bad. But to me, I don't enjoy. I'm having a great time with you, (laughing) but most people I don't enjoy talking to, it's stressful, it's long, but I'm here. - Yeah. - Anyway, what's your favourite colour? - I'm red.
- Red? - Yeah.- well, mine's blue. Nice. (laughing) Do you know Didier Drogba? - No. - Huh? Well, that 90-minute header
against Bayern Munich to win the Champions League. - Oh. - Yeah he was. (indistinct) - Do you know Taley Brown? - No. - I think that's too smart for this. But it's probably okay. - My team aren't in that league yet. Well they were. - (sighing) Argh. Can I talk to you from the floor? - You can, you're doing well. - I'm not gonna lie to you. I've been through a lot today. It's so long. The lights are so hot. They're beating down on my
face, I'm sweating profusely. - Do you mind joining you? - [Sidemen] Oooh! - Oooh, very neat. (clapping) - All right. What is your favourite
holiday, you ever been on? - This is actually quite cute. - Florida, for sure. - Florida? I went to Florida once,
I won't lie to you. I went to Florida once, with like the intention to see my friend with a boxing fight. (laughing) Got knocked out in the
first round, it was so bad. - I think I've heard about this, actually. - Oh, yeah?
- Yeah. - How was your time in Florida? - It was great, thanks. I love Disney. So, I was having the time of my life. - Okay, you went to Orlando, I went to Miami, which is not as good. So yeah. My best holiday ever would be. Oh, I don't know, actually. You've been to New York before? - I haven't. - New York's top ten. I when there when it was snowing, once. It was lovely. - It looks good. - This is quite cute. - This is quite nice though. - At least we're on a
date again, aren't we? (chuckling)
(snorting) - Should we go up now? - Yeah, let's get up, let's get up. Let's get up. (laughing) I'm also going to leave.
- Yeah? - However, I've had a
lovely time with you- - Oh good, ,me too. - And I can only apologise
for the madness this has been. - That's fine, I've had a great time. - Lovely to meet you.
- And you. - See you soon.
- Bye. (chuckling) - Aaw.
- Aaw. - I'm upset now. - I know! - I feel a bit sad and also happy. - Yeah, what's this? - It was fun. I've never been on a
date like that before. He seemed really sweet though. And he was a bit weird, but I like weird. So I had a good time, I mean personally. I'd go on another date. That was fun, yeah. - All right, for this one-
- Yes. - You've got anger issues.
- Okay. - You can tell her how,
like you're an MMA fighter or a training to be an MMA fighter. You don't take shit from no one. - Nope. - And you're showing your
moves, but not on her, on the chair that you're sitting on. So you really get up, like
ground and pommel the chair, grapple it. Drop, kick it, do what you
wanna do, it's your chair- - So, as the money man-
- That's your opponent. - That's Jake Paul.
- As the money man- - Yeah. - If this chair is broken, are we good? - Yeah, we're good. - We'll pay for the chair. - Oh, this chair's getting
fucked up, don't you worry. (laughing) - Make us some good content. - If this chair survives, you lose. - Hi. Hello.
- Hello. - How are you? - I'm great, thank you, how are you? - I'm not gonna lie, it's been a long day. - Yeah? (chuckling) - It's been a long day. - You seem a bit flustered
or a bit stressed. - I'm like the most flustered
person you'd ever meet. This is the, if it was a
terrible first scenario. This is better now though. It's not as bad.
- Good. - Anyway. What do you do? What's your... - What do you do? Pre COVID, I was, I am
a professional dancer. I work on board cruise ships. - Nice, okay. - Yeah, travel the world. - Terrible scenario for you then? The whole industries...
- Yeah. - Modest. - Screwed me over a little bit there. (laughing) Would be nice to get back
to work at some point. Not sure it's gonna happen anytime soon. - Have you've got a plan
for after COVID or just? - As soon as I can, I'll be back on board. So I'm still like
speaking with my company. When that can't happen, I go away again. - Nice.
- Now during COVID. I do whatever I can. - This? - Yeah this, I dare to do whatever I can. So yeah, I've been a COVID Tester, at the testing centre for a bit, yeah. - But you're not infectious though? - No, I'm not infectious. - Okay, cool.
- Nope. We have tests before every shift. So yeah, it's fine. You're like edging away from me- - A little bit. Slightly, slightly, slightly. I think you see a lot of
people with COVID you might... - No, no, I'm fine. I'm okay, I'm all clear. - Well, I, I'm a UFC fighter. - Are you really? - Not quite, I'm trying
to be a UFC fighter. I'm kind of fighting
cage fighters like me, the Irish promotion.
- Okay. - Yeah, but I'm a wham! Darling, I can do- - I got wham, Darling.
- Wham! - Nice. - Would you like to see some punches? - I would. I would love you to demonstrate. - Okay, cool. Here we go. This is a, you know what a fly kick is? - No, I don't. Please show me.
- This is a fly kick. (chair bangs) That's fly kick, okay? - Okay. - So what that does is it
penetrates the person here. - Yeah, I can imagine that. - And then, I'll show you a. So this is, so you apply
your foot on this one. I'm gonna go for a round-
- Okay. - Not a round, or you know, or probably round-house kick first. Okay, here we go.
- Okay. - So round-house kick, you plant your foot and then you turn. - I missed it. (laughing) - Go again. - This is a... That.
- Okay. - And then have you seen a Batista bomb? - No.
- No, no, no, no. (chair bangs) - That's a Batista bomb.
- My God! - Next up. I don't really know to be honest. - I mean, it just looks
very painful for you. - It is pain. - I mean, where is the other person? - My ass is hurting. But if this chair was a human,
it would be in big trouble. (laughing) - No. - It's built fairly well. What else can I do? Let me show you an arm bar. - Okay.
- So this is a chair arm. So you grab the arm, you
then hook it round like this and then you pull it across, like that. And then you go out.
- Okay. - Okay?
- And then he's done for. - And then you've pinned them, basically. - He's arm barred a chair. - When I pull over, they
pin me at this point, which is a bit of an issue.
- Okay. - I'm trying to. We've also got... At this point, I don't
know, to be honest with you. (laughing) - That looks comfortable though. I feel like that's the... - Actually, I've done
this multiple times today because I feel like I'm
forgetting my thoughts here. Any moves, you know of? What about a a double fly kick? There we go. Now, that that could be funny. (laughing) - A double fly kick?
- Yes. So I'm basically gonna do. What I want to do here
is jumping with two feet. 'Cause I think it might look good on video but I also might injure
my back at this point. So we'll see what happens. - Let's see what happens. (chair bangs)
(Sidemen laughing) Okay so, I'm fucked up,
let me go close enough. Let's try it one more. - I feel like this chair's
gonna break any minute. - I hope it does,
because I can then leave. (chuckling) All right. - Date's going well if you wanna leave. - I've just fucked it again. One more, one more try. - He's trying to kick them back. - You're lovely by the way. I'm so sorry for what you're
being put through right now. - It's fine. It's entertaining. (chair breaks) (laughing) I believe you have success. - I have success, great. - You've succeeded in that. - So nice to meet you. - (chuckling) It's lovely to meet you. (laughing) - That was an experience that would. I've never been on a date quite like that. I'm a little bit speechless, actually. I don't think I'd be seeing
him for a second date. If I'm honest. - It's fine, you deserve better. You deserve better. - You're a King bro. You're a King. Yo, listen, you're a king
bruv, don't listen to this. - You checked your gramme though? - She can't handle the way I'm doning. (laughing) - That is so good. I'm a wham! - Okay, sorry I didn't get
to meet every team, mate. I'm past it right now. I'm not gonna lie to you. I've been through the wars. Save me. - So you're being Harry. - You are harry. - I'm gonna be Harry, all right. - Go on, have fun. - Let's see it.
- You are way too short. - Oh.
- Ooh! - There's visible confusion. (chuckling) - Hi there, I'm Harry. - Hi, nice to meet you. - What's your name? - Amy. - Oh wow. I'm autistic!
(chair bangs) (laughing) So, what do you do? - I'm a professional mermaid. - Wait, what? - What? - Yes. - She's a professional mermaid. - Professional mermaid?
- Yes. - What does that entail? (laughing) - Entail... - So, I swim in aquariums, and I salt the tank and they wave at kids. I also do kid's parties, photos. - Oh, wait, you know you're serious? - I'm actually serious, yes. - So you're actually like-
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes. - You got the tail and everything? - Yeah, so I'm a qualified free diver. - Okay. - So I can hold my breath
for like two minutes or so. - Two minutes! - Yeah.
- Damn. - Don't test me on that though. - Okay. So then, wow. Haaa! That's amazing! - Thanks.
- Wow! Well, I play FIFA. - That's cool. I love it. - And I just, scream a lot. - I've noticed. - Do you wanna see? - Go for it. (screaming) - So about this mermaid thing. I mean, like how'd you
get involved in that? - Oh my gosh. Okay, so long story short,
I used to do cosplay. - Cosplay?
- Yeah, yeah. Love to sing about stuff. - So you're a fan of that type of stuff. - That, yeah.
- Roleplay as well? - Yeah, he's excited now- (indistinct)
- He's bringing to the left. - Sometimes. No, no. Anyway So I went to Comic Con, (laughing) from there I learned about Mer-Con, which was a mermaid convention. - There's a mermaid convention? - I know, I know. And then from there I went to Mer-Camp. - Mer-camp? - Yeah. (giggling) And then from there, I
got my qualifications and now yeah. - There's qualifications-
- Yes. - To be a mermaid?
- I'm also Miss Mermaid UK. - Okay, you've gotta show
me you being a mermaid. - I mean, I can't really show you here. - Well, I mean just. What I mean, like. All right, pretend you're
a mermaid on the chair. Hi mermaid. (laughing) - How are you? - I'm good. Do you want a treat? - Do you want a treat? (chuckling) That's fucking dope. - Oh, well it depends
on what treat you have. kelp is my favourite. - Kelp? - Yeah. - Okay. Well, I ain't got kelp. - I'm okay. Or chicken nuggets, had
one of those the other day. They were very, very tasty. - Chicken nugget.
- Mmhhm. - Okay. Do you mate? - So, yes, I do have mates. Friends that I like to swim
around in the sea with. - Yeah, okay. (giggling) (screaming) - Oh, we do that as well. We do the siren song. (Singing high notes) - Whoa! - Damn, she got pipes. (laughing) Damn. Okay, all right. Well then- - I thought that you think
this was gonna happen today? - Nope, I did not. That was insane.
- Thanks. - Well, you're a very good mermaid. - Thank you. (chuckling) - Okay, well, I mean,
this has been amazing. It's time to go! (laughing) Save me. (laughing) - He smashed it. He smashed it. (clapping) - To be honest, I think I actually shocked
him more than he shocked me. I think he was trying to shock me but me just saying my job,
chopped him off. (chuckling) - But yeah, it was fun. You know? Rate the guy, he's pretty cool. Would meet him again. Do mermaid things, love to
get him in a tail, who knows? Maybe one day. (chuckling) - Oh, great video. (laughing) (clapping)
Fantastic video. - Now you nominate who's doing the next. You nominate. - Yeah, yeah pass him the torch. (indistinct) (laughing) - I'm not doing it.
- So am I. - Zachary's next. (indistinct) - Comment it down below. Who is next to do 20 versus one? - Someone's next.
- Someone's next! - I swear to God, someone- - Someone's next.
- Someone's next. - I'm with him. - I've been through the worst
day of my life right now. - Yeah.
- I swear to God. You know what I thought before it started? It's like you in fact have to do something you don't wanna do, to go over it.
- And you get into it. - Yeah, no. (laughing) (bright upbeat music)
Who the hell has the time to watch a 50 min cringe video?
Shouldn’t it be ’Sideman’?
Not cringe just someone trying to spread this vid..
you being held in a torture chamber? I couldn't make it past 1 minute
When one of them let out a soy scream and another said "this is gonna be good" I had seen enough
Fuck KSI he’s a cringey mofo but mostly just obnoxiously. Stupid pewdiepie fake prank shit