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The creator starts by explaining that he stumbled upon a video where the Sidemen (specifically Sidemen Reacts) were reacting to his content. He was spurred to film a reaction to their reaction after receiving DMs suggesting that KSI found him unfunny. He braces himself for potentially negative feedback.
The Sidemen's initial comments are dismissive, with one member saying they 'have no idea about' him. The creator humorously points out the lack of direct eye contact, emphasizing the disrespect. They then connect him to 'King Batch' as an 'Italian Batch' or 'white version of King Batch,' which he acknowledges as at least getting his name right.
The creator provides context for his appearance in a past Sidemen 'try not to laugh' video, where he played a bodybuilder. He explains that his role was to stand silently and flex, causing awkwardness for comedic effect. He admits it was a 'creepy debut' to the channel.
He reacts to a clip of himself saying 'super massive black hole', finding it funny. He then observes the Sidemen's reactions to his personal videos, noting how awkward it feels to watch others react to his work, especially when they don't laugh naturally.
The creator focuses on JJ's reactions, pointing out JJ's 'face' as more effort than fake laughing. He comments on the Sidemen's belief that his humor might not be JJ's 'type of humor' and playfully suggests they're trying to 'evaluate my level of autism.'
A clip from his video where he pretends his 17 iPhone 15s and trousers were stolen elicits a minimal response from the Sidemen, with one of them questioning his use of a real phone for filming. The creator highlights their apparent lack of enjoyment.
He expresses disappointment with the specific videos chosen by the Sidemen, suggesting that his 'old man videos' would have been a better fit. He feels these particular clips won't resonate well with a younger audience and notes JJ's apparent amusement despite earlier doubts.
The creator calls out the Sidemen's 'fake laughter,' particularly Ethan's. He discusses his most viewed video, which has 34 million views, attributing its success to relatability rather than explicit attempts at humor. He sarcastically points out that JJ knew who he was all along due to seeing his 'memorabilia'.
Despite the mixed reactions, the creator sarcastically concludes that JJ and the Sidemen enjoyed his videos. He urges viewers to like, subscribe, comment, and share his video.