Sidemen return to Gartic Phone with Vik's drawing confession

A cup of tea, a crowd-surfing prompt and some questionable sketches bring the drawing game back to MoreSidemen.

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MoreSidemen Story of October 26, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 811,906 views.

SIDEMEN GARTIC PHONE IS BACK!!!

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0:10The players write opening sentences, largely casting each other in unlikely scenarios.
0:40Timed drawing begins, and Vik admits he has rediscovered his artistic limitations.
6:55The first album reveal puts Tobi's drawing under scrutiny from the rest of the group.
10:18Harry's crowd-surfing album reveals how far the drawings and guesses have traveled from the original sentence.
13:30The final gameplay album starts with Vik walking his dog Ralph.
14:41An advertisement for Inside on Netflix follows the game.

"Once again, I have realized I cannot draw," Vik says as the Sidemen return to Gartic Phone. The timer is running, everyone has a prompt to illustrate, and artistic confidence is already in short supply.

Simon, Josh, Harry, Vik, Ethan and Tobi play remotely, passing sentences through successive drawings and guesses. The pleasure is in watching a perfectly understandable idea become almost unrecognizable by the time its album is revealed. MoreSidemen's upload drew about 812,000 views since yesterday.

Ethan drinking tea should be a manageable assignment. So should Harry crowd surfing. But the latter somehow becomes Harry throwing his phone, while a walk with Vik's dog Ralph produces an animal closer to a giant rabbit. Before long, Simon has a question about the group's very limited subject matter: "Why is everything poo or Ethan?"

The album reveals also turn the drawing criticism back on the players. Tobi's contribution to Simon's opening prompt gets a prolonged inspection from his friends, with little chance to move quietly on to the next picture. An advertisement for Inside on Netflix follows the gameplay.

In the comments, viewers repeatedly ask for an hour-long edition rather than the short session they've been given. Others have a specific follow-up request: bring back Quiplash and Survive the Internet, too.

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