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WATCH: YouTube sensation KSI tries on Laois jersey during Portlaoise visit. Pictures: PA / X
Not every day a YouTuber with over 24 million subscribers ends up in Portlaoise.
This was the case on Tuesday though, when English YouTube star JJ Olatunji, widely known as KSI, was spotted in Portlaoise Shopping Centre.
KSI was pictured alongside fellow 'Sidemen' member Tobi Brown (TBJZL) during their flying visit which culminated in KSI trying on a Laois GAA jersey!
@cianreddy Good man @KSI #ksi #ireland #irish #laois #viralvideo #fyp #foryoupage #foryou #tiktok #4you ♬ original sound - House of SoundCloud
Other Sidemen members, including Miniminter and Behzinga, were also captured roaming around the country which could suggest the crew were filming a future video for their channel with over 20 million subscribers.
Internet personality KSI came to fame for playing the video game 'FIFA' before he ventured into the world of music and boxing. He is also the co-owner of the popular hydration drink 'Prime'.
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