The reason that the Sidemen and KSI visited Ipswich revealed

The confusion has now been solved, as it has been revealed that they were taking part in a challenge as part of their Sidemen Sunday series.

KSI, TBJZL and Behzingha were among the group to be seen in the town on Thursday, July 3.

It turns out that they were playing a game they called station roulette, where they split into two teams and rolled a die to decide where they went. 

The trio began their journey at Liverpool Street after rolling the dice, before heading to platform four at the station, which took them to Ipswich.

While this may be hard to read for Ipswich residents, KSI even gets Ipswich and Norwich mixed up in the video. 

During the journey, Behzingha is excited to visit Portman Road, which is their first stop to buy Blues merchandise.

The Sidemen needed to be escorted by police due the size of crowds. (Image: Sidemen) Now wearing a mix of classic and modern Ipswich tops, the trio carry on their journey around the town.

They then stumble upon an ongoing police incident near the Royal Mail sorting office.

After that, they went to the waterfront and stopped at the University of Suffolk building, where they talked with fans. 

The trio stopped at the University of Suffolk. (Image: Newsquest) Their next stop was the Goals centre, where they do crossbar challenges for £2,000 along with people who were already playing. 

Once word got out of where they were, the trio left the centre and were escorted by police, due to the number of fans surrounding them. 

Their video ends with them getting matching bracelets, which are permanently welded on. 

While in town they also stopped to show support for Tope.

They stopped to support the charity. (Image: Survivors in Transition)

After seeing that the stars were in town, volunteers from the charity went to meet the YouTubers after their shoot to chat with them about the work they do and ask them to pose for pictures.

Despite having no previous affiliation with the charity, the trio supported the work by Survivors in Transition and posed with a T-shirt.

Emily Harding, sexual violence wellbeing practitioner at Survivors in Transition, said: "It felt like a really good opportunity not to miss really, we weren't expecting anything by it at all.

"We chatted to them about the work that we do and asked them take a photo with the shirt - they were really lovely and were more than happy to."

While at Goals, KSI also said that he believes Ipswich Town will get back into the Premier League next season.