Superwog creators see their comedy skit become a YouTube sensation YouTube stars Nathan Saidden and Theo Saidden known as "Superwogs" have over 3 million hits on their YouTube channel. IT started as a fun hobby aimed at making their friends laugh but more than 44 million hits have turned these brothers and their Superwog comedy skits into a youtube phenomenon. Theo and Nathan Saidden created Superwog in 2008 while Theo was studying business law at university and Nathan selling furniture online as a way to make their mates laugh. Heavily includenced by Chris Lilley, Fat Pizza and Sacha Baron Cohen the brothers invented the Superwog - one universal ethnic character who "encapsulated all wogs" - based on their personal experiences growing up in an Egyptian/Greek household and attending exclusive private school, Trinity Grammar. Growing up in a wog family and then going to a school like Trinity we were able to perfectly analyse how wogs are and how Aussies are; how the mums are and even the differences at sport," Theo said. Wogs are not wired for sport like Aussies ... at Trinity swimming was a big part of the curriculum and you had to wear speedos and all the wogs would be sick on swim day whereas the Aussies were very comfortable around each other half naked. So, we would see how the Aussies behave and then come home to our traumatic, wog childhood and those observations were the basis of our ideas. The brothers who write, perform, film and edit all their skits initially began posting one youtube clip every couple of months but their growing fan base began to clamour for more. "With our first video we thought we would only get 1,000 hits but in the fist week we got 10,000 hits which back then was huge," Theo said. YouTube stars Nathan Saidden and Theo Saidden known as "Superwogs" Source: Supplied "People started messaging us "you guys are funny do more." At the start of last year the brothers launched their "Wogs versus Aussies" series to huge success: their clip "Clubbing" was recently ranked the fifth most watched youtube clip in Australia with 1.6 million hits. "As a whole we have around 44 million hits which is just phenomenal," Theo said. Earlier this year they took their comedy on the road - performing in 15 live shows around Australia. It was a big challenge but one we wanted ... filling the Enmore Theatre three times was something Nathan and I would never have imagined - its just unbelievable. It's one thing to have feedback online but to see the fans face-to-face, come up and shake you hand and express their enjoyment about the videos was just amazing. The Saidden siblings have now turned their hobby into a deal with online entertainment brand adultswim.sive content They have also been commissioned by ABC2 - their "Difference between Wogs and Aussies Christmas" will air on Boxing Day. And next year they hope to realise their dream and make a feature film. "Nathan and I just want to keep on going producing clips and making people laugh," Theo said. I'm still working one day a week as a paralegal and the money were making is just enough to make up happy and allow us to keep doing what we're doing - which is the most important thing. And the boys proudly boast their wog parents couldn't be happier.