[5] In June 2014, it was announced that from 1 September 2014, the presenters would move to a weekly Monday night slot, from 9pm to 10pm, to a show that would continue to be fully visualised.

Viewers could see in real time what is happening in the studio, the presenters' challenges, interviews with musicians or people involved in internet culture, and music videos created by the audience.

[9] Dan and Phil used to have a section entitled Fan Wars in which two listeners would call in to represent two musical artists in a competition, which varied every week.

[9] A physical challenge is chosen by BBC staff for the presenters to take part in on video, while music from the Radio 1 playlist can be heard in the background.

In early episodes, the segment had been more interactive, with listeners of the show being able to choose a challenge on the Facebook page and Twitter of Radio 1,[3][9] and the audience being able to vote on the winner of each week.

The segment consisted of Dan and Phil reading out humorous stories of elder relatives and people new to IT being unable to use modern technology.

[12] The Guardian made reference to the show's young demographic, stating that while the viewer-made music videos were "sweet", it was "too tame to be funny to adults".