Richard Blackwood with Slim, Eddie Kadi, and more

Richard Blackwood, born in Clapham, London, is a versatile British comedian, actor, presenter, and rapper. He is widely known for his stand-up comedy and television roles in EastEnders and Hollyoaks. His music career includes the rap hit "Mama Who Da Man," based on a song by his uncle Junior Giscombe, and the album "You'll Love to Hate This." Blackwood has earned Black Comedy Awards for his comedy and theatre work.

Slim is a South London rapper from Lewisham, known for his dynamic UK drill and grime sound. His music often features gritty tales and impactful storytelling. Popular songs include "In My Bag" and "Magic". His debut mixtape, "Still Working," charted in the UK Top 40. He has collaborated with artists like M Huncho and Headie One, and appeared on Charlie Sloth's "Fire in the Booth."