Best food. Best style. Best artists. Which side of London is actually winning?

Mo Gilligan, Eddie Kadi and Babatunde Aléshé put their ends on the line as North, South, East and West go head-to-head. From West London’s freshest trainers to South London’s food spots, everyone’s got a case — until the music debate starts and suddenly everyone’s trying to claim Adele. 😂 Then things get personal.

Were your best years the ones when you had the least money? Mo opens up about living alone and feeling lonely, while the boys reflect on the friendships, freedom and nights out that made their younger years unforgettable.

Plus, Eddie shares his love of exploring Africa, and a school reunion question brings out an honest confession: “I want to flex.” Back your ends in the comments: who wins for food, style and music?

And would YOU go to your school reunion?

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Ever tried to impress someone you fancied and ended up wishing you’d stayed home?

Mo Gilligan, Eddie Kadi and Babatunde Aléshé confess their biggest dating disasters — from bringing a date to a comedy gig and bombing on stage, to a customised BMW causing embarrassment in the West End and a spontaneous trip to Spain that went wrong on night one.

Plus, who’s REALLY on the biggest power trip? The boys take on bouncers, clipboard gatekeepers, ticket inspectors and the people deciding when your wedding table can finally eat.

There’s also an honest chat about getting older, the struggle of finding something to watch before your food goes cold, and Baba’s case for talking to yourself in the car.

What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve done to impress a date? Tell us in the comments 👇

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