Channel 4 is making a documentary about Britain's first all black male stripper group - The Chocolate Men.
The erotic dancing group tour the UK giving performances to rooms full of lucky admirers, and the doc was filmed during their 2018 nationwide tour.
It is set to take a revealing look at what attracts somebody to one of their performances and show the personalities of each of the saucy strippers, delving into what motivates them to bare all.
The Chocolate Men call themselves 'the UK's most talked about ladies night' and it's not hard to see why.
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Just a scroll through their Instagram page is sure to set your pulse racing, and the preview of their London show is something else altogether...
Check it out for yourself:
But beyond their hunky exteriors, the documentary has a serious and all too important purpose.
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Produced by Doc Hearts, with executive producers Nina Davies, Andy Mundy-Castle and Roy Agyemang on board alongside director is Coco Maclehose, the programme will strive to offer an insight into life as a black man in the stripping industry, offering both humour and emotional moments in abundance.
Andy Mundy-Castle said of the upcoming series: "We completed The Black Full Monty in 2019 when the world was a very different place.
"Now protests and debates have brought the issue of race and identity into sharper focus here in Britain and the world.
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"From its inception, The Black Full Monty was a light-hearted insight into a sensitive subject - black masculinity - something rarely talked about on British screens.
"I hope the honest and open conversations the film features will have the power to open dialogue and offer different perspectives about black men who decided to take ownership of the stereotypes that beset them."
The Black Full Monty will air on Channel 4 on 10 September at 10pm.
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