In late 2019,
UKTV channel
Dave commissioned a new food show starring Hassan and various stand-up comedians. The show, ''
Big Zuu's Big Eats'', began broadcasting on 15 May 2020. It features Hassan and two friends, Tubsey and Hyder, in a 10-part series cooking for stand-up comedians who were touring the UK. For each comedian, they prepare a made-to-order pre-show appetizer, followed by a three-course meal.
Rosie Jones,
Desiree Burch,
Ed Gamble,
Jamali Maddix,
Jimmy Carr,
Josh Widdicombe,
London Hughes,
Lou Sanders,
Phil Wang and
Guz Khan make guest appearances in the series. In September 2020 it was confirmed that the show would return for two special episodes followed by a second series in 2021. The third series premiered on 4 July 2022; guests include
Johnny Vegas,
Katherine Ryan and
Mel B. He appeared on episode 11 of series 2 of
Guessable. He made an appearance on ''Jon & Lucy's Christmas Sleepover''. Hassan presented ''Big Zuu's Breakfast Show'' on Sunday mornings throughout the spring and summer of 2022 on
ITV. In May 2022, Hassan won two
Bafta TV Awards – entertainment performance and features for his show
Big Zuu’s Big Eats at the
2022 British Academy Television Awards. In 2024, Hassan presented
Big Zuu Goes to Mecca, a documentary about his
Umrah pilgrimage to
Mecca. In the documentary, he debated with a friend whether Hassan can be considered Muslim due to his alcohol consumption. In 2025 he appeared on Celebrity Bear Hunt on Netflix. He scored the winning goal for World XI at
Soccer Aid 2025. In 2026, Hassan was a contestant on the
Taskmaster New Year's Treat special. He made a guest appearance on the 20th season of
The Apprentice, where candidates had to create a marketing campaign based on his canned water brand, DRIP. == Discography ==