Ooh, boy, that stage was lit.
These kids brought it.
It's the final performance, y'all, and these
kids had to show up.
JERMAINE DUPRI: This is it, the final week of "The Rap Game."
These three kids have out-battled their competition,
and it all comes down to this final performance
of the season.
And this performance is going to determine who
I sign to my label, So So Def.
DA BRAT: Ooh, let's get into my list.
Number five, one word.
At the beginning of this season, I described
each rapper with one word.
Nya was eager.
(RAPPING) Where the guns go brrrat,
my city's tougher than glass.
And now, she's confident.
(RAPPING) Talking crazy, I thank ya'.
Coming with the whole gang like the Power Rangers.
Now when she comes out on the stage,
you can see her confidence.
She tears up the stage, and she seems
like she knows what she wants.
My word for Sire was extra.
(RAPPING) Man, I mentioned, I'm the king
of the jungle, no exemptions.
But now, well, he's still a little extra.
Maybe I need to change my outfit up.
DA BRAT: But he's also tenacious.
(RAPPING) I got a song, and you know what if it's ripping.
DA BRAT: He's not going to let anything get in his way now.
He's got a point to prove and a lot riding on his shoulders.
The word I had for Tyeler was feisty.
(RAPPING) I was born to just rap.
JD happened to like it.
Everything that I drop, y'all just happen to bite it.
But now, she's the whole package.
(RAPPING) Why you always got to flex?
I know, that's not just one word.
But hey, it take more than one word to describe the champ.
She's getting ready to take over the rap game.
Watch what I say.
Number four, the beat.
JERMAINE DUPRI: Each one of the kids is going to get
an opportunity to sit down with Ble$$ed and tell him exactly
the type of record they want.
DA BRAT: Most of the time, the beat's in your head,
because you've written your rhyme ready.
So you just spit the beat to the producer,
and he'll start making a beat behind what you've written.
TYELER: (RAPPING) Wait, I would love to stay and chat,
but I don't get paid for that. Boom.
DA BRAT: When Tyeler waked in, she automatically knew
what she wanted.
She added the ins, the outs, the dropouts, the basses.
It was awesome.
JERMAINE DUPRI: She kind of almost had
this all planned out, so it made Ble$$ed's job that much easier.
That's key.
You must have it together before you go in the studio.
DA BRAT: And when Nya came in, she just
came in with a theme, beast.
I'm looking for that hard bass.
I'm coming out with a mask.
And I want sound effects.
But that was enough for Ble$$ed to catch on and give
her what she needed.
(RAPPING) No more sentimental stuff.
Y'all people, quit the bluff.
Ble$$ed knew exactly what she needed.
And when Sire came in, he was a little unprepared.
He didn't even have his full rap written,
so they didn't know what to do.
All I hear's a beat.
I don't have to hear the hook.
JERMAINE DUPRI: The one thing I noticed
about Sire is that he doesn't have his rap actually written.
But he's lucky he's working with a great producer,
because he still came up with a great beat.
Ultra-star.
But you ain't even hear him rap.
Yo, I know, but I heard him mumble, and it was fire.
DA BRAT: Number three, most improved.
To me, the most improved in the house
is Sire, because when he first came in, he was way extra.
JERMAINE DUPRI: Sire was all over the place.
(RAPPING) Jermaine, give me to chain.
You already know I kill the rap game.
- Hey. - Oh, wait.
I'm like, I don't know about this person.
DA BRAT: But I feel like he toned it down,
he listened to good constructive criticism, and he grew.
And I felt like he got better.
JERMAINE DUPRI: Most definitely, your high point
was your performance in the music video.
(RAPPING) Bruce Banner, loose cannon you're facing.
I get enraged, and you're tasting the pavement.
You're so young, and you're so talented.
DA BRAT: Number two, the spat, Tyeler versus Sire versus Nya.
TYELER: I'm just hoping, like, they're
ready to be knocked out, because that's was going to happen.
So when Tyeler hit the stage, she went crazy.
(RAPPING) How you get a couple stacks just--
She was animated, and she was into it, and she felt herself.
And when you feel yourself when you're performing,
the crowd feels you as well.
And they want to sing with you, because they
came to be entertained.
Tyeler entertained.
What's up, what's up.
DA BRAT: When Sire hit the stage, the crowd went crazy.
But in my opinion, you shouldn't talk in the beginning.
SIRE: Y'all seem to have a little more sauce than me.
Just get right to it.
Start jumping around, doing what you do.
(RAPPING) Bout to get out the way.
I got exhausted but not the play.
DA BRAT: But just slow it down a little bit
so everybody can hear what you're saying.
And then get crunk back up in the middle with a song
doing the hook so the crowd can go crazy with you.
But I think you did a great job overall, Sire.
Are y'all ready for the next performance?
DA BRAT: Nya came crawling out.
She was really creative with it.
But then when she started spitting her rhymes,
I felt like she wasn't into it enough.
(RAPPING) No more sentimental stuff.
Y'all people, quit the bluff.
I feel like she's still holding back on something.
So hopefully, she gets out there in the world
and learn from the things she's learned during "The Rap Game."
Number one, the chat.
Tyeler.
I got the chain.
Ooh, I got the chain.
Hey, Tyeler, congratulations girl.
You made it to the family of So So Def.
Not many can do that, but you did.
Tyeler [inaudible] this is your chain.
She has the total package.
DA BRAT: You should be very proud of yourself.
We here for you.
Anything you need, you can holler at your girl.
We wish you the best, baby, and we love you.
Welcome to So So Def.
Ooh.
DA BRAT: And I also want to say good luck to Sire and Nya.
Man, y'all did a great job.
You both are very talented, and I'm glad I got the opportunity
to work with both of you.
And I hope to see you again soon.
JERMAINE DUPRI: This has been a tough time, tough season.
But Tyeler is the next So So Def artist, and she's up to bat.
Well, y'all, another season of "The Rap Game" in the bag.
And that means it's time for us to say goodbye.
But I promise I'm going to miss y'all, and I know
y'all going to miss me too.
I'll see y'all next season on "Da Brat Game."