It's time for JD's workout plan.
What up, Rap Game fans?
Welcome back to Da Brat Game.
I'm your girl, Brat, and I am exhausted
from seeing these kids run around
on treadmills, doing pilates, push ups,
crunches, yoga, imagestrates.
I don't think that's really a word,
but anyway, let's dig into everything
we saw this week on The Rap Game.
List, please.
Number five-- stamina.
Yo!
[air horn]
I think I got push ups for you.
Oh!
Man, this young kid had these rappers
running all over the place.
How many push ups you can do?
I'll give myself 25.
25.
I definitely overshot myself there.
Strength! Not weakness.
It's not just battling with inside each other.
You gotta battle yourself.
You gotta have that physical side in you.
You gotta be in good shape to deal with the pressures
of the rap game.
Just this industry, period, you gotta have stamina.
You gotta be able to perform.
You gotta be able to go, and you can't get tired.
That is not part of the game. - Ah!
Come on!
This is sore, this is sore.
My legs are sore.
Even, like, my butt is sore.
If your body starts breaking down
when you've got things to do, then you ain't
gonna get those things done.
And you gotta be able to keep going and succeed,
otherwise you'll crawl under a rock, never to be seen again.
Number four-- will.i.am.
Once again, JD brings in another legend for these kids to meet.
What's up, y'all?
Will.i.am, bro.
Like, what?
This is, like, completely surreal.
Oh my god.
Meeting will.i.am was on my bucket list.
Not only did this man show up, but he really sat down
and talked to these kids, and paid attention
to what they were saying.
Listened to their parents, and everything.
And he gave some really good advice.
The fact is if you're going to prepare to win, you also
have to be prepared to lose.
So when you come in on a competition like this,
winning ain't everything.
Learning is going to get you from here to there,
and stay there.
And he made Brandi cry.
I didn't know you could do that. - We needed that.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, God put you here for me today, and I thank you so much.
Woo.
Number three, da spat.
Tyeler versus Amayah.
Every week, two people in the house are gonna battle.
Amayah, you will be battling Tyeler.
Damn.
Like, my one home girl.
It's like, I don't want to go against somebody
that I'm so cool with.
So I gotta battle Amayah, and that's very hard.
I can imagine it's hard trying to battle your friends,
but at the same time, it's a battle.
I don't care if it's your own mama, or your daddy,
or your grandmama, or whoever.
You gotta get into the zone, and take 'em out.
That's it.
No ifs, ands, or buts about it.
And I'ma just deliver, like a UPS truck.
I ain't JI.
I ain't gonna [bleep] a bottle.
I'm gonna [bleep] in your face, then look you dead in your eyes
and ask how my [bleep] taste.
Like, that was-- that was very gross.
And then maybe after, you could just say,
I ain't mean that. I'm sorry.
You know you my boy, or you my girl, dog.
And then it's all love.
She's my homegirl, you know?
Number two, pressure.
In the rap game, pressure is constant.
You gotta look good, you gotta sound good,
you gotta smell good.
But you gotta be able to handle it, or you gotta go.
Sire is feeling the pressure because he's
his family's ticket out.
I don't care how mad other people get,
you are here to dominate.
And then you got Eli feeling the pressure
because his mom left, and he's trying to support his dad.
Number two, that does-- that does put a target on your back.
We're just going to put in even more time and work.
And then you got Amayah dealing with the pressures
of trying to perform on stage.
Got no thunder.
[bleep]
God!
Everybody feeling it, but the difference
is how you deal with it.
That's what's going to make them win the chain.
Listen, making mistakes is all right.
What are you talking about?
You can't be afraid of pressure,
because pressure is what makes diamonds.
Number one, da chat. Brandi.
It is about being prepared.
We've been trying to get on this show since it aired.
Yes, we have.
And I've been working on him for two years
to be in this specific spot.
Brandi's whole energy was my kid
is better than everybody in here.
[bleep] you.
You know, I just had that type of vibe.
I don't feel like he's being cocky.
My son is supposed to say, I am better than everybody here.
Because he is better.
Girl, you better stop going off on people like that.
This is only the second week, and you tripping.
I understand bigging Sire up and making him feel good,
and making sure his ego is boosted, but girl,
you can't be talking about other people's kids like that.
The one thing I don't want to do is slap
the [bleep] out of somebody.
Make it work, because before you know it, you gonna get
sent home.
And then Sire gonna be left to fend for hisself in this house,
without his cheerleader hound dog pit bull
trying to bite every damn body.
You act like you [bleep],, and got it, and I'm the bomb.
They're just all putting their show on.
Don't matter if they did good or bad,
they're going to come out and act the same way.
Oh, y'all, I sense tension in this house.
I can't wait till next week to see what's going to explode,
because somebody going to lose it.
I'ma catch y'all next time, because that's it
for this week's Da Brat Game.