A proposal for prom?
Man, y'all too much.
[hip hop beat]
What's up, everybody?
How y'all doing?
I'm your girl, Brat, and this is "Da Brat Game."
Are y'all ready to get into this week's crazy
ups and downs of this episode?
Woo!
Let's get into my list.
Number five, promposals.
Now I don't really know what a promposal is,
but apparently, these kids are going way out, pulling out
the red carpet, doing everything to ask somebody
to go to the prom with them.
I ain't never heard of no promposal.
I hear people saying, honey, will
you go to the prom with me?
Or, I love you.
Would you go to the prom with me?
But I have never seen some rappers do an intro and a song.
(RAPPING) I'm the king.
Will you be my queen? - So Briana--
Will you go to prom with me?
[giggles] Yes.
That's pretty awesome.
I think it's a great idea.
Number four, reality check.
Honestly, I'm not impressed.
Mess up a performance.
[bleep]
There's no need for you to be here.
(RAPPING) See, listen.
Check it.
(RAPPING) I have you di--
8 feet down deep. Look.
[STUTTERS, SIGHS IN EXASPERATION]
And you knew that I'm-- [sighs]
Check it.
Sire, you held back.
[vocalizing to the beat]
[music playing]
If you're not going to be able to come
through with the battle, you can go ahead and bow out.
Look, I'll see why JD came in and gave
these kids a reality check.
Because they act like they don't appreciate it,
like they going to get a million times to get it right.
No, you get one chance in life.
And if you blow it, you blow it.
Think about Meek Mill.
Think about Nicki Minaj.
Think about [bleep] who are not going
to give you one second chance.
So you need to be prepared at all times for whatever JD
call on you to do.
I'm watching to see who wants to get out of this house
and go take on the rest of the world.
No more wasting my time.
DA BRAT: Number three, Da Spat, you versus your audience.
As a rapper, you gotta stay true to yourself and be authentic.
But at the same time, you gotta know what the people want.
So last week, I took y'all to the kiddie school.
(RAPPING) Twinkle, twinkle, little star.
How I wonder what you are.
But this week is about y'all really getting
to know who y'all audience really is,
so y'all at the high school.
I need to see if these kids know to interact with their peers.
DA BRAT: It's a tough balance.
You got to know what people want to hear,
for all ages and all audiences, and then you
got to stay true to yourself.
It's kind of hard to do, but you'll get used to it.
Number two, Teamwork.
The kids were on teams for two challenges this time,
for the promposal--
Jacques?
Can I take you to prom?
Yes, thank you.
DA BRAT: --and then for the prom performance.
(RAPPING) [inaudible]
DA BRAT: So we got Eli, Tyeler, and Nya on one team.
And they did pretty good, but they were worried
about Eli messing up his rap.
(RAPPING) Middle school.
Girl, you had my heart since da-da-da-da-da-- ugh.
TYELER: Come on.
DA BRAT: So at the promposal when Eli forgot his lyrics,
Tyeler came through with the backup plan.
- Uh-- - (RAPPING) Come on.
Middle school, you had my heart, my seat.
Me and you, [inaudible] my first see.
And that's what I'm talking about, baby.
That's teamwork.
And they all finished out successfully.
And then there was the other team, Sire and Amaya.
Of course, you already know Sire is
going to be on 100,000 trillion, jumping all over the place.
[fast talking sound effect]
(RAPPING) [inaudible] What's up?
[inaudible] to win it.
And then you got Amaya, ooo, who forgot her lyrics.
(RAPPING) [inaudible] Now why did they bother me?
DA BRAT: Oh my god, and she did not keep going.
Girl, you can't just stop like that.
The sad part about it is both teams
struggled with their lyrics.
I don't know if they don't have enough time.
I don't know if they not memorizing them.
I don't know what they doing, child.
But you can't do that when it's time for a performance,
especially in front of a bunch of crunk, litty in the city,
hyper-ass high school kids.
Number one, da chat.
Tyeler.
And number one on this week's hit list, Tyeler.
[applause] You're the first.
NYA: Good job, Tyeler.
Congratulations, Tyeler, on your win this week, girl.
You deserve this one. - A-ha!
Dab, dab, rang-gang-gang-gang-gang.
I was just thankful because I really worked
my way up for five to one.
If it hadn't been for you, everybody
would have been at the bottom of the list this week.
I feel like your performance, you
was the most comfortable out of everybody that performed.
The one thing that stood out to me,
you became a leader, both at the promposal
and the prom performance.
She saved Eli at the promposal.
When he forgot his lyrics, she picked them right on up,
and they kept it moving, just like a team
player's supposed to do.
And then she saved Eli and Nya at the prom.
(RAPPING) [inaudible] Girl, I was there.
(RAPPING) Music flooded in my ear.
DA BRAT: That's what I'm talking about.
She don't just care about herself.
She cares about making the whole team look good.
And when you in a group, you have to make sure everybody
looks good.
Because if you don't look good, honey, they don't look good.
Nya, you good.
We teamworked that.
And that's what makes you the real MVP this week, Tyeler.
Your awareness and your presence let people
know that you here to stay.
All the hard work you've done before you got
here is really showing.
I'm proud of you, kiddo.
I'll see y'all next week.
Can these kids keep it up?
I don't know.
Guess you gotta to find out.
I'll see you next week on "Da Brat Game."