- I'm back, baby.
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What's up, everybody?
Did y'all miss me?
I missed y'all.
But don't worry, because I'm right here to
get you all the dish on another season of "The Rap Game."
Let's get into it.
Number five, six versus five.
JD: There's only five rooms in this house, right?
FEMALE CONTESTANT: Right. - Yes.
JD: Y'all do realize that? FEMALE CONTESTANT: Right.
JD: There's six of y'all here.
That means that there's only going to end up being
five people in this house.
Somebody is going to go home.
I ain't playing this year.
It's season five.
And this season is all about the battle.
I was like, JD's not playing no games.
He's serious this season.
JD: Y'all made it here, but now it's who wants to stay here.
AMAYAH: I worked hard for this.
I'm not ready to go home.
Honey, I think JD did this because he's
trying to stir up the room.
He's trying to let these kids know
that this is a competition.
Don't you play no games while you in here.
If you want that chain, and you want to win,
you've got to do what you gotta do in here.
Number four, one word--
Sire, extra.
(SINGING) Man, y'all messing.
I'm the king of the jungle, no exemption.
No matter what Sire does, he always
got to put some extra on it.
That's not even necessary.
Amayah, timid.
(SINGING) I'm dialing to everyone [mumbles]..
I just feel like she's a really good writer,
and she's got good lyrics.
But when she gets on stage, she just don't know how to perform.
So I hope JD can bring that out of her.
Tyeler, feisty.
(SINGING) I was born to just rap.
JD happened to like it.
Everything that I drop, y'all just happened to bite it.
I feel like Tyeler came to handle business
when she get on the mic.
She's got good cadences.
She's got flow, and she got personality.
I'm excited to see what she brings
for the rest of the season.
Eli, sleeper.
(SINGING) And you thought that last season went hard.
Just wait and see what I'ma do.
I think people are sleeping on Eli.
They look at him, and they don't think he could do what he do.
But he ripped the mic just now.
And I think he is in this competition.
Little Richye, diva.
(SINGING) If I could get a request, back up.
Got rap game but it ain't one.
I back every day like Akon.
I just feel like Lil Richye already think he a star.
If you look at him, he's dressed like a star.
And you carry yourself like, man, I don't care about this.
I don't need to be here.
I'm Lil Richye.
And I'm not sure if that attitude is going
to get you far on this show.
Nya, eager.
(SINGING) I'm straight out Detroit.
It's war and [inaudible].
Where the guns go blat.
My city's tougher than glass.
I feel like Nya is really, really
eager because she from Detroit, and she got a point to prove.
She got on stage.
She did her lyrics.
She had a little flow, little style, little sex
appeal, big hair like me.
I'm like, Nya.
Number three, sacrifice-- all these kids
had to sacrifice a lot to get here.
Randy, Sire's mom, had to give up being with her whole family.
I packed eight kids and my husband
with what we could fit in the back
of a made up truck and trailer and came
1,000 miles away from home.
They say don't put all your eggs in one basket.
We definitely kind of have.
DA BRAT (VOICEOVER): She is depending on Sire
to take care of the whole family and bring them out of poverty.
And then you got London and Tyeler.
LONDON (VOICEOVER): We're not rich.
We're not millionaires but we've dedicated a lot of our income
to her career.
Getting this contract validates why my car got repossessed.
Having to sacrifice something is part of the career.
It's part of life.
You have to sacrifice something in order
to get to the next step.
Number two, da spat--
London versus the world.
So Tyeler got lower on the Hit List than London wanted.
That's some [bleep].
Oh, my god, she went crazy.
You don't get in this [bleep] competition
with everything that you got.
DA BRAT (VOICEOVER): She started pulling her weave out,
like rah rah.
It was horrible.
Oh, my god, you can't do that.
This is only the first episode, and you showing these people
what pushes your buttons.
I know you overprotective of your child, honey,
but everybody in this house is.
So you got to calm down and bring that out later.
Because right now, you acting like a beast, girl.
Real [bleep],, it just got rough.
DA BRAT (VOICEOVER): Number one, da chat--
Amayah.
(SINGING) So I'm big how--
so I'm big now, huh? - Come on.
Get your stuff right.
DA BRAT: OK, Amayah, listen.
When you get on stage, I don't care if you forget your lyrics.
The show must go on.
Look--
Choking.
[inaudible] I'm not.
A choke artist.
You got to reach in the bag and pull out something.
You can't let these people know that you stopped,
and you messed up.
That is a no-no in the rap game.
I can't just sit here and keep blinking
out and not saying anything.
So I have to start freestyling. (SINGING) Everybody
know, I be speaking dope.
You better get out my face with them roses.
What you, an R&B group?
JD (VOICEOVER): Freestyling in rap
is not something easy to do, especially
when you're battling somebody.
I know body image is tough, right?
And I know you're dealing with feeling a little insecure.
Yeah, at least he finally accomplishes his goal.
He found a hungry artist.
Sire came after your insecurities.
But guess what?
That don't mean he don't have any.
So you got to find his and take this battle like a champ.
Don't go walking around with your head down.
You a winner, baby.
You can do this.
(SINGING) You was trying to be here for season two.
That means Tyeler got here twice, two times before you.
Ooh, this season getting ready to be crazy, y'all.
I'm going to get my popcorn so I can just kick back and watch
all the drama unfold, darling, this season on "Da Brat Game."
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