The Rap Game UK
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Current revision as of 21:30, 28 August 2024
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Host
DJ Target, Krept and Konan
Broadcast
Naked for BBC II!, 23 August 2019 to present
(2019-21 as a webcast with additional broadcasts on BBC One, more details in Trivia below)
Synopsis
The BBC press office said:
- Rap legends DJ Target, Krept & Konan are putting seven unsigned MCs head to head in a battle to become the first ever signing to Krept & Konan's record label.
- Over six episodes the trio will be testing the artists in areas of the rap industry as they suss out who has got what it takes to get their name on the contract.
- Each week the artists are set two tests in which they will be asked to step up and show who has the hardest bars, the song-writing props, or the stage presence to cut it in the rap world. The artists will be living under the same roof as they compete to change their lives.
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Champions
| 2019 | Kiico |
| 2020 | Graft |
| 2021 | Saidu |
| 2022 | Big Jest |
| 2023 | LR Loose |
Inventor
Based on The Rap Game, which had had five series on the Lifetime channel in the US before we got our own version.
Trivia
For the first three series, BBC Three shows premiered online, with a terrestrial repeat shortly afterwards on BBC One; the first series on Saturday nights at around midnight, after Match of the Day, and series two and three after the ten o'clock news. BBC Three rose from the dead in time for series four, which aired on that channel on Thursdays at 9pm with several repeats throughout the week; that's with the exception of episode five, which was delayed by four days as BBC Three was not on air on its intended Thursday due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
