Miss Rap Supreme. Image: © 2008 VH1.

If you’d like to hear your favorite tunes from Miss Rap Supreme, head over to Rhapsody. Rhapsody has the tunes that played throughout each episode. See if you can go catch your favorite songs. Sorry, the best of the housemates’ rhymez aren’t in here.

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After a grueling eight episodes, Rece, the Bronx rapping machine, is the winner on Miss Rap Supreme.

Check out these clips from VH1. There are plenty of interviews, including the last video, featuring a member of the group ego trip!

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Monday night is the finale for Miss Rap Supreme, and tensions are high. Chiba is gone, this week, so much of the drama will be missing from the finale. Byata promises some good one-woman drama, of course, but what will happen?

Watch these clips, and see who you think will win Miss Rap Supreme.

Who do you think will win?

Miss Rap Supreme: Episode 7. All images: © 2008 VH1.

We’re down to the final four: Miss Cherry, Rece, Byata, and Chiba, and the tensions are high.

After toasting to last episode’s parted, Nicky2States, Rece shares her mother’s heart warming comment that she will break under the pressure. Then, Byata gets a bit emotional and calls her father. She shares that he’s a former addict.

While the other three are relaxing, it’s time for Chiba to complain about the others’ attitudes about her. [Poor Chiba. She's so misunderstood.]

Gun Club Challenge

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Peppa Spray!

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Miss Rap Supreme: Episode 6 Contestants.
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They’re down to the Top 5, and Nicky, Rece, and Byatacelebrate hard with the free champagne and vodka. Rece, though, keeps going long after Nicky and Byata stopped. So, Rece ended up re-bagging her groceries –so to speak. Luckily, Nicky2States, was there, with her maternal know-how, and some nursing school behind her. So, Nicky took up the task of cleaning up the vomit.

Byata and her bottle of Champagne.
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Rece and her amazing technicolor dinner.
Photo: © 2008 VH1.

Byata and Chiba have words over cleaning up the messy kitchen. Chiba wants her to help, but Byata complains of being on her period. Byata was harsh, calling Chiba the Devil, in her interview.

Byata, cramping it up in bed. No chores for me, please. Thanks, Chiba!
Photo: © 2008 VH1.

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Chiba, Rece, Byata, and Cheri are going strong. There is a ton of footage here.

• Rehash of Nicky2States leaving.
• Loads of drama. Someone get me a moist towelette or something. Please.
• Rece and Byata giving Chiba some flak for just walking through the room. What is up!?!
• The women go to the L.A. Gun Club.
• Cheri couldn’t participate at the Gun Club, due to her being out on bond. That’s too bad. What a choice for a challenge. I’m a little disappointed that they chose a challenge that excludes one of the contestants.
• Chiba congratulates Byata, but the tone of her voice sets off a fight.

So, check out the video, and see the preview of episode 7’s catfights, gunslinging, and fun.

This week, the ladies were asked to do a rap from Shakespeare’s Hamlet. They had to make it more from the hood. I loved how some of them really owned the performance and I think my favorite was that of Lady Twist.

Then, the women were told to choreograph a hip-hop routine and rap to perform. Unfortunately, Twist, being the biggest girl in the house had the most trouble doing the dance portion of her performance. And even though she showed the most maturity in the house when dealing with the conflicts, her rap about it wasn’t that spot-on. Sadly, Lady Twist was told to Step Off.

But here are some great comments that Yo Yo and MC Serch had about why they liked this episode the most so far:

Here’s also an extended interview with Twist where she tells her feelings about leaving the show. I love her spunk and the spontaneous things she says. She’ll be missed on the show.

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After Kya was kicked out for spitting lyrics that weren’t original, they brought Lionezz back into the competition. The others were happy to see her back, since they didn’t see her as a real threat. And even though she tried her best, this week, she was told to step off again.

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Serch & Yo Yo sat down with her to talk more about her feelings about her elimination from the show and he gives some of his own insights too. Here’s that clip:

And here’s an intersting clip where the guys from Ego Trip explain to us what they wanted to accomplish with this week’s “He Said, She Said” challenge. The previous weeks’ problems were the inspiration for the challenge and I have to say, it was “different.” Check it out:

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This week, Jesse Thorn of The Sound of Young America talked to Brent Rollins and Gabriel Alvarez of Ego Trip about their career as a collective and how they ended up making VH1 shows. I’ve included the audio for the interview where they talk about the fact that they produce coffee table and bathroom books, along with their magazine, Ego Trip. They say that they have done it all to work their way to their own line of hamburgers with their own blend of herbs & spices.

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Vh1 not only has the TV version of Miss Rap Supreme, but they also have the young girls’ version that’s available only online, Lil Miss Rap Supreme. The girls have to rap it out with nursery rhymes. Here’s 2 Cute Crew telling us what little girls are made of:

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