BIGGA vs FOREVER TAPPED, also referred to as **F.T.** in the transcript, took place during **PenGame Rap Battles Season 1**. The host introduces it as the **second semi-final**, with BIGGA on the left and F.T. on the right.
After the coin toss, BIGGA goes first.
BIGGA opens round one with a confident and dismissive tone. He attacks F.T.’s look, status and threat level, saying F.T. should forfeit so BIGGA can walk away with the win. He brings in tuna tin, Cassanova, tick list, skunk, marrow, Halo, Big Narstie, heavyweight power and Professor X / rolling 60 imagery. The round is not overly complicated, but it immediately establishes BIGGA as the stronger and more comfortable rapper.
F.T. responds with a shorter and more basic first round. He uses David and Goliath imagery, stones, arrows, Matrix, blades, Hadouken-style fighting references and direct violence. The material has energy but lacks the structure and depth of BIGGA’s opener. It feels more freestyle-like and less developed.
BIGGA’s second round is stronger. He opens with vampire-life imagery and says he is controlling the battle like the father while F.T. is the orphan. He uses Infinity Gauntlet / Thanos imagery, Bird Box, baggage, independence, family, pain, YouTube deal, and directly states that in his opinion it is already 2-0. He then attacks F.T.’s credibility, calling him a “shot round the corner,” saying he lies when he rhymes, and framing him as someone who cannot climb to BIGGA’s level. This round gives BIGGA clear separation.
F.T.’s second round has some better moments than his first. He calls BIGGA “big for nothing,” says he is not really on stuff, brings in coffin imagery, vampires, headshots, ex-girl material, riddles, Ganja, machines, trap days and Gangway references. However, the round becomes repetitive in places and does not fully close the gap.
BIGGA’s third round is aggressive and direct. He uses street imagery, plugs, gang, floods and Crips, vampires, Westfield, Boko Haram, tag-team material, A10 McDonald’s, bad B’s, car damage and Cat D write-off references. He sounds more polished and more dominant than F.T., and he keeps the pressure on through the final stretch.
F.T.’s final round is very short and openly freestyle-based. He says he is freestyling, uses “usual test,” Wayne Rooney, magic pot/cauldron, worker, holding, shaping/moulding, rocks/sculpting, strip/work, big money, Jamaican-style chicken and bacon references. It has some flashes but does not feel like a completed battle round.
The judges then begin giving their decision. One judge says BIGGA has “been there, done it” and that F.T. controls a crowd but lacks the same bars. Another judge calls it **3-0 BIGGA**. The visible judgement clearly favours BIGGA.
Official visible result: **BIGGA wins**.