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iiiBEREALZ VS RA'SIAH

Battle Result

Official Battle Result

Clash Summary

iiiBEREALZ vs RA'SIAH took place on the North vs South PenGame card, judged by Professor Green, Aitch and Big Narstie. iiiBEREALZ won the coin toss and chose to go first. His opening was dense, fast and heavily lyrical, targeting RA'SIAH's appearance, artistry, PenGame North status, previous opponents and ability to compete at the same level. RA'SIAH responded more directly with attacks on iiiBEREALZ's fatherhood, music, voice, daughter, image and the value of his dense material.

The battle was very close. Both battlers were lyrical and layered, with Big Narstie comparing it to Nas versus Nas. iiiBEREALZ's final-round rhythm and stronger performance pocket gave him the edge. Professor Green also chose iiiBEREALZ, noting that RA'SIAH spent too much of his third addressing the crowd and platform instead of immediately attacking his opponent. The host confirmed iiiBEREALZ as the official winner and the South's first win of the night.

Performance Analysis

iiiBEREALZ

iiiBEREALZ brought dense writing, layered rhyme patterns and confidence. His first set a high technical level with attacks on RA'SIAH's artistry, music and PenGame North standing. His second was sharper and more personal, using RA'SIAH's song Scary, appearance, relationship image and Instagram research. His third decided the battle: dense food and money imagery moved into biting, choking, delivery, laser-focus and relationship angles before he found a musical pocket that pulled the judges into the rhythm. That stronger finish and sustained battle pressure earned the decision.

Lyrical Themes: RA'SIAH's artistry, PenGame North status, appearance, relationship image, social-media research, biting and choking, technical superiority, warlord identity and South versus North.

RA'SIAH

RA'SIAH brought the more personal and immediately accessible material. His first focused on fatherhood, his opponent's daughter, manager, music, voice and older-man-acting-Gen-Z image. His second challenged the PenGame North criticism, attacked iiiBEREALZ's appearance and hype, and used the repeated pussy-oh section as a catchy crowd-facing device. His third contained strong real-name, lisp, hygiene and ex-partner material, but it began with a long salute to PenGame and the culture. Professor Green said that opening reduced the pressure in the deciding round. RA'SIAH had sharp personals, but iiiBEREALZ stayed more locked into the clash at the end.

Lyrical Themes: Fatherhood, daughter and deadbeat angles, music credibility, voice, age, PenGame North, appearance, hype, real-name material, lisp, hygiene, ex-partner angles and platform respect.

Key Technical Highlights

iiiBEREALZ

Best Round

Round three produced the strongest rhythm, momentum and closing material.

Strongest Technical Trait

Dense rhyme patterns paired with controlled flow.

Best Personal Angle

RA'SIAH biting and choking while sounding like he is chewing food.

Best Performance Moment

The final musical pocket that had the judges skanking.

Battle-Winning Factor

A stronger third round and better momentum at the finish.

RA'SIAH

Best Rounds

Rounds one and two contained his clearest and most direct battle material.

Strongest Personal Angle

The fatherhood, daughter and deadbeat material.

Best Catchy Section

The repeated pussy-oh sequence.

Best Petty Line

The Biz Markie and skid-mark boxers sequence.

Main Weakness

The third-round introduction spent too long praising PenGame instead of attacking iiiBEREALZ.

Indexed Bars & Breakdown

iiiBEREALZ

Status

"In North and South, I'm the hardest right now."

A direct claim to superiority across both sides of the event.

Music

"Barring all your EPs average and garbage."

A blunt attack on RA'SIAH's catalogue and artistry.

Pen

"Straight headshots, no red dot, just lyrics and rhymes."

A clean pen-over-weapon bar presenting the writing itself as sufficient.

Accuracy

"I'm on point every time like a decimal."

Decimal-point wordplay used to describe precision.

Status

"You must be crazy to think that you're level with a warlord."

iiiBEREALZ casts himself as a much higher-level opponent.

Performance

"They pulled up for a show, only one of us showing up."

RA'SIAH is physically present but framed as failing to match the performance.

Delivery

"You're biting bars and choking, rapping like you're chewing food at the same time."

One of the strongest third-round punches, attacking originality and delivery together.

Focus

"Your aim is average. I'm laser focused."

A concise contrast between RA'SIAH's standard and iiiBEREALZ's precision.

Wordplay

"Your Hinge profile ain't safe; unhinged, I'm here to blaze."

Dating-app and unhinged wordplay folded into a threat.

Closer

"Sweet Mary out soon, but today this pussy died."

A music-promotion line tied into the battle-death closing statement.

RA'SIAH

Fatherhood

"He don't know how to make good songs, so he's trying to profit off fatherhood."

The central personal angle connects iiiBEREALZ's music and public father image.

Career

"Only rating your battles, you will never make a hit."

Battle approval is framed as unable to translate into successful songs.

Age

"Old man trying to act like Gen Z."

A concise age and image contradiction.

Hype

"Everybody I know that watches PenGame tells me this cat raps insane - I think everybody's insane."

RA'SIAH directly challenges the praise surrounding iiiBEREALZ.

Career

"You've been putting in work, but it's never gonna work."

A career-stagnation punch acknowledging effort while denying future success.

Name Flip

"I found your real name, but you look more like a Steven. So look, Steven, we're not even."

A real-name setup used to reinforce the level gap.

Delivery

"Rapper with a lisp, you're Biz Markie."

A direct vocal-delivery reference that set up the round's pettiest sequence.

Hygiene

"I can tell your boxers are skid-marky."

A simple petty punch that drew a strong reaction from the judges.

Post-Battle Context

The judges described the battle as difficult to call because both battlers were lyrical and layered. Big Narstie compared it to Nas versus Nas but leaned toward iiiBEREALZ because the final-round rhythm pulled him into the pocket. Professor Green also chose iiiBEREALZ after RA'SIAH's third-round platform salute reduced his attacking pressure. The host confirmed iiiBEREALZ as the official winner.

Judgement Summary

Official Judgement: iiiBEREALZ wins

RA'SIAH had sharper accessible personals in places, especially through the fatherhood, voice and hygiene angles. iiiBEREALZ edged the close battle with denser flow control, stronger end-of-battle momentum and the more effective third-round finish.

Battle Stats

Date01-04-2025
Views221K
LeagueSeason 5 (2024 Battles)
Judges
Professor GreenAitchBig Narstie