Delivery
"They say I mumble, they say I fumble."
RA’SIAH opens by acknowledging criticism about his delivery. It is smart because he owns the weakness before attacking.
Personality
"They like you because you’re calm and humble."
This attacks SEVZ’s likeability. RA’SIAH says SEVZ is rated more for personality than danger.
Wordplay/Insult
"I just talk about mums, but mums, I make your mum swing on my wood, no jungle."
This is a crude mother/wood/jungle wordplay bar. It is battle material.
Pop Culture
"If PenGame’s WWE, I’m John Cena — you can’t see me."
This references John Cena, whose catchphrase is “You can’t see me.” RA’SIAH says he is untouchable.
Pop Culture
"Your bars more like Rikishi, straight ass."
This references wrestler Rikishi, known for using his backside in wrestling moves. RA’SIAH says SEVZ’s bars are poor.
Writing
"Your flow’s not solid, it’s more like gas."
A clean flow critique. Solid versus gas gives the line a science-style contrast.
Appearance
"You’re built like an embryo, still in the womb."
A body/size insult. RA’SIAH says SEVZ looks underdeveloped.
Status
"You’re always getting carried."
This is one of RA’SIAH’s main first-round angles. He says SEVZ relies on others.
Status
"Got carried by SKAMZ, carried by Lanzo and carried by KZ."
A direct résumé attack. RA’SIAH names people he believes carried SEVZ.
Violence/Score
"Quick, quick, hat-trick, triple that casket."
This is a three-kill/hat-trick scheme. It gives the round pace and threat.
History
"Fuck Candy, I’ll never get past it."
RA’SIAH references previous Candy-related material or controversy and says he still holds it against SEVZ.
Tournament
"I still want that I.B. Reals rematch quick."
This references unfinished business with iiiBEREALZ. It shows RA’SIAH’s wider tournament focus.
Controversy
"You let that white boy say the N-word."
This is the biggest angle of the round. RA’SIAH brings up a racial-language controversy and says SEVZ allowed it to pass.
Controversy
"He didn’t say it, but he really said it."
RA’SIAH argues the wording avoided saying the slur directly but carried the same meaning. This is why the angle lands.
Threat
"If he said that against me, I swear on Ginger Jesus I would’ve punched his liver."
This escalates the racial-language angle into a threat. It shows RA’SIAH’s stance and aggression.
Image
"Stop talking like a part-time driller."
This attacks SEVZ’s street/gangster tone as fake or occasional.
Appearance/Weapon
"Not even big enough to hold one spinner."
A body/weapon bar. RA’SIAH says SEVZ is too small to carry a weapon.
Violence/Dance
"Big 45 from Africa, shots make SEVZ do the Azonto."
This references the Azonto dance from Ghana/West Africa. RA’SIAH turns gunshots into dance movement.
Location/Threat
"Send him back to Congo."
This continues the African geography/dance scheme. It is used as hostile battle imagery.
Music/Violence
"Won’t aim for his drum, I’ll aim for his mum, beat her like a bongo."
A drum/bongo/mother punch. It is crude but fits the rhythm/instrument scheme.
Death
"Want to talk to SEVZ, you’ll need a Ouija."
A death/ghost bar. A Ouija board is used to contact spirits, so RA’SIAH says SEVZ will be dead.
Name Flip
"With a name like Sermon, you should’ve been in church reading sermons."
RA’SIAH opens round two by flipping SEVZ’s name or real-name angle into church imagery.
Image
"Wearing a green suit, doing up working."
This references SEVZ’s image/outfit and makes it look performative.
Pop Culture
"Next to you, I look like Bully, cause you’re a little hobbit like Frodo."
This references Frodo from The Lord of the Rings. RA’SIAH makes SEVZ look small.
History
"You let Cucha slap you with a dildo mic."
This references a previous battle moment involving Cucha and a prop. RA’SIAH uses it to damage SEVZ’s credibility.
Controversy/Pop Culture
"She treated you like P Diddy treated Cassie."
This is a serious pop-culture/domestic-abuse reference and should be treated carefully as battle material. RA’SIAH uses it to say Cucha embarrassed SEVZ.
History
"You had Cucha’s Gucci residue on your forehead."
This extends the Cucha prop angle into a disgusting image.
Karma
"What comes around goes around, so there’s probably some karma around there."
This is a karma/consequence flip. It connects the embarrassment back to consequence.
Voice
"How many people sound like SEVZ?"
RA’SIAH attacks SEVZ as not sonically unique.
Appearance
"Your girl looks like Kimbo Slice."
This references Kimbo Slice, the fighter. It is an appearance insult.
Hygiene
"You all shaved your hair off because you had nits and head lice."
A hair/hygiene insult. It attacks SEVZ’s shaved head.
Hygiene
"Dandruff, don’t forget dandruff."
This extends the hygiene angle.
Violence/Discipline
"Let me get my belt — you will get disciplined."
RA’SIAH uses a belt/discipline setup to frame himself as punishing SEVZ.
Appearance
"Why your hands dry but your forehead is glistening?"
A specific physical observation. It attacks sweat and appearance.
Skill
"What you do, I can do. All this is conditioning."
This says RA’SIAH can match or exceed SEVZ’s style.
Tournament
"Knock him out of the tournament, ain’t nobody missing him."
A tournament-specific closer. RA’SIAH says SEVZ can be eliminated without loss.
Size
"You could probably fit in WHOISORION’s bellybutton."
RA’SIAH opens round three by attacking SEVZ’s size, using WHOISORION as the comparison.
Status
"I hear SEVZ is a PenGame fave, I seen comments calling him PenGame’s Dave."
This attacks SEVZ’s popularity and makes him sound like the platform’s safe favourite.
Threat
"If this kid acts brave, I’ll turn him into mouldy."
A threat/image bar. It implies decay.
Confidence
"Where you even got this attitude?"
RA’SIAH challenges SEVZ’s confidence directly.
Pop Culture/Violence
"Sever your legs, make SEVZ Professor X."
This is one of RA’SIAH’s strongest third-round bars. Professor X uses a wheelchair, so severing legs becomes the setup.
Religion/Death
"No coming back, he ain’t Lazarus."
This references Lazarus, who was raised from the dead in the Bible. RA’SIAH says SEVZ will not return.
Violence
"Kill him slow, I’m the one who made his head fall out."
A violent hair/head image. It continues the damage theme.
Disease
"I’m cancerous."
RA’SIAH says he spreads damage like cancer. It is a dark metaphor.
Death
"I’m gonna leave him in a coffin, send him in the fire, burn and let it burn."
A death/fire scheme. It gives the round a strong closing atmosphere.
Status
"Still sleeping on me, that’s what these brothers don’t learn."
RA’SIAH says the scene keeps underestimating him.
Cleaning
"Trying to clean up the scene, you might not like germs."
This starts the cleaning scheme. He presents himself as cleaning out weak opponents.
Cleaning/Brand
"I remove the dirt with a bang like Silic."
This references Cillit Bang, the cleaning product. Dirt/germs/cleaning become a bar scheme.
Drugs/Smoking
"Put lil SEVZ in the paper and bill it."
This is a rolling-paper/smoking image. RA’SIAH says he will roll SEVZ up.
Writing
"I’m going over heads again, innit?"
RA’SIAH closes by acknowledging that some bars may go over people’s heads, but the judges later make clear they caught the material.