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How about MC Hwangppiyongs?

They made it look the same.

My small business is going to be successful

I want to hear more.

Let us introduce the producers for Group B.

We must have different judges for each team.

Do we have someone else?

I see. We are in four different teams.

That's good to hear. The judge before had no idea.

Here are the producers for Group B.

Is it Jinusean? - Who is it?

It's Jinusean.

The first generation of hip-hop artist meets the rookie.

He makes us feel his absolute presence.

He has the swag of donation, Sean.

The hottest and youngest rapper...

in the Korean hip-hop scene at the moment.

Jo Woo Chan.

Hello, I'm Jo Woo Chan.

I may be young,

but I have the experience of participating in a competition.

You've got to stay nervous.

How old are you?

I'm 15 years old. The swag of a middle school student.

There is no Santa Claus.

Hello, I'm Sean of Jinusean.

I respect the angel of donation.

I, of course, respect Sean.

He does good deeds.

I truly respect him.

I came here to take the winner...

to do some charity work with me.

Let's go.

Thanks, bye.

He leaves no comments.

You didn't even try. You didn't make it.

Many people may expect me to pass everyone...

because of my public image,

but that's not true. I'm objective.

This is the real rap game.

He's so cold. - He's quick too.

The first generation of hip-hop artist in Korea.

Rapper Grandmother.

Hip-hop mother.

Hip-hop mother. - The first rapper.

Hip-hop.

Hip-hop grandma!

You remind me of my grandmother at home.

It made me so sad. I'm sorry.

It was so sad. It's supposed to be exciting.

Shall I give it another try?

Once more try? I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. - I'm tearing up.

I'm tearing up. - Please be healthy.

Thank you.

You didn't pass. - Okay.

Thank you. - Next.

Let's go.

2Pac, Puff Daddy, Jay-Z, Kanye West...

Sheen? Sean?

I will trample over them with my rapping skills.

Let's go.

They have to beep it out.

An American rapper, Coke, wrote those lyrics.

Really?

An American rapper, Coke, wrote those lyrics.

Hey. - Hey.

He did well?

Why is he doing that? - What's happening?

What's going on? - Come on.

On "Show Me the Money 4", - Right.

I passed BewhY.

I have good eyes, you know.

You can win this thing.

Thank you. - "Show Me the Play".

You can definitely win this. - Thank you.

V, V, V.

Actually, as for his rap,

an American rapper named Coke wrote the lyrics.

As a fellow rapper, what he did has violated the ethics of rappers.

My gosh, that crazy jerk.

It would've been bad if he used it for the entire rap.

But he only used a few parts while adding his own lyrics too.

Mark my words, people. I'll win this competition!

Hello. Hi. It's nice to meet you.

I'm going to win this competition.

I've been waiting for this for 50 years. 50 years.

Here it goes.

This isn't right.

This isn't right.

The link between you and me

This isn't right.

This isn't right. It's not. - What do you mean?

Is there something else you prepared for us?

Something else? - Yes.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12...

"Show Me the Play"!

Just like you mentioned, had you come out here 50 years ago,

you might have had a chance.

In that case, rewind your clock!

Rewind it. Do it. - Okay.

Do it now. - Well,

you didn't pass.

What's up, grandfather?

I'm going to crush everyone in here.

I'll show you the crying rap which is my best work.

Cry, cry.