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Nick Cannon, Chance the Rapper, and Taylor Bennett battle it out in games: Got Props, Let Me Holla, Kick 'Em Out the Classroom, Wildstyle Battle; Taylor Bennett performs "Kick Back."
Nick Cannon, Chance the Rapper, and Taylor Bennett battle it out in games: Got Props, Let Me Holla, Kick 'Em Out the Classroom, Wildstyle Battle; Taylor Bennett performs "Kick Back."
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S20, EP9 "Lil Meech; Travis Porter"Nick Cannon, Lil Meech and Travis Porter battle it out in games, including Got Props, What You Call That, Kick 'Em Out the Classroom, and the Wildstyle battle; Travis Porter performs "Ayy Ladies."
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S20, EP11 "J. Valentine; Tank"Nick Cannon, J. Valentine and Tank battle it out in games Let Me Holla, Sex, Flix and Chill, R&Beef, and the Wildstyle battle; J. Valentine performs "BBL."
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S20, EP25 "Joe Albanese, Jilly Anais, Michael Blackson"Nick Cannon, Joe Albanese, Jilly Anais, and Michael Blackson battle it out in games: "Got Props", "Let Me Holla", "Kick 'Em Out the Classroom", and the "Wildstyle" battle; Jilly Anais performs "Throwback."
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S20, EP22 "Sammie and Bobby V. of RSVP"Nick Cannon, Sammie, and Bobby V. of RSVP battle it out in games: "Let Me Holla", "Sex", "Flix and Chill", "R&Beef", and the "Wildstyle" battle; Bobby V. performs "Slow Down."
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