Jermaine Dupri's pick of 16-year-old Mani to win the second season of Lifetime's hit show "The Rap Game" last Friday did not go over well among many fans of the show who preferred Lil Key.

For the second season of Lifetime's "The Rap Game," famed Atlanta producer Jermaine Dupri picked telegenic 16-year-old Mani from Los Angeles. He follows Atlanta's Miss Mulatto, who won season one ...

The Rap Game (Nova, Miss Mulatto and Mani) On Thursday, May 11, the SoSoSummer 17 pre-tour kicked off with a bang in Detroit as the pre-tour visited several local area middle and high schools ...

The Rap Game premiered on January 1, 2006, on Lifetime cable television. It ran for five seasons until March 7, 2019, when it was discontinued. During its run, the show captured viewers ...

The Rap Game kids will all have their final performance to determine who will win a recording contract with Jermaine Dupri ... Mani, Nova, Deetranada, Supa Peach, Prince of NY, Lil Key, King ...

On tonight's The Rap Game, Bow Wow heads on to the show to help the young rappers — while things get serious for Lil' Key after he messes up a performance.

The hook with The Rap Game—and it’s a very good one—is that the contestants are all kids, none older than 18, and some as young as 11. ... L.A. native Mani.

Rap-Unzel put five years of maturity in between 'The Rap Game' and her debut EP, 'Pun Intended.' In 2017, a 15 year-old Brazil Barber, who goes by Rap-Unzel, competed on Jermaine Dupri’s The Rap ...