Miss Rap Supreme: Not That Great, Ultimately  Lady Twist got
robbed   That's sort of a circumstantial quibble, and I doubt
the producers had a Byata/Reece finale in mind all season. But
this year's show had some real problems, especially considering
the general all-around brilliance of The White Rapper Show,
still my favorite reality show ever. In retrospect, Miss Rap
Supreme peaked with its second episode, the one where Khia, the
only contestant who'd managed to make a name for herself, got
busted for reciting the fucking horrible hook she'd had on an
album that nobody bought. The first episode, where Khia escaped
elimination because she was up against some German chick, had
been pretty great. But the expression on her face when she got
axed early in the second episode made the whole endeavor
worthwhile. Khia never should've been on the show in the first
place, and she was always going to embarrass herself. But seeing
her get deposed in the most humiliating manner possible really
raised the stakes; it looked