Episode 2
The artists are put out of their misery as they discover their pairings for the iconic clash challenge. If preparing for it in 24 hours was not enough pressure, they also find out they will be performing in front of a crowd. Guest mentor Nolay helps them prepare as the three clashes are closely fought, with some big twists and even some unexpected wins, with Lethal Bizzle adjudicating.
The second challenge takes a different approach, with Target, Krept and Konan keen to dig a bit deeper into the artists' identities, as they ask them what it means to them to be British.
Topics like heritage, class, racism and even the government are all covered in an intense performance day, presided over by guest mentor, Jaykae at Manchester's Victoria Baths.
One artist in particular blows the others away and gains top spot in the rankings, whilst another is left unimpressed with their bottom placing.
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