Watch the moment Rap Game contestants feud reignites as they get into another bitter row during show finale

RAP Game contestants’ feud escalates in another heated clash during the show’s final episode.

With the series drawing to a close the competition is heating up yet it is a fiery clash between Morgan Da Savage and Only Zizou that is serving up all the drama.

With fresh new line-up, never seen before challenges and unexpected surprises, this season of The Rap Game UK has been one of the show’s most thrilling yet.

Drama ensued early on in the competition, during episode one when all seven contestants took to the stage to perform their bars for judges Krept, Konan and DJ Target.

The contestants then had to choose one fellow rapper to eliminate and while most of the artists impressed the judges and their fellow competitors it was Morgan Da Savage who fumbled her bars and was sent packing.

The female rapper also had her vote to cast and threw some serious shade at competitor Only Zizou claiming his performance was “low energy” and not her sort of rap.

The pair then went back and forth in an heated exchange with Morgan proceeding to say:  “I can’t lie, he’s dead. I’m pretty annoyed that some people are talking s**t as well. I don’t even know his name Zou-Zi, whatever the f**k his name is”

“I’ll f**k him up G, don’t worry about it.”

In the new clip the group can be seen watching the scene back on screen and the feud reignites with a contestant Amani Steez adding that he could feel the “tension right there”.

Rapper Morgan then said: ” From my point of view obviously I flopped, cool, but then I feel like you kept going.

“So then I’m just like, bro, why do you keep going and going? And when I said you’re dead, I meant you’re dead at rapping to me.”

Zizou hit back, saying: “You said, wait till after I’ll f**k him up.”

Morgan continued: “But obviously, just for you lot, I didn’t threaten to kill this guy on BBC.”

The pair were then urged to apologise to each other to which Morgan said: “I don’t want to say sorry, I don’t regret what I said.”

Zizou spat back: “Outside of this, no-one would chat to me like that, so why would I let her now?”

“But I did, and I’m not saying sorry for it, because you shouldn’t have been sneaky and said what you said,” the female rapper concluded.

“It’s all right, you’re not saying sorry, he’s not saying sorry your finished,” added fellow contestant Layyah.

Months on from filming it seems the pair are still not on the best of terms with their feud carrying on outside of the competition.

While both follow all the other contestants from the show on Instagram they do not follow each other the social media site.