Episode 67 marked the end of RVA Rap Elite's run at Vagabond. From Tre Awethenicc capturing his 12th hoodie to BDM's standout Sound Clash performance and a special TENTHSNDHRS reunion.

Newcomers impressed, veterans battled for position, and Tre Awthenicc cemented his legacy with another victory. Episode 66 was a classic. A reminder that at RVA Rap Elite, every bar counts.

Before an emcee ever sets foot on stage, understand one thing: Eliturite, one of the GMs of RVA Rap Elite, is watching. We chopped it up with him to break down exactly what it takes to stand out at one of Richmond's most celebrated Hip Hop showcases.

Elite’s Season 8 premiere at Vagabond featured battles, Sound Clash, cyphers, and artists coming together to have fun. Tre St. Fauntl3roy wins cypher.

Tre Awthenicc secured his 10th consecutive win after a three-way sudden death, earning a score of 30.0 and continuing a steady rise in Richmond’s competitive Hip Hop circuit.

RVA Rap Elite doesn’t skimp on bringing new emcees into the fold. With a completely different lineup each episode, the energy is expected to peak… again.

From a heated opening battle to a 30-Emcee Cypher that lit up the room, the Season 8 premiere of RVA Rap Elite delivered nonstop energy.

A 30-Emcee Cypher, Open Producer Cypher hosted by Nickelus F., a Richmond Brave Cypher and a battle with Era Hardaway and Trillnik. March 1st.

RVA Pro Wrestling made space for battle rap in the ring, and it worked. A match made in the ring. A dope, high-energy blend of lyricism and grappling the city didn’t know it needed.

Two of Richmond’s fiercest rap platforms collide as RVA Rap Elite and Southpaw Battle Coalition face off in Clash of The Multiverse — a high-stakes battle for lyrical supremacy.

A four-hour masterclass in wordplay and lyrical warfare, How to Squabble crowned Roc Raw champ, proving Richmond’s battle rap scene can hang with any coast.