The contestants put on performances for the fourth and fifth tracks, battling it out in teams of two or three. Heize and Yubin went up against KittB and Jiyoon, fighting to obtain the chance at taking the fifth track in a war of words. Ultimately, Heize and Yubin were able to move on to take their shot at earning the fifth track while KittiB and Jiyoon were left behind in the dust. The two lost their opportunity to partake in the next mission due to their lackluster performance.
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Jiyoon, who had wanted to show her utmost best, regretfully relayed during her interview, "Who else can I blame but myself for not preparing enough? But there's no need to be down because the only way to go is up. I'll remain positive," and added, "I think [the other contestants] are looking at me differently because I'm an idol. But it doesn't matter. I'll destroy them all."
The contestants, however, didn't take too well to Jiyoon's battle cry. It seems Suah and Truedy were few of the many who had a bad impression of Jiyoon. When Suah heard Jiyoon's rap for the first time, she said, "As soon as I heard it, I thought, 'What's this?' I think she didn't hear the beat correctly. I'm sorry but... she's not good." Truedy shared Suah's sentiment, saying, "It feels like empty talk. She's forcing herself too much."
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