Mase
The Great Instagram Purge of 2014 has humbled plenty of people. Celebrities such has Kim Kardashian, Rihanna and Katy Perry lost a combined 2.8 million alone. However, no one appears to be more embarrassed than Mase, who apparently was exposed for buying followers to make his return to rap look more promising than it really […]
Pastor Mase’s struggle single just cost him more money. A judge ordered the former Bad Boy rapper to pay a model whose pic he swiped for his quickly forgotten “Why Can’t We” single, but the financial hit won’t be as bad as it could have been.
In the 90s, Bad Boy Record’s music reeked of fun and affluence, which set trends with a lasting impact on Hip-Hop culture. Complex revisits that time in the latest installment of Magnum Opus, in which they detail the label’s then young superstar, Ma$e, and his “Feel So Good” single.
With an album reportedly on the way, Ma$e returns with a pair of freestyles over French Montana’s “Don’t Panic” and Big Sean’s “I Don’t F*ck With You.”
Ma$e’s reaction to Ferguson’s unrest comes several weeks after the fact.
When it comes to the VMA’s, it doesn’t matter whether you’re a winner or loser, great dresser or fashion disaster.
Neglecting to make his Mastermind track, “Supreme,” a single was one of Rick Ross’ stranger decisions during his latest album rollout. Today, the rapper redeems himself by delivering an official remix, featuring Big K.R.I.T., Ma$e, and Fabolous.
We’re thinking, this time around, Ma$e is pretty serious about leaving the church and returning to rap. On Saturday (July 26), Harlem World’s own threw a homecoming soireé in Atlanta, GA to properly mark his coming back full-time to the Hip-Hop game.
Pastor Ma$e is a wrap, but rapping Ma$e is back. The former Bad Boy rapper is back on full time MC duty, but that means he has reportedly left the pulpit.
Ma$e is on yet another one of his comebacks and drops the official video for “Nothing,” featuring Eric Bellinger.
Ma$e’s return to music seems to be the rapper’s attempt at “all or nothing.” His latest single, “Nothing” has definitely seen some radio rotation, but his next one should be a killer joint. In a recent sit-down with Hot 107.9, the Harlem World representer revealed plans to feature none other than Kanye West and Rick […]
Troy Ave delivered a certified toe-tapper with his “Your Style” single, but for weeks he continuously pegged the remix as the next big thing. The XXL Freshman finally showed and proved last night (June 19) when he debuted the updated version of the cut, featuring Diddy, Ma$e, and T.I.