Cam says he was afraid of bearing blame if Tyson lost Cam’ron and Mase share that they were offered to walk out Mike Tyson in his planned boxing match with Jake Paul, but they weren’t willing to go through with it. Cam explained that he feared getting the blame if Tyson lost. The two made

Juelz agrees his career would’ve advanced way farther Juelz Santana addresses Mase and Cam’ron’s comments that the rapper had all the potential to become a megastar but failed to live up to it. Murda and Cam made the remarks during their appearance on Million Dollaz Worth Of Game last year. Recently speaking on The Art

Mase doesn’t regret quitting rap at his highest Mase reveals that he doesn’t regret quitting rap when his career had just peaked. Recently speaking on It Is What It Is, the rapper-turn-pastor-turn-sports podcaster explained that stepping out of the booth kept him away from problems that other Bad Boy artists later ran into their lives.

Biggie allegedly came for Mase’s aid Biggie allegedly once offered Mase, who was “broke” at the time, a deal to write Lil Cease’s “Crush on You” so that he could settle his financial problems. Lance “Un” Rivera, who was Biggie’s business partner at the time, recently sat down with VladTV where he made the revelation.

Jones isn’t interested in talking about Mase It looks like Jim Jones doesn’t have any plans to bury the hatchets with Mase like his Dipset comrade Cam’ron did. While talking about making a Dipset biopic during a recent sit-down at The Breakfast Club, Jim was asked about Mase to which he replied with contempt. “I

Mase goes off on Diddy over $3 million debt claims Harlem rapper Mase reacts to Diddy’s claims on The Breakfast Club this week that the “Feel So Good” rapper owes him $3 million and that he has receipts for evidence. On Wednesday (October 5), an angry Mase shared a clip on Instagram saying Puff’s mother

Fat Joe remembers Big L involving him in a disagreement with Mase Fat Joe recently sat for an interview with Mike Tyson’s Hotboxin’ podcast where he recalled an incident at New York venue The Tunnel that saw the late Big L hurt his friendship with Mase. “One time I got set up. Rest in peace

Mase originally went by the moniker Murda Ma$e. Before Mason Durell Betha was famously known as Ma$e (also spelled Mase), he originally went by the moniker Murda Ma$e. Mase started rapping with his childhood friend Cam’ron under the moniker Murda Mase and Cam’ron went by Killa Cam and they formed a group called the Children of the

New York Rappers, Cam’Ron and Ma$e attended the same High School in Manhattan Center Both Cam’ron and Ma$e went to Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics located in East Harlem, New York. They even played basketball together with promising futures in the sport. Cam’ron and Ma$e went onto being part of a rap/hip-hop group called

Diddy called out the Recording Academy recently at Clive Davis’ pre-Grammys gala after receiving the Salute to Industry Icons Award. During his speech, he criticized the Grammys for overlooking black artists in major categories. Despite the valid points he made, rapper Mase took issue with Diddy not heeding to his own advice. He then called