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Mase stated that Michael Jackson's death influenced him to make a comeback. He appeared on Power 105.1 to discuss his comeback with "The Prince of New York" DJ Self. Mase used that radio show as his outlet to release new music throughout the rest of the summer, with a new song or feature premiere every Friday on DJ Self's show.
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Mason Durell Betha, better known by his mononym Mase, is an American rapper. Best known for his work with Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs' Bad Boy Records, he signed with the label in 1996 and quickly found mainstream recognition as Combs' hype man. He guest appeared on Combs' 1997 single, "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down", which peaked atop the Billboard Hot 100, while his singles as a lead artist, "Feel ...
En el grupo Children of the Corn, él se hacía llamar Murder Mase y rapeaba con Big L, Cam'ron y Bloodshed. En 1996 firmó con la Bad Boy Records de Puff Daddy . En 1997, editó su primer álbum, Harlem World , que fue disco multiplatino y del que se destacó el sencillo Feel So Good .
AñoTítuloPosiciones En Lista(hot 100[2])Posiciones En Lista ...(hot R&b/hip-hop Songs[2])1997"Feel So Good"#5 [Platino]#51997"Lookin' At Me" (con Puff Daddy)#8 [Oro]#81997"What You Want" (con Total)#6 [Platino]#31997"Mo' Money Mo' Problems" (con The ...#1-- Mason Durrell Betha
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Inicios de Mase en la Música Mase se crió en Harlem, Nueva York, Estados Unidos, y dio comienzo a su carrera musical como cantante de gangsta rap hardcore. En el grupo Children Of The Corn, allí se hacia llamar Murder Mase, rapeando junto a Big L, Cam'ron y Bloodshed. En 1996, firmó con la Bad Boy Records del rapero estadounidense Puff Daddy.
• Mase stunned fans in 1999 when he told Hot 97’s Funkmaster Flex that he was leaving hip-hop to pursue a “calling from God.” The announcement came just months before the release of his sophomore effort, Double Up. • A religiously renewed Mase returned to music in 2004 to pick up where he left off.
