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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Rapper Mase turns into Pastor Mason again (maybe for good this time)
Personally...I think Mase is better at being a preacher then he is at being a rapper, so maybe he should stick to doing this, he's a better orator then he is a rapper. The question about whether he is a fraud is debatable (no one knows what's in the heart of a man) but going in and out of the music realm, signing on with the most gangster of groups like G-Unit only to seperate from it again is questionable; what does he want to really do?
50 Cent had this to say: "I had a conversation with him. I said, 'Mase, you was selling 4 million records at that time. If you felt that way [about changing your message] and made an album at the time about the way you felt -- wouldn't you have reached more people than Farrakhan reached with the Million Man March, if you got 4 million people buying your CD?"
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