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Mase is Back? Rapper-Turned Preacher to Release 5 New Mixtapes

mase-is-back-5-new-mixtapesThe last time I spoke with the camp for rapper-turned born-again Christian and preacher Mase, I was invited to meet up with the man and hear him preach at his church in Atlanta.

I was excited to see Mase turn his life around but I wasn’t really too surprised when he decided to get back in the rap game. I always looked at it as a positive thing.

I saw Mase a few times on TBN, a major Christian television network preaching and teaching the bible and thought, “Wow, this guy really knows the Bible.”

I could identify with him because I, like Mase, am in the entertainment industry and at one point left it to pastor a church. It was four interesting and exciting years for me. Burned myself out though, but I enjoyed it, nevertheless.

Mase hit the rap scene in the late 1990’s and has seemingly had a love/hate relationship with the industry since retiring from the game in 1999 to become a preacher.   He came out of retirement in 2005, releasing “Welcome Back.”  In 2006 he hooked up with 50 Cent and G-Unit and spit lyrics on a verse of a song called 300 Shots. The song recently peaked my interest, I was curious, and I read and heard the lyrics to the song.  Won’t comment on it, but you can click here and read a very thorough article on the subject and glance at the lyrics for yourself.

Not quite sure what’s goin’ on but I know Diddy recently released Mase contractually with Bad Boy.  Gonna check out his mixtapes, I just hope it’s all positive because the irony of it all is that it looks like his ministry is still going strong.  Check out: MasonBetha.org

In other related news, Mase recently expressed his interest to work with Chris Brown via Twitter.  Interesting.
Mase’s I Do The Impossible drops Nov. 20.

Mase on Twitter
Chris Brown on Twitter (Breezy deleted)

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Shavar Malik Ross (born March 4, 1971) is an American actor, film director, screenwriter, film producer, editor, photographer, author, and entrepreneur. He is perhaps best known for his recurring television roles as Dudley Ramsey on the NBC sitcom Diff'rent Strokes, and as Weasel on the ABC sitcom Family Matters.

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