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Nah playa
Would Mase be in Diddy/Hov/Nas territory had he never left the game?
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When ISNT fab spitting brag raps? Im not mad at him by any means tho
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No. Puff Daddy ruins careers. Mase wouldn't have lasted.
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His music was hot and trendy but his buzz would've died down. A NY version of nelly basically.
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A. NY. Version. Of. Nelly.
So we gonna act like son didn't rap alongside Big L and Cam, then go on to hold his own on tracks with Big and The Lox?
He arguably spit the best verse on the entire Its Dark And Hell Is Hot album.
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No
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This. Everyone knows Puff's a vampire. Also I'm guessing the thread title was meant to say "Biggie/Hov/Nas territory" and it was just a Freudian slip. At least I hope so.
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A. NY. Version. Of. Nelly.
So we gonna act like son didn't rap alongside Big L and Cam, then go on to hold his own on tracks with Big and The Lox?
He arguably spit the best verse on the entire Its Dark And Hell Is Hot album.
Not to derail the thread but he didn't even have the best verse on the song let alone X's album. Lol
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**** kinda question is this?
"Would Mookie Blaylock be in Stockton/Payton territory had he never left the game?"
A. NY. Version. Of. Nelly.
So we gonna act like son didn't rap alongside Big L and Cam, then go on to hold his own on tracks with Big and The Lox?
He arguably spit the best verse on the entire Its Dark And Hell Is Hot album.
Not to derail the thread but he didn't even have the best verse on the song let alone X's album. Lol
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This. Mase's legacy is very, very overrated.
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Harlem on the rise, and you don't want no problem with these guys 
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"Would Mookie Blaylock be in Stockton/Payton territory had he never left the game?"
Exactly
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mase was dope but i don't think he would of been regarded as someone known for lyrical content like Nas. I also don't think you can compare Nas and Jay-Z. Nas has an insane catalogue of music jay-z can't mess with. I really don't understand the love for Jay-Z he hasn't put out a solid album in years and in my opinion he has more bad albums than good.
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Here we go
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haha my bad not trying to spark an argument I'm a jay fan just wish he made music like he used to
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"****** want my old ****, buy my old albums"
"Cause it's all about progression, loiterers should be arrested"
"Cause it's all about progression, loiterers should be arrested"
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I feel Mase was admired more for his overall swag and appeal rather than his skill on the mic even though he was nice with the rhymes. He was just that smooth, Harlem dude with the laid back flow. I'm a fan of his but definitely wouldn't put him up against those guys.
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the answer is no
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he would be Fabolous status I think. Fab kinda filled that void when Ma$e left.
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Fab and Mase are not the same.
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Yeah, Ma$e can make a good album
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