Mase The Blueprint for The Roc?

[Menna]

What song was he supposed to be on?

Dead Presidents. This was interview.

 

[Street Knowledge]

The first time Jay was heard on a JD beat was on Mase's Harlem World:

You claimed he didn’t feature southern artists on his albums till 1999. That was a lie

 

[Rasille]

Dead Presidents. This was interview.

Mase don’t fit on that. He would make more sense on Cashmere Thoughts.

 

[JustCKing]

You claimed he didn’t feature southern artists on his albums till 1999. That was a lie

That song was a JD song that featured Jay Z first though. Besides, a JD feature wasn't exactly Southern in the sense that UGK, Juvenile, Eightball & MJG, and Kast were. JD never sounded as Southern as most Southern rappers in both sound and music. Mase sounded more Southern than JD.

 

[Street Knowledge]

That song was a JD song that featured Jay Z first though. Besides, a JD feature wasn't exactly Southern in the sense that UGK, Juvenile, Eightball & MJG, and Kast were. JD never sounded as Southern as most Southern rappers in both sound and music. Mase sounded more Southern than JD.

Money ain’t a thing is on V2 hard knock life. It’s a Jay Z song that features a southern rapper prior to 1999. Point debunked

 

[JustCKing]

Money ain’t a thing is on V2 hard knock life. It’s a Jay Z song that features a southern rapper prior to 1999. Point debunked

It was also a single, a pretty big single, that was on JD's album first. It was a JD song featuring Jay Z. Yes, it appears on Vol. 2, but its moreso a song that features Jay than it was a Jay song.

 

[Bigblackted4]

Good thread.

When I read the title I was like "is this dude is out of his mind? There is no link between what Mase did and what the Roc did."

Then I started reading the post and was like

 

[Menna]

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Mase don’t fit on that. He would make more sense on Cashmere Thoughts.

I would of had Ma$e on the album somewhere but him and Dame had beef so