Ma$e has denied involvement in a beef with Cam’ron.
Ma$e has also said that he will remain loyal to Cam’ron because they are both from Harlem, New York.
Ma$e said this via Twitter, denying rumors of a feud between the rappers who were once frequent collaborators. This announcement of peace was made despite talk of a beef between the two emcees dating back several years.
Cam’ron and Ma$e were once allies as members of Children of the Corn and as members of the Harlem World collective. The two later feuded with the rappers trading direct and indirect barbs.
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On 2002’s “Welcome To New York City,” Cam’ron names Ma$e.
“You get jammed with them jammers, blammed with them blammers,” Cam’ron raps on the track. “Ask Ma$e. He ran to Atlanta.”
Cam’ron recently addressed his friendship with Ma$e.
“I haven’t spoken to Ma$e in three or four years,” Cam’ron said in an interview with New York radio station Power 105.1. “Ma$e just be up and down. He’ll do the church thing, then you’ll go on his Instagram and you be like…he tougher than leather, man.”
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Cam’ron recently released his new project, Ghetto Heaven Vol. 1, a mixtape where Cam denounces claims made by Jay Z, among other things.
Ma$e released several albums through Bad Boy Entertainment before leaving the imprint, including 1997’s Harlem World, 2000’s Double Up and 2004’s Welcome Back. Ma$e recently announced that he is working on a new album,Now We Even.
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