Ma$e Says He Does Not Regret Parting Ways With Rap Game While At The Peak Of His Career: “This Is How It’s Meant To Go” [Video]

Ma$e is adamant that he holds no remorse for leaving the rap recreation.

On Friday’s episode of “It Is What It Is,” the rapper was questioned whether or not he believes his option to retire in 1999 and pursue a profession as a minister was the most effective determination.

“I did,” he mentioned. “Everything now that we see playing out was all the things I escaped. The car, the Shyne, the Loon, Puff Daddy, the Craig Mack the Biggie Smalls. So even though I made those decisions and it cost me money, that’s why I got with Killa and they gave me the money back. I didn’t lose no money. It’s destiny.”

Moreover, motioning in direction of the person off-camera who requested the query, Ma$e added, “See, that’s why it’s destiny. You asked me the right question, we at the right place. This is how it’s meant to go, man.”

In different information, earlier this month, Ma$e gave properly needs to Cam’ron after insinuating that his co-host had been confronted by Mike Tyson for predicting that Jake Paul would win of their upcoming boxing match.

“Mike is my man [but] this is my prediction for the fight: if Mike don’t get him out of there in five rounds, then I believe that Jake Paul’s gonna win the fight,” Cam mentioned.

Shortly after, Ma$e opened an episode of their discuss present by himself and proceeded to present a quick monologue relating to his co-host’s encounter with Tyson following intriguing remarks concerning the upcoming match.

“Cam is on his way here, he’s probably not gonna make this show. He was calling me while he was getting on this flight and he had some sad news,” he mentioned. “Mike Tyson, the guy he was running his mouth about, was standing right behind him when I saw him on FaceTime.”

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