Ma$e grabbed the public attention recently following Fivio Foreign, who signed a $5000 contract deal with the rapper. Fivio Foreign aka Maxie Lee Ryles III, announced the news last week during his time on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game Podcast.
On-going Feud Between Diddy & Ma$e
Former Bad Boy rapper, Ma$e seems to be in the limelight for these past weeks.
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On the 30th of July 2022, Gillie Da kid and Wallo267 were recording an Instagram video along with Ma$e. Wallo looked at the camera and said: “$5000, man. $5000” while Ma$e who was drinking from his bottle of water thereafter end up saying: “Diddy 2.0.” He acts flippant as usual when it concerns his grudge against the Founder of Bad Boy Record, Combs. It’s no new news that Diddy and Ma$e have been in an on-off feud for a long time now. The ongoing fight between the two rappers started over publishing; getting involved in shady business practices. Add up to Ma$e humiliating the 52-year-old rapper in his single entitled “The Oracle 2: The Liberation Of Mason Betha”. Basically, Ma$e didn’t appreciate the fact that Diddy never paid him and gave him the respect he rightfully deserved. It’s obvious Ma$e cannot stop landing on the topic in all his interviews.
The Deal between the 2 rappers
After Fivio said he received only $5000 in advance during his interview with Million Dollaz Worth of Game Podcast, Ma$e decided to go down and shed light on the matter. Foreign was apparently pressurized by his friend to sign the deal.
“The n-gga that brought me to him, he was like, ‘Yo, man. Just sign that shit. You bugging,’” Fivio remember. “I’m like, ‘Yeah, read it.’ He’s like, ‘Alright, just sign it. It’s good,’ so I just signed it. The advance was $5,000.”
Moreover, he accused Ma$e of trying to fool him concerning the revenue distribution but the latter couldn’t care less since he now got some cash in his pocket. Ma$e made it crystal clear that he handed Fivio $750,000 in sum. He added:
“At one time, I gave him $5,000, but I gave him $750,000,” “Because I set him up to do a deal to where I can control the deal, make the deal what it should be because I knew if he had the leverage, he would go in there and sell both of us out.”
Furthermore, the Florida-born rapper blamed Fivio for being reckless. Mase claimed that he deposited $50,000 for Fivio’s career before he even signed the deal with Columbia Record.
Uncertainty is a stressful thing. When there’s confusion, that’s where chaos is created. Well, for now, it seems like we will to tune in the podcast in the coming weeks to know more.
