Cam'Ron Vs. Mase - Beef Analysis [Full Breakdown]

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The beef between Camron and Mase - Hip-Hop Universe

As quickly as the Cam'ron and Ma$e beef started, it might be over. The two former Children of the Corn members seemed to be engaged in all out war after Murda dropped the diss song "The Oracle" and Cam'ron returned fire last night (Nov. 25), with the track, "Dinner Time." But according to a Twitter exchange between the two rappers, all might be well in Harlem World. Early this morning (Nov. 26), Cam shared a screenshot of a short Twitter conversation he had with Ma$e, on Instagram. "You still my brother if you would like to be...This was just for bragging rights. Cam replied, "Yeah, this was fun.. u still my bro too. Glad I get to brag? ‍♂️ lol. So when you leaving Harlem again? 2mr?" The Purple Haze rapper captioned the photo, "Y'all see this it's right ‍♂️ ya man I hope he wit the shits tho." So, we guess it's all over. This is definitely not the outcome we were expecting after Ma$e went off on Cam on his new song, "The Oracle," his latest release in what seems like years, offering up visceral lines like, "Tax know you as the n*ggas that snitch on the Roc/D.C. n*ggas know you as just a n*gga they shot/OG n*ggas don’t have no history with you on the block/And everybody seen the footage I got." All because he felt some type of way about a line Cam spit on "It's Killa" off his new mixtape, The Program. Cam returned the ether calling Ma$e a fraud and the neighborhood punching bag. "I'll take it to the beginning/When Corey Wright japped you, Baby Maine yapped you/Roc over here slapped you, you still gave him dap too," Killa spit on "Dinner Time." "When I came back with 'Welcome Back' [in 2004], Dame ran up to me like, why don't you and Cam just beef," Mase said in the official "Oracle" annotations. "I was like, 'Beef? Why would we beef?' It was the weirdest thing I ever heard. He was like, 'Why don't you and Cam just beef? It'll stay on record, it'll stay on wax.'" From that moment forward, Mase added, he refrained from responses because he knew the feud wasn't real. The aforementioned line in "It's Killa," however, changed his mind. The Harlem MC and Diplomats representative teased the The Heatmakerz-produced record on Instagram following the release of "The Oracle" and also made the claim that Mase was running a ponzi scheme when he transitioned out of rap to work as a pastor. Cam touches on that in "Dinner Time," as well as calls into question Mase's true roots to Harlem. But now it appears that will be all we will get. It was fun while it lasted, we guess. #hiphopuniverse #hiphopbeefanalysis

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This video was initially uploaded to Hip-Hop Universe in 2017 (69,445 views - Nov 26, 2017). Due to copyright issues & Youtube's strict regulations I was forced to re-upload most of my old videos to this channel.


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