In a recent episode of It Is What It Is with Cam and Treasure “Stat Baby” Wilson, Mase shared his thoughts on the perception of age and respect in the industry. Mase expressed his frustration with the notion of “big homies” and how it pertains to him as an artist. He emphasized that he and his peers are not “little n***as” who require guidance from older individuals. Mase criticized the idea of blindly following someone simply because they have money or influence.
Mase also called out J Prince for involving himself in a situation that Mase deemed unnecessary. He questioned why a man of J Prince’s age and stature would still be attempting to assert himself as a “street n***a.” Mase highlighted the importance of authenticity and respect in the industry, and he felt that J Prince’s actions contradicted these values.
During the episode, Mase discussed spending time with Ye and receiving a FaceTime call from J Prince, which further fueled his skepticism of recent events. Cam, co-host of the podcast, supported Mase’s sentiments and added his own perspective on the matter. Cam expressed disappointment in J Prince’s actions and lamented the loss of respect he once held for him.
Despite the heated discussion, Mase and Cam clarified that they did not consider the situation to be a full-fledged feud. They emphasized their commitment to providing honest opinions on various sports-related topics, regardless of potential backlash. The episode concluded with Mase and Cam standing by their views and remaining steadfast in their dedication to authenticity and integrity in the industry.