Mad Rapper (Interlude)

Mase · Double Up

[Mad Rapper:]
Yo, yo, yo, yo son, what the fuck is all
Yo, where you get all that money from?
Say, yo, yo
Where the fuck you get that money from, son?

[Mad Producer:]
Royalty checks son, that Mase album
I told you shouldn't fuck wit' me on that shit, son
For real, that shit payed off
Nigga did his thing for a million

[Mad Rapper:]
Fuck all that so you fuck
Then you'll be shootin' me out of cannons and shit
Like that nigga (Nah, nah, nah)
Fuck all that man, I got enough Rugrats man (I know)
Millions are dancin' to the video wit' Rugrats and shit
I got eight kids nigga (I, I know)
Before I leave they be dancin' to the video (That's my nephew)
Wit' your kids, nigga

[Mad Producer:]
I'm just sayin' so, so you ain't gotta ask me for my shit
You know what I'm sayin'?
I got my own bils too nigga, the fuck you talkin' 'bout?
You knowumsayin'
But you be how could you people get yours, nigga
Is what I'm sayin'

Mad Rapper (Interlude)

Mase's 'Mad Rapper (Interlude)' serves as a high-energy bridge on the 1996 album 'Double Up,' capturing the raw, aggressive style that defined his early career. Released during the height of East Coast hip-hop, the track showcases Mase's signature rapid-fire delivery and streetwise persona, reinforcing his reputation as a dominant force in the genre. As an interlude, it functions to maintain momentum between tracks, delivering a concise yet impactful performance that reflects the broader themes of resilience and ambition found throughout his discography. The recording stands as a testament to the vibrant sound of mid-90s rap, highlighting Mase's ability to command attention through sheer vocal intensity and rhythmic precision.