Since his explosion onto the rap scene with his guest appearance on the gold 112 single "Only You"(Remix) this Harlem rap star has taken the hip hop world by storm. With other platinum and gold singles to follow, this baby-faced MC proved he will be a force to be reckoned with for many years to come. ***You are currently viewing the Mase-Harlem World Photos and Info Page in Room One, You may also view other great Mase pictures and info by going to Room 2, and also visit the great mase photo galleries through the links at the bottom of the page. Enjoy.

Before dropping a single of his own, Mase was already a familiar face, having been a featured artist in more than six high-rotation, chart-topping music videos. And on the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards, Mase joined the entire Bad Boy family in a stellar live performance of the night's winning single "I'll Be Missing You" alongside rock legend Sting. "The way I look at it," Mase says, "everything that has happened to me so far is a blessing from God. I can't take credit for any of it. I've always just kept my head straight, doing what was right, and it's like God's finally telling me, 'Yo, I appreciate how you've been livin'."

In addition to the 112 joint, Mase has appeare on such hits as Sean "Puffy" Combs' double platinum "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down;" Notorious B.I.G.'s platinum "Mo Money, Mo Problems;" Mariah Carey's platinum "Honey," Puff Daddy's "It's All About The Benjamins;" and "You Should Be Mine (Don't Waste My Time)" by Brian McKnight. Mase has also added his signature flow to Mario Winans'"Don't Know"; Keith Sweat's "Just A Touch" (remix); Busta Rhymes' "The Body Rock" and Junior MAFIA's "Young Casanova." Each track has left the hip hop community begging for more from bad boy's newest MC.

So far at this point in his career, Mase has been a featured performer on some of the hottest records of the past 18 months. Now with his eagerly-awaited full-length debut album, Harlem World, he is offering listeners a chance to fully experiencehis life and growth. "With my album I'm just telling you how I feel," insists the young rap star. "I don't write rhymes 'cause they sound good. Any song from Mase is gonna be the truth. Honest."

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