Do you think you know more about the culture than the former rapper MASE?

Question by Should’ve been you: Do you think you know more about the culture than the former rapper MASE?
In 1996 the rapper made the trip to Atlanta to attend one of its numerous music conferences, in the hopes of attracting the interest of producer Jermaine Dupri. Ultimately, it was Sean Puff Daddy Combs that found potential in the young rapper, and Mase soon found himself with a contract on Combs’ Bad Boy Records. The following year he made his label debut as a guest on the remix for 112’s single Only You; as the year progressed, a list of guest appearance credits rapidly accumulated, with Combs including the rapper on just about everything he produced: Puff Daddy’s Can’t Nobody Hold Me Down and It’s All About the Benjamins, Notorious B.I.G.’s Mo Money Mo Problems, Busta Rhymes’ The Body Rock, Mariah Carey’s Honey, Junior M.A.F.I.A.’s Young Casanova, and several others. In October Mase’s solo debut Harlem World topped both the Pop and R&B charts within the week of its release, instantly pushing him to the fore of the hip-hop field.

As Pastor Betha, Mase spent the next several years establishing S.A.N.E. Church International (“Saving A Nation Endangered”), for which he received an Honorary Doctorate of Theology from the St. Paul Bible Institute in New York. A memoir about his abrupt rise to fame and subsequent religious conversion was published in 2002 under the title Revelations: There’s a Light After the Lime.
Religion: Born-Again Christian

Best answer:

Answer by Tao Man
“Rapper” and “Culture” do not go together.

Add your own answer in the comments!