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The most politically incorrect thing in the world is a WHITE CHRISTIAN MALE. They are public enemy #1. Revelation Chapter 12 explains this...

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Ma$e - Politically Incorrect (Official Video)
I feel the pain of the family #39;s hurting. We all are hurting. My prayers are with you all! #NWE Follow Mase https://www.instagram.com/mase https://www.twitter.com/masonbetha Lyrics - Politically...

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by Nadeska Alexis 8/29/2014

Ma$e is prepping his latest album Now We Even, and while his recent releases have been more club and radio friendly, hes taking a break from the jams for some real talk on Politically Incorrect.

Following the huge posse cut on Dont Shoot, the Harlem rapper adds his own two cents to the uproar over the shooting deaths of Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin.

Rainy night down in Florida, dispatcher said dont follow him/ How the hell he end up with the coroners? I dont get it, Ma$e spits on the track. Im politically incorrect, Ill never sell my own out for a check/ They say that Im from generation X/ ADD, n-s dont know what Im gon do next.

It got me wondering, is Obama gon protect his own? he adds. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I hear all the talk/ But Im also watching Zimmerman and Wilson walk.

On Dont Shoot, artists like Game, Wale, Rick Ross, Curren$y, Fabolous and more spoke out about Michael Browns death. Proceeds from the songs sales will be donated to the Michael Brown Memorial Fund.

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Ma$e Gets Politically Incorrect To Address Michael Brown And Trayvon Martins Deaths

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August 29 2014, 3:43 PM ET

We've been getting a trickle of new music from retired-rapper-turned-reverend-turned-rapper-again Ma$e since late last year, and word is he's planning a new LP called Now We Even for release before 2015. But this time the former Bad Boy favorite directs us back to current events with "Politically Incorrect," a slowly swaggering three minutes in which we he unloads fiery verse over the deaths of Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin.

"I feel the pain of the family's hurting. We all are hurting. My prayers are with you all! #NWE," he posted on his SoundCloud page. The track comes with a stream (below) and a Ma$e-directed video (above) that's a collage-job of news clips showing a society in struggle. This comes just days after the Game led an all-star rap posse for the track"Don't Shoot" and G-Unitdroppeda video for their own Ferguson song, "Ahhh Shit."

Ma$e, we're sure you probably hear this all the time, but welcome back.

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Friday, Aug 29, 2014 3:53PM

Written by Cyrus Langhorne

Former Bad Boy Records stud Ma$e has come forward to speak out on the controversial shooting of Missouri teenager Michael Brown with the release of his new "Politically Incorrect."

Mason Betha dropped his new tune heading into Labor Day Weekend.

A few days ago, Hot Boys' Turk spoke to SOHH about being motivated by Roc Nation stud J. Cole's "Be Free" tribute to pen his new "Hands Up."

Despite ample celebrities discussing the teen's tragic death on social media, J. Cole recently stressed the importance of actually heading to Missouri.

A preliminary private autopsy released in mid-August revealed Mike Brown was shot at least six times.

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Ma$e Breaks Rules, Gets "Politically Incorrect" To Demand Justice [Audio]

LOS ANGELES Hollywood may be the international hub of creativity and artistic expression, but more and more its being slammed on social media for the crime of being politically incorrect.

Over the past week, a slew of stars have been hammered for their offensive words and actions. Even Robin Williams came under fire during the Emmys telecast Monday night when decades-old footage of the late actor-comedian was shown during a tribute presented by Billy Crystal.

Williams, a beloved and universally respected industry figure whose recent suicide stunned millions of fans, was portrayed making an impromptu hijab out of a scarf and saying: Welcome to Iran help me.

Cue the backlash. I just think Robin Williams was kind of racist. Thanks Emmys, one tweeted. Another wrote, they could have shown so many funny Robin Williams moments during that tribute did they have to use something so racist?

Dan Gainor, vice president of business and culture at the Media Research Center, says the criticism is a case of political correctness run amok. America has always believed in free speech, Gainor said. But watching careers end or having nuts call Robin Williams racist over a joke is going too far.

More actors and actresses will be blacklisted. Twitter will ruin careers.

In another Emmys incident, Sofia Vergara was forced to defend herself for participating in a skit some viewers said was sexist. The Modern Family star preened and fussed over her designer dress while the TV Academys chairman, Bruce Rosenblum, praised the organizations community and educational endeavors.

Bruce Rosenblum objectified Sophia Vergara on live #Emmys, scores of Twitter users wrote. Even Katie Couric posed the question, Did anyone find that shtick somewhat offensive? Others denounced it as an obvious exploitation of women.

Also this week, BET suspended a producer for writing a joke, I really did wake up like this, because my parents never comb my hair, referring to Beyonce and Jay-Zs daughter Blue Ivy, who appeared on stage with her parents at the VMAs on Sunday. Stephen Hill, BETs president of music programming and specials, promptly apologized via Twitter.

Social media users have also been condemning Taylor Swifts new music video Shake it Off, saying it perpetuates racist stereotypes. The video shows Swift frolicking with a number of different dancers, from ballerinas to cheerleaders and b-boys. At one point she crawls under the twerking behinds of hip-hop dancers several of whom are black and laughs in amazement.

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