Former Bad Boy rapper Ma$e has been silent in the wake of news that his former boss, Diddy, allegedly abused Cassie.
Fans have observed his silence since the footage leaked last week, causing widespread outrage and swift backlash against Diddy.
Despite his well-known grievances with his former Bad Boy Records boss, Ma$e has yet to publicly address the controversy.
Ma$e has finally hinted at his thoughts during an episode of “It Is What It Is.” He revealed that he is withholding his commentary for an upcoming documentary, leaving fans in suspense.
The exact documentary he referenced remains unclear, though speculation points to a potential connection with a new docuseries about the scandal, which 50 Cent recently sold to Netflix.
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Reports indicate that this project, produced by G-Unit Film and Television Studios, was the subject of a fierce bidding war.
Despite 50 Cent’s notorious trolling of Diddy, which often blurs the lines between reality and jest, the docuseries appears to be moving forward.
However, details about the content and scope of the project are still being revealed. 50 Cent himself commented on the documentary’s development and took a jab at TMZ for using his photo in their coverage.
He humorously noted that while their documentary aired on Tubi, his would be on Netflix, which he claimed would be superior television.
He also hinted at the possibility of expanding the series if more allegations against Diddy surface. This news of Netflix’s acquisition of the documentary comes amid fresh legal troubles for Diddy.
Another woman has filed a lawsuit, alleging that Diddy drugged and sexually assaulted her over two decades ago.
Although Diddy, 54, has staunchly denied the recent accusations, he has acknowledged an assault on his ex-girlfriend Cassie in 2016 following the leak of the incriminating footage.
