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: Mase expresses a desire to see his partner do well, mentioning future aspirations like having children or getting a "legal gig".
: The lyrics emphasize providing a luxurious life, with lines about buying "carats" and putting mall shopping sprees on his "tab".
(often titled "Tell Me What You Want") is the second single from American rapper Mase's 4x Platinum debut album, Harlem World (1997) . Featuring the R&B group Total , the track is a quintessential example of the "Bad Boy era" sound—smooth, laid-back, and polished. Key Track Information Release Date : December 3, 1997.
The song features Mase's signature "monotone" flow, focusing on themes of wealth, commitment, and romance.
Watch the official music video directed by Joseph Kahn, which showcases the late-90s Bad Boy aesthetic: Mase [feat. Total] - What You Want (Official Music Video) Bad Boy Entertainment YouTube• Jun 25, 2014 Lyrical Themes & Meaning
: He highlights that his partner loves him for who he is rather than his celebrity status ("The reason why I love you, you don't like me 'cause my status").
: Mase expresses a desire to see his partner do well, mentioning future aspirations like having children or getting a "legal gig".
: The lyrics emphasize providing a luxurious life, with lines about buying "carats" and putting mall shopping sprees on his "tab".
(often titled "Tell Me What You Want") is the second single from American rapper Mase's 4x Platinum debut album, Harlem World (1997) . Featuring the R&B group Total , the track is a quintessential example of the "Bad Boy era" sound—smooth, laid-back, and polished. Key Track Information Release Date : December 3, 1997.
The song features Mase's signature "monotone" flow, focusing on themes of wealth, commitment, and romance.
Watch the official music video directed by Joseph Kahn, which showcases the late-90s Bad Boy aesthetic: Mase [feat. Total] - What You Want (Official Music Video) Bad Boy Entertainment YouTube• Jun 25, 2014 Lyrical Themes & Meaning
: He highlights that his partner loves him for who he is rather than his celebrity status ("The reason why I love you, you don't like me 'cause my status").
