Harlem World was a hip-hop group assembled by rapper Ma$e who released their only album, The Movement, in 1999. The group included Ma$e’s twin sister Baby Stase and his brother Blinky Blink, plus Loon, Huddy Combs, Meeno, Suga J, and Cardan.

The Movement was the first and only album released by Ma$e’s record label All Out, which was distributed by Sony Music through Jermaine Dupri’s So So Def label. The album debuted at No. 11, and was certified gold.

Shortly before the album’s release, Cardan was replaced by new member Suga J for unknown reasons. While he still had vocals on five songs, the album’s cover was reshot without him and he was not listed as an official group member in publicity materials. His verse was edited out of the lead single “I Really Like It.”

Harlem World effectively disbanded when Ma$e retired from music in late 1999. Loon found success as a solo artist on Bad Boy Records in the early 2000s. Huddy Combs passed away in 2010 from injuries sustained during a car accident.

Harlem World—minus Baby Stase and Loon—reunited in 2011 to honor Huddy with a new song, “Start It Up (Remix).”