Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Masa"

A: "Rooting for" = supporting, e.g. a team. Example: I'm rooting for my high school's basketball team. So, "rooting for" a person = supporting as a spectator, wishing [the person] a good life. Example: I'm rooting for my little brother. He's applying to universities now.

Masa = master (specifically a slave master in the United States). This term is mimicking the speech patterns of enslaved blacks in the pre-civil war American South. It is a rather offensive term, but Chris Rock is using it in his comedy routine.

So, "got me rooting for Masa, okay?" means he's supporting the slave master.

A: You mean masa like in Spanish?

A: Table

A: I believe you are referring to White Corn Meal. We also refer to it as masa in the states where I'm from.

A: Table

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A: × I just ended talking with Masa.
✓ I just finished talking with Masa.

× Can I call you back right now?
✓ Can I call you now?