It’s Friday, so a little harmless perusing of the Internets is all but promised. That said, many of today’s laughs came courtesy of Max B, a Harlem rapper whose run, though shortened by a life-altering 75-year jail sentence, was very influential.
One of the Biggavel’s greatest contributions to rap culture is the ever-popular vlog. Was he the first to do so? Not at all. But he was by far more entertaining on-camera than a majority of his peers.
Hip-Hop Wired listed 10 Max B interviews that show exactly why rap fans gravitated towards his wave. Hit the jump for more.
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Before The Beef
Things were once good between Max and Jim Jones.
Now, Not So Much
By this time, there was no love lost between Max and the Dipset crew.
Simple Mathematics
I’m convinced that Max flaunted a bankroll on every prevalent block in Harlem.
Advice
The Bigavell answering fan mail? Yes, we have time for that.
Where Are They?
At this time, Max was expected to diss his former Dipset/Byrd Gang cohorts in interviews. However, it was his hilarious commentary about 106 & Park “Freestyle Friday” champion Posta Boy that’s a standout quotable.
She Touched It In Miami
The Harlem rapper was very adamant when speaking about an alleged affair with Jim Jones’ significant other, Chrissy Lampkin.
The Humbling
Tagged as the rapper’s last interview before he was sentenced to 75 years behind bars, viewers see him a lot calmer and even more humble than ever before as he reflects on the worse case scenario.
Kick Em While He’s Down
Max taunted Mobb Deep’s Prodigy for having Sickle-Cell Anemia. Yes, you read that right.
Max Obama
Come to see how the wavy one was living.
Tag Team
It’s impossible for any longtime Max B fan to see French Montana and not wonder what if….
