Max B reveals November 2025 prison release date Max B, the iconic Harlem rapper known for his smooth, laid-back style and contributions to the rap scene, has just revealed the much-anticipated ...

In 2009, Max B was sentenced to 75 years in prison, accused of being an accomplice to a robbery in New Jersey that ended in murder. (The rapper was not in the state at the time.) ...

Max B, born Charly Wingate, was sentenced to 75 years in prison in 2009 after being convicted of conspiracy charges tied to a 2006 botched robbery in Fort Lee, N.J., that left one man dead.

However, that did not come to pass and now Max B is looking for beats behind bars. “Ayo this the Don Veli,” Max B said in an audio clip posted by his manager Ty Black of EMG Music on May 7.

French Montana has been holding Max B down since he became incarcerated in 2009. On the rapper’s 45th birthday, French delivered some meaningful news to him: an official Gold certification from ...

Max B. Photo taken August 22, 2019 in Northern State Prison in Newark, NJ. @RemyDean13 Max B and A Boogie wit da Hoodie trade sing-song verses on his latest single, “So Cold.” ...

Max B was big on legacy. One of my all-time favorite Biggaveli quotes is from this clip when he spoke about how important it was to leave one. The events that transpired last night when Kanye West ...

Max B was instrumental in helping Jim Jones form his ByrdGang collective. This close relationship turned into a beef with Max B separating himself from the group and speaking out against Jones as ...

Max B was sentenced to a 75-year prison sentence in 2009 for felony murder, armed robbery and other offenses. "My charges were excessive. I was never at the scene of the crime. It's very insufficient.

In a perfect world, Max B would be in a smoked-out studio somewhere, adorned in a mane ripped from a 1998 DJ Quik album cover and the latest in True Religion. His focus might be on penning ...

HACKENSACK — An appeals court has upheld the murder conviction and 75-year sentence given to Harlem rapper "Max B" for his role in a deadly 2006 robbery at a Fort Lee hotel.