Harlem Rapper Max B Released from Prison After 16 Years
Rapper Max B I'm Free!!! Released from Prison After 16 Years
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Harlem rapper Max B is officially a free man ... walking out of prison after more than a decade behind bars.
The "Wavy Crockett" rapper was originally sentenced to 75 years in 2009 for his alleged role in a botched New Jersey robbery that turned deadly. But Max's conviction was later overturned, and in 2016, he struck a plea deal for aggravated manslaughter, drastically reducing his time.
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Max teased his release earlier this year, calling into The Joe Budden Podcast to say, "We got a date! I've got November 9, 2025, baby!"
His longtime friend and collaborator French Montana confirmed the news on Instagram Sunday, posting a celebratory message ... "CANT MAKE THIS UP ! MY BROTHER REALLY CAME HOME ON MY B DAY ! HAMDULILLAH 🤲🏼
WALKED IT DOWN ! NO MORE FREE YOU 🌊 🌊 🌊"
Max B's "wave" sound influenced everyone from ASAP Mob to Wiz Khalifa, and his name's been shouted out in tracks by Kanye West, Drake, and The Weeknd.
