Max B’s ‘Special’ Career Milestone: Celebrations And Prison Call With French Montana

In a heartwarming turn of events, Max B, also known as the Wave God, received exciting news during a prison phone call with French Montana on Sunday (May 21), coinciding with Max B’s 45th birthday. The occasion marked a truly remarkable career milestone for Max B as he earned his first gold plaque for his contribution to French Montana’s 2013 track “Once In A While.”

During the conversation, Max B couldn’t contain his excitement and gratitude, expressing his awe and appreciation for the achievement. He enthusiastically stated, “That’s loopy, n***a. That’s f***ing huge. That’s going on my wall. That’s my first accolade, man. Oh, man. Thank you, beloved. It’s special, beloved.”

French Montana, a frequent collaborator with Max B, took to social media to commemorate Max B’s birthday and their successful partnership. In a heartfelt birthday post dedicated to Max B, French wrote, “Happy birthday to my brother @maxb140 and Happy 10th year anniversary to Excuse my French. All we ever wanted was platinum albums and diamond singles, now we got both!” French Montana’s album “Excuse My French,” featuring the track “Once In A While” as its cinematic opener, achieved platinum status and reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200.

Earlier this year, French Montana shared the exciting news that Max B is expected to be released from prison sometime in 2023. With his freedom on the horizon, Max B wasted no time in reaching out to producers, urging them to provide him with beats as he prepares to make his triumphant return to the music scene. In a powerful message, Max B exclaimed, “Ayo, this the Don Veli. I’m calling you n***as out, I’m calling out all ya’ll producers. I’m bout to get ready to hit the scene in a minute. Gimme some tracks. Get them sh**s to my man Black so we can wave up. Imma have that shit already lined up. We wave up. We go to the studio. We make history. I need waves. Get me loopy. I want that new sound. Out, f**k with ya boy Max Biggavel EMG boss n***as. Wavy.”

In 2009, Max B was sentenced to 75 years behind bars for his alleged involvement in an armed robbery incident that resulted in a fatality. However, through a series of legal developments, his sentence has been substantially reduced over the years. In 2016, he accepted a plea deal, reducing his sentence to 20 years, and later announced that it had been further reduced to 12 years. This news brings hope to Max B’s fans, who eagerly await his return to the music scene.