How old were you when you realized Max B was a legend???

[WaveMolecules]

Anyone ever notice that fellow wave crusaders are genuinely the coolest people?

Idk what it is.. Are wavy creatures just attracted to the wave? Or does the wave cultivate that waviness within people?

the waviness is this thread is just off the charts, i love yall man

Wave recognize wave




Max is a legend





Free the wave

 

[Adidacs]

I was like 17 when I discovered him. Within a month or two he was in my top 3 dead or alive.

Hooks, persona, flow, charisma, lyrics, voice.. you can't name one weakness.

His hooks are what make him an absolute musical savant to me, no hyperbole.

 

[Dwolf]

So you aren't going to tell me

The games you play Rae, the games you play

 

[Arithmetic]

I been wavy ever since

 

[hu3ypdadon]

Damn This guy has the worse Career eva..It must suck 2 be stuck in jail with such a huge fanbase..If Max would of stayed outta jail Fans probably would of been claiming hes falling off around this time..but lucky for him he got locked up.. We wont eva know which road his career would of went down..Its like a gift and a curse..It must be hell sittin in jail knowing u had the potential to be 1 of the best talents the game seen in a while

 

[Biscayne]

he must been the east coast version of the west coast legend mac dre...never really got into max b, but i can tell just like mac dre he had mad street respect

Nice way to sum it up. Max B is pretty much Eastcoast Mac Dre. His love and respect is highly regional. The main difference is, alot of the trends that took off nationally in hip hop the early to mid-00's via The Hyphy Wave of 2005-2006, were pioneered by Mac Dre. Alot of Max B's wave and infamy are kept alive via internet, and haven't quite become staples outside of the Intermet. Rappers still jump on the Mac Dre bandwagon when they venture out to The Bay Area. And it's going 11yrs since Mac Dre's death. I don't know how long Max B was sentenced, but he may have to die to get that Mac Dre kinda respect.

 

[Drip Bayless]

I remember hearing this in 2012, during sophomore year

My mans played it for me and I was nodding vibing, enjoying it but not incredibly impressed till he started the verse
Biggavel: nikkas tried they best to hurt me, come and test the birdie I'm Tom Brady, you a Testeverde
Me:
Biggavel: Yeah, old, washed-up with no arm strength He don't show no remorse, he ain't got a conscience
He ain't got the don sense to be the boss, Who that nikka they they talkin' 'bout, that be me of course
Me:
Made the homies run that shyt back twice.
For my homies above

 

[Gizza]

heard about him in 05/06 I was heavy into that mid 00's NY(especially after goin to the BX/BK for 2 wks to meet family) battle & mixtape scene.
not to derail but Stacc had mad chemistry wit luGAWD

 

[Piffiztheanswer]

 

[Piffiztheanswer]

If only him n Jimmy never started beefin​

trust me it was better that way! Max flourished after droppin' that lip singin' bytch Owwwww

 

[BBQ Bandit]

 

[BBQ Bandit]

THAT GIF

 

[BBQ Bandit]

hooks like this.... So smooth

 

[Piffiztheanswer]

classic max! (duck laugh)

 

[WaveGang]

This thread got me catching waves. You know how you have a film on DVD or that you've seen before- that you wont watch but if it comes on TV it feels like the first time.

I realised yesterday that I've always been a fan of melodic rap. I remember burning Chamillionaire- Sound of Revenge... I was listening to it yesterday, that was really the wave before the wave. Biggavel was the final piece in the puzzle. Nowadays for melodic rap I listen to Rich Homie Quan. Thats a crazy triple threat

Probably one of my fav Max hooks