Max B VS 03 Greedo
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Greedo isn’t held in a high regard like you think he is out here. I would also say no one has stolen 03’s style at least here he doesn’t have that signature west coast sound it’s more southern but idk shyt about max but I know he’s in high regard. Better comparison would’ve been Drakeo/Mac Dre v Max B long story short I don’t listen to Max B but I know he’s legend status in NY greedo is mid at best imo but I’m a little biased ngl
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Anyone heard of Shordie Shordie from Baltimore, Maryland? He's been compared to Max B in recent years.
How does 03 Greedo compare to Shordie?
Could you explain this?
How does 03 Greedo compare to Shordie?
Could you explain this?
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The max b overrating has become crazy. nikka was never more than a worldstar rapper. He's more popular now than he ever was in real time cause it's the cool thing to do. He's never been on 03 level.
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Both?
In Detroit we was playing Max B in 09-10. I never heard of Greedo in my life.
Max was already done by then.....
dope to know the D was fukking with max tho.....
and not for nothing u didn't even know who shoreline mafia was who had 10000x the success of max and 03 combined. and 03 was on tracks with mafia
Yea 03 got way more love and support. its disgusting how all these fake ass MFers wanna front now outta desperation. we use to get clowned hard for rocking with max n French.
now they legends tho
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Are you from California? Max B and French were always hot on the east coast and on WorldStar in the late-2000s. Nobody in the Northeast was clowning you for liking either.Yea 03 got way more love and support. its disgusting how all these fake ass MFers wanna front now outta desperation. we use to get clowned hard for rocking with max n French.
now they legends tho
Obviously, Max B's name and fame has travelled far in the last 15 years, so a lot more people know about him and acknowledge him. But Max B made a huge mark in the mid-to-late 2000s as well.
1. Everyone who was fukking with mixtapes or rap blogs on the internet knew about Max B. He was putting out so many mixtapes back then in a span of like four years. It was an insane amount of music and his melodies were creative.
2. I remember hearing at least one song where Gucci Mane references Max B in the 2000s.
3. There's a whole gang alliance in Brooklyn, NY originally named after Max B. Woo vs Cho was originally WaveGang vs HoodStarz. There's even early footage where they say it was named after him.
4. Curren$y who is from New Orleans, LA was influenced by Max B, as were Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller from Pittsburg, PA. We've had rappers like A Boogie, A$AP Mob, Kid Art, P-Dice, Rx Papi and PnB Rock grew up influenced by him.
5. Max B had caught the attention of Sacramento, NorCal label Siccness who flew him over to San Diego, SoCal, to have him record an LP for them. It's called Domain Diego.
6. Through his Siccness session, Max B has collabs with NorCal rapper The Jacka and SoCal rappers Mitchy Slick, Smigg Dirtee, I-Rocc, etc.
7. Max B has a single and music video with basketball player Ron Artest and NorCal rapper Mistah FAB together.
8. Max B had collabs with Canadian and UK rappers even back then. Harvey Stripes and Haze off the top of my head. He also collabed with Southern rappers.
9. Max B and French had collabs with Beanie Sigel, Jadakiss, Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks even back then.
10. Max B came up under Dame Grease, the man behind DMX. Max was childhood friends with legends and when he came up in the industry he became associated with more legends. He was a legend too.
All those fans on the streets and on the internet is what got the movement, the legacy and the discography here today. His fans made him the legend he said he was destined to be. You could be a hippie or a playboy or a super gangster or a dumb thot, they all came together to bump Max B. Now he's close to coming home and the opportunities are endless. We got a lot of new music already and we're going to get more soon.
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Are you from California? Max B and French were always hot on the east coast and on WorldStar in the late-2000s. Nobody in the Northeast was clowning you for liking either.
Obviously, Max B's name and fame has travelled far in the last 15 years, so a lot more people know about him and acknowledge him. But Max B made a huge mark in the mid-to-late 2000s as well.
1. Everyone who was fukking with mixtapes or blogs on the internet knew about Max B. He was putting out so many mixtapes back then in a span of a few years. It was an insane amount of music and his melodies were creative.
2. I remember hearing at least one song where Gucci Mane references Max B in the 2000s.
3. There's a whole gang alliance in Brooklyn, NY originally named after Max B. Woo vs Cho was originally WaveGang vs HoodStarz.
4. Curren$y who is from New Orleans, LA was influenced by Max B, as were Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller from Pittsburg, PA. We've had rappers like A Boogie, A$AP Rocky and Rx Papi grow up influenced by him.
5. Max B had caught the attention of Sacramento, NorCal label Siccness who flew him over to San Diego, SoCal just to have him record an LP for them. It's called Domain Diego.
6. Max B has a song and video with Mistah FAB and basketball player Ron Artest together.
7. Through his Siccness session, Max B has collabs with NorCal rappers The Jacka, Mitchy Slick, Smigg, I-Rocc, etc.
8. Max B had collabs with Canadian and UK rappers even back then. Harvey Stripes and Haze off the top of my head. He also collabed with Southern rappers.
9. Max B and French had collabs with Beanie Sigel, Jadakiss, Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks even back then.
10. Max B came up under Dame Grease, the man behind DMX. He was childhood friends with legends and when he came up in the industry he became associated with more legends. He was a legend too.
All those fans on the streets and on the internet is what got the movement, the legacy and the discography here today. His fans made him the legend he said he was destined to be. You could be a hippie or a playboy or a super gangster or a dumb thot, they all came together to bump Max B. Now he's close to coming home and the opportunities are endless. We got a lot of new music already and we're going to get even more soon.
My rep says Old York. I'm from NY. Max B had 0 support or love from the city.
People gave French even more hell.
Everybody was clowning on both of them hard body. Max's rep was known for being a drunk crooning non rapping ass MF and French had a rep for being a DVD non rapping ass MF.
I appreciate you type up all that sweet shyt cause max is one of my GOATs but thats not how it went down in real time at all breh.
straightcash
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That's your school and neighborhood. South Bronx and parts of Harlem were fukking with them heavy. Max was big in Connecticut, Boston and Pittsburg too.
Thats why they got 0 airplay on any NY airwaves right?
they was heavy nowhere.
Max B and French were running for their lives from Jim jones and were forced to relocate to CT to not starve.
Dawgy; no offense but you an internet ass MF.