Max B, the Harlem rapper, is finally home after more than 15 years in prison. His long-time friend French Montana welcomed him with open arms, sharing an emotional reunion video on social media.
Max B, whose real name is Charley Wingate, spent 16 years in prison for his involvement in a botched robbery that led to a man’s death. Originally given a 75-year sentence, it was reduced to 20 years following a guilty plea to aggravated manslaughter.
Upon his release on November 9th, Max B wasted no time getting back to the music scene. French Montana shared their studio session as they worked on their popular Coke Wave mixtape series.
Max B expressed his gratitude and good spirits in an interview, sharing his optimism and thankfulness. His fresh start includes a seven-date tour along the East Coast, with stops in cities like New York, Rhode Island, and Trenton.
Social media buzzed with French Montana’s heartfelt message, celebrating Max B’s freedom on a day that coincided with French’s birthday. Their bond, forged through years of collaboration, remains strong.
Additionally, Max B’s newfound freedom saw him enjoying a Jets game, a simple pleasure savoring life’s ordinary moments after years in confinement. He expressed his joy and excitement about the future, eager to reconnect with fans and pursue his music career.
Max B’s release marks a new chapter, filled with opportunities and renewed passion for music. His return, celebrated by friends and fans alike, signifies hope and resilience, as he steps out of the shadows of his past and into the spotlight once more.
