Max B: I Signed to Jim Jones in 2005 for $100K Advance, Blew the Money in 90 Days

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Max B: I Signed to Jim Jones in 2005 for $100K Advance, Blew the Money in 90 Days

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• Max B on How He Met Jim Jones (Part 2) Part 1:

• Max B: I Sold My Mom Crack During Harlem’s... -------- Max B breaks down how Cam’ron connected him with Jim Jones during the rise of Bird Gang and Dipset’s mid-2000s Harlem run. In this VladTV interview, the Wave God recalls signing to Jim Jones around late 2005, receiving a $100,000 advance, and spending it within 90 days after coming home. He details the studio energy behind Jim’s *Harlem: Diary of a Summer*, claiming he helped write multiple records, including credited work on tracks like “Baby Girl” and “G’s Up.” Max also reflects on the album’s commercial impact, its No. 5 debut on the Billboard 200, and the independent rap climate that helped Jim Jones move hundreds of thousands of units. From dark studio sessions to Miami memories and working alongside legends like Pete Rock, Max B revisits a pivotal chapter in New York hip-hop history.

Max B: I Signed to Jim Jones in 2005 for $100K Advance, Blew the Money in 90 Days

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