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Charly Wingate (born May 21, 1978), better known by his stage name Max B, is an American hip hop recording artist from Harlem, New York. In 2006, he signed a recording deal with fellow Harlem-based rapper Jim Jones' label imprint ByrdGang. Following a streak of financial and ethical grievances, Max B parted ways with Jones in 2008. He is perhaps best known for his solo Public Domain and Million Dollar Baby mixtape series, and introducing the term "wavy" as a slang in popular lexicon.[5][6] Max B is closely associated with producer Dame Grease and fellow rapper French Montana, the latter of whom he collaborated with on the Coke Wave mixtape series.[7] In mid 2009, he was sentenced to 75-years in prison on conspiracy charges pertaining to armed robbery, kidnapping, aggravated assault and felony murder.[8][9] Albeit in prison since 2009, he had secured a deal with Amalgam Digital, to publish his debut studio album Vigilante Season, which was released in 2011. Public Domain series[edit] Max B's second solo mixtape Public Domain: Million Dollar Baby Radio was released on November 2 while the rapper remained behind bars. Notable tracks off the record include "Deez My Streets" and "Dom Perignon" among others. Followed by his third mixtape Public Domain 2: Rise of the Silver Surfer released in December of that year. Notable tracks off the record include "Blow Me A Dub" and "De La Soul" among others. Both mixtapes were hosted by Connecticut-based veteran DJ Big Mike, whom Max would develop an extensive relationship with throughout his career.[18] After having spent 10 months imprisoned, Max B was released on July 11, 2007 on a reported $2 million in bail.[19] Short of funds, portion of Max's bond was raised by selling his publishing over to his label owned by Jim Jones.[6] It would eventually go on to become one of many grievances and disputes Max would share with his former labelmate and head Jim Jones. Max B's fourth mixtape Public Domain: The Prequel was released later in the month following his release from prison. He appeared as a feature on Styles P's "Holiday" off of his third album released on December 4. Max B collaborated on the MOB2 (Members of ByrdGang 2) mixtape released on October 20, and had written for Jones' digital album which came out on February 19 the following year. Exactly one month prior to Max's release, on June 11, his friend Stack Bundles had been killed in his neighborhood of Far Rockaway, Queens. In a 2009 interview before his trial, Max expressed his loss stating, "That was fucked up because the nigga Stacks was close to me, I ain't even gonna front. I was in jail at the time, so a nigga was sitting. A nigga learned to cope with that thing pretty well though, R.I.P. to Stacks. Shout out to my nigga, he played me all the joints he had. Man, that was my nigga."[20] Million Dollar Baby 2 and Public Domain 3[edit] On March 1, Max B released his first solo project since his departure from ByrdGang, his fifth mixtape Million Dollar Baby 2. Notable tracks off the record include "Why You Do That" and "Sexy Love" among others. Hosted by New York-based Mexican-Belgian female DJ Lazy K,[21][22] the two then released his sixth mixtape Million Dollar Baby 2.5 on June 7. Notable tracks off the record include "Won't Go Far" and "She Touched It In Miami". Max B released his seventh mixtape Public Domain 3 on June 10, hosted by veteran DJ Whoo Kid. The record became a significant mark of Max's independence, including scathing references towards his former partner turned rival Jim Jones. Notable tracks off the record include "Picture Me Rolling", "Lip Sing", "Ready To Ride", and "Paperwork" featuring Al Pac. Wavie Crockett and Domain Diego[edit] On July 21, Max B released his eighth mixtape Wavie Crockett. Notable tracks off the record include "Gotta Have It" and "Takin' Pictures" among others. With the popularity of his mixtapes, he had embarked on his first tour to the West Coast earlier. Allegations of blackballing[edit] Together with his producers Dame Grease and Young Los,[24] newfound partner French Montana, and mixtape DJ's Big Mike and Amalgam Digital and Vigilante Season[edit] Quarantine and Public Domain 6[edit] Mixtapes[edit] Million Dollar Baby (2006) Public Domain: Million Dollar Baby Radio (2006) Public Domain: The Prequel (2007)[65] Public Domain 2: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2008) Million Dollar Baby 2 (2008) Million Dollar Baby 2.5: Da Appetizer (2008) Public Domain 3: Domain Pain (2008)[66][67] Wavie Crockett (2008) Domain Diego (2008) Goon Music 1.5: The Doomship (2008) (with Dame Grease) Coke Wave (2009) (with French Montana)[68] Wave Season (2009) Quarantine (2009)[69] Public Domain 6: Walking the Plank (2009)[70][71] Million Dollar Baby 3 (2009) Coke Wave 2 (2009) (with French Montana) Dopeman: Public Domain 6.5 (2010)[72] (with Mak Mustard) A Wave Called Yes (2010) (with Young Riot) Toothy Wavy (2012) (with Isaiah Toothtaker)[4] Wave Gods (2016) (with French Montana)