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[Intro]
Yeah
So sexy
Whats good baby (aia-aia-aia-aiaa)
Ow
Baby I wonder, Baby I wonder
Yeah
[Hook]
If you are cheating on your nigga
All you gotta do is let a nigga know man
Baby I wonder
You was creeping on a nigga
Having me sitting in the cold like snowman
Baby I wonder
He ain't never coming home again
Try to do your best to let go
Baby I wonder (aia-aia-aia-aia)
[Verse 1]
I started off on the block
Little nigga in the hood slinging rocks
Everyday I was looking from the DT
Niggas kept running through the spot
Everyday was like a beef to me
Blow a nigga steady make it hot
You don't want draw heat with me
I got niggas that'll run up on your spot
Yeah
[Hook]
If you are cheating on your nigga
All you gotta do is let a nigga know man
Baby I wonder
You was creeping on a nigga
Having me sitting in the cold like snowman
Baby I wonder
He ain't never coming home again
Try to do your best to let go
Baby I wonder (aia-aia-aia-aia)
[Bridge]
Cool it nigga you don't really want beef
I'm Biggaveli I could do this in my sleep
My bitch not try to comfort me
Aia-aia-aia-aia
Call a nigga you don't really want beef
I'm Biggaveli I could do this in my sleep
My bitch not try to comfort me
And baby I wonder, Baby I wonder
[Hook]
If you are cheating on your nigga
All you gotta do is let a nigga know man
Baby I wonder
You was creeping on a nigga
Having me sitting in the cold like snowman
Baby I wonder
He ain't never coming home again
Try to do your best to let go
Baby I wonder (aia-aia-aia-aia)
Baby I wonder, Baby I wonder
[Bridge]
Aia-aia-aia-aiaaa
Baby I wonder
Aia-aia-aia-aiaaa
Baby I wonder, Baby I wonder
Yeah
[Hook]
If you are cheating on your nigga
All you gotta do is let a nigga know man
Baby I wonder
You was creeping on a nigga
Having me sitting in the cold like snowman
Baby I wonder
He ain't never coming home again
Try to do your best to let go
Baby I wonder (aia-aia-aia-aia)
Baby I wonder, Baby I wonder
Max B - Baby I Wonder Domain Diego (2008) This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Please don't hesitate to email us if you have any questions, suggestions or issues. We also welcome feedback on how we can improve our services. Max B's wiki: Charly Wingate (born May 21, 1978), better known by his stage name Max B, is an American hip hop recording artist. He is best known for his solo Public Domain and Million Dollar Baby series of mixtapes, and introducing the term 'wavy'.
After noticing a ton of people in the survey the other day who had no idea who Max B is or what the whole 'free max b' thing was all about, I figured I'd give this a go.
BACKGROUND
Charly Wingate, better known as Max Biggavelli (a mix of Biggie, Jigga, and Makaveli), The Boss Don, The Silver Surfer, or simply the Wave, is a rapper from Harlem who rose to prominence in the NYC underground during the mid/late 2000s. Fresh off a prison sentence in 2005, Max began making waves by linking up with Jim Jones and Byrdgang. With an immediately recognizable voice that almost turned into R&B-style crooning at times and an unbelievable sense for melody and hook writing, he stole the show from his Dipset compatriots with alarming regularity.
Unfortunately for Max, his partnership with New York's premier underground collective would soon turn sour. After receiving no songwriting royalties for the features and hooks he contributed to Jim Jones' Hustler's P.O.M.E. record (including the smash hit 'We Fly High') as well as being paid an average of 300 dollars for live shows, he split with Jones and released an incredible string of material in 2007 and 2008 that can best be summed up as 'fuck Jim Jones'.
Despite being at his creative peak, all was not well in the world of the wave. His days were secretly numbered. After a robbery attempt in 2006 that went awry and ended in a murder, Max was implicated as the leader of the operation by his girlfriend and an associate. The sentencing finally came down in 2009, with a verdict of 75 years in prison. Many people felt the sentencing was disproportionate compared to Max's actual involvement in the crime, and that he was unfairly judged due to his profession as a rapper. Now you know why people post 'Free Max B' stuff all over the place. But enough about the man, let's get into the music.
[The format will be notable songs followed by essential mixtapes.]
DIPSET DAYS
This was the first appearance of Biggavel on an album, and the wave came through big time. Jim's presence on this track is almost an afterthought.
This song peaked at #5 on the Billboard hot 100, #1 on the rap songs chart, largely on the strength of his Max-written hook. As stated before, disputes over royalties from this song caused Jim and Max to split.
Killa's infamous diss at Jay-Z was anchored by one hell of a chorus from Max.
Max ended up ghostwriting a Diddy song destined for the Notorious B.I.G. Duets album. Diddy's song never actually made the tracklist, but the original Max version was leaked not too long ago. Even when he was just a second-string Dipset member, people knew this guy had talent with writing songs.
THE 'FUCK JIM JONES' ERA
After the split happened, Max just went ballistic on Jim Jones in his songs. Nowhere is this more apparent than on this one, where he jacks the beat to Jones' 'Summer Wit Miami' (which Max himself claims to have ghostwritten) and uses it to brag about how Jim's wife Chrissy Lampkin gave him head by the pool.
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The opening track from the Public Domain 3 mixtape, Max tears Jim apart once again on the second verse.
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'This that shit Milli Vanilli got booted out of England for..then they killed theyselves!' Lip Sing is one of my personal favorite Max B songs. It is..so goddamn wavy. By now the subject matter should be kind of self-explanatory.
FRENCH & GREASE
Max hooked up with Dame Grease and an upcoming kid from the Bronx named French Montana for his next few projects. If ever you wonder why he's famous now, here's where it all began.
Wavy.
Wavier.
WAVIEST.
It's criminal that French Montana gets unlimited access to Harry Fraud these days. It really is.
POST-JAIL RELEASES
Ghost Adventures: Extra Pulses presented the evidence: 'Listen.To Me.Kill.People' was captured after Keith left for the rest of the night. Known as the lock down segment of the show where the house occupant leaves and Zak and crew spend the night and conduct their investigations. After the episode aired, the team discovered a disturbing EVP caught on the recorder. Zak tweeted eh found the investigation challenging. Aaron tweeted he found whole experience weird.
Recorded the night before his sentencing was handed down, this song really captures the inner despair Max was feeling as he knew he wasn't gonna make it out of this one so easily.
Far and away one of Max's best tracks, it's the perfect blend of rapping and singing. The verse doesn't start for like a full minute into the song. If he wasn't in jail and got signed to a big label instead of Amalgam Digital, this song would've ruled the summer a few years back.
Max B Lip Sing
It almost sounds like Purple Rain-era Prince.
Good to see that French still pays respect to the man who got him where he is today. The song kinda blows, but it's new Max. I'm not complaining.
ESSENTIAL MAX B MIXTAPES
In addition to the above, his one studio album, Vigilante Season is able to be bought on iTunes or Amazon or wherever you prefer.
Max B Domain Diego Ziplines
CONCLUSION
Max B's career was short, but oh so sweet. Bookended by two prison sentences, he dropped well over 20 mixtapes in the span of four years. Dwelling on what could have been kinda blows, but he dropped more quality music in two years' time than most rappers release in their entire careers.