Max B Open to Working With Jim Jones Again: ‘If It Makes Money, It Makes Sense’
The Harlem rappers have a tumultuous history, but the Boss Don is willing to let bygones by bygones if it makes some paper.
Max B and former collaborator Jim Jones may reunite for new music in the future. During an interview on The Jason Lee Show, Max declined to delve into the reasons behind their split. Instead, he spoke positively about the possibility of working together again. Max stated, "I’m on new time now. I’m a father of four children. I’m a husband and I wanna see everybody win these days.
I’m not with no drama." When asked about a potential collaboration, Max expressed openness, saying, "If it makes money, it makes sense." This sentiment was echoed earlier in the interview, where Max warned against Internet gossip that isn't conducive to the Biggavels. The rapper also touched upon his connections with artists like Jamie Foxx, Wiz Khalifa, Tiffany Haddish, and Kevin Hart, hinting at recent interactions.
Max emphasized his focus on creating good product and staying away from beef. He mentioned receiving a stack of money from Rick Ross when he returned home. The full interview with Jason Lee is available for viewing.
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