Max B is officially a free man. The 47-year-old Harlem rapper, born Charly Wingate, was released from Northern State Prison in Newark, New Jersey, on Sunday (Nov. 9) after serving roughly 16 years ...

Rapper Max B is officially a free man. According to the Daily Mail, the 47-year-old “Why You Do That” emcee was released from prison after serving 16 years for his involvement in a fatal armed robbery ...

Max B has been released from prison after serving 18 years behind bars. On Sunday (Nov. 9), the Harlem, N.Y. rapper was released from custody at Northern State Prison in Newark, N.J., and is now a ...

The moment sent fans into an instant frenzy online. Max B was initially sentenced to 75 years in 2009 over his alleged involvement in a botched robbery in New Jersey that turned deadly. His conviction ...

After more than 10 years locked up, Harlem's Max B is now free. The guy behind "Wavy Crockett," actually named Charly Wingate, walked out, thanks to a drawn-out court fight that kicked off when he got ...

Harlem rapper Max B has officially regained his freedom after spending more than 16 years behind bars, marking a triumphant return for an artist whose influence on hip hop extended far beyond the ...

Max B is finally home. After more than 15 years behind bars, the Harlem legend stepped back into the free world and wasted no time reclaiming the energy that built his cult legacy. Fans watched the ...

*Depending on your point of view, there’s good news emanating from the Hip Hop world. Earlier today (11-09-25), Max B — real name Charly Wingate — officially walked out of New Jersey State Prison. The ...

Max B emerged from prison with a new identity as “Grown & Gorgeous Biggavel” and a renewed focus on family, freedom and redefining his public image. Max B stepped back into the spotlight with a new ...

Max B is finally free after doing a prison bid that took him out of the limelight for 18 years, but it appears that the Silver Surfer is back on his board. In Max B’s quest to show and prove he’s ...

Max B's 2006 debut mixtape Million Dollar Baby made him an underground rap star, but he didn't get to fully reap those benefits for very long: In 2009, the Harlem MC was sentenced to 75 years in ...