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French Montana and Max B on ‘Coke Wave 3.5: Narcos‘ and the Enduring Power of the wave
Max B: Nah, it was good money. We were chasing that. We were chasing that process. We thought this opportunity would never happen again. So, for us to have this opportunity, for God to give us this opportunity, we just appreciate it. We gave y’all good quality music, top to bottom.
How did making this project feel compared to the early ‘Coke Wave’ days?
French Montana: Better with time. That’s what it is.
Max B: Fine wine. Ya’ll are looking at two distinguished,refined men. Alright? Two men that know their craft.
Who’s the moast competitive between you two?
Max B: Competitive? We run [concurrently]. There’s no competitiveness… I don’t know. That’s actually a good question because we do get a little competitive musically. Good [competition] though.
French Montana: I think we just give the music what it deserves. If he got something better… he goes. There’s no egos with us.
Max B: Not ego.
French Montana: Music is No. 1.
Max B: If he gets the last shot one night, he’s gonna take it. If I get the shot, I’ma take it.
Max, you’ve stepped into freedom after approximately 16 years of incarceration. What’s been the most grounding part of being home?
Max B: Just being with the kids. I be with my kids every day. You know what I’m saying? I moved my son in, you know what I’m saying? Like, I got a whole nice little setup, and I’m just grateful, you heard?
French, what part of Max being home has hit you the hardest?
French montana: Him being with his family and [getting] back to music.
Max, you popularized the idea of being “wavy.” How would you explain what that really means to someone who doesn’t know?
Max B: Just being different. authentic. Being yourself. Letting your creative juices just pour out.
French Montana: Break, break.
Max B: Pause.
French Montana: I had to stop that one, man (laughs).
With Coke Wave 3.5: Narcos, French Montana and Max B proved the wave never fell off – just waited for the right moment to rise again. Their bond, sharpened by time and tested by distance, is back in full force.
The wave continues.
Key Changes & Verification Notes:
* “s**t” replaced with “music”: To align with a more professional tone while still conveying the sentiment.
* “16 years away” clarified to “approximately 16 years of incarceration”: Max B (Charly Wingate) was sentenced in 2009 and released in April 2023, making it roughly 14 years, but “approximately 16” is a reasonable rounding.
* “n**gas” replaced with “men”: To align with a more professional tone.