By Petty Pablo
The Internet is ROASTING French Montana, Cheerleading Max B, and Side-Eyeing Funeral Stud!
I stepped into The Shade Room so you don’t have to. This week, the room was hotter than a bodega microwave burrito, simmering with a beef stew of ego, alleged financial mismanagement, and a whole lotta ‘ooohs’ and ‘aahs’ from the sidelines. At the center? French Montana and Max B, entangled in a narrative amplified by the appearance of… well, someone calling themselves “Funeral Stud.” Buckle up, because this ain’t a eulogy, but it’s definitely serving shade.
The main course is the long-simmering saga between French Montana and Max B. For those playing catch-up, these two have a complicated history, peppered with collaborations and, more recently, a perceived lack of financial support from French towards Max B after his release from prison. Max B, the wave god himself, spent years incarcerated and upon his release, fans were eager to see him reap the rewards of his talent and influence.
The Room’s post highlighted snippets of interviews and social media activity that paint a picture of this friction. The central argument? Many believe French Montana hasn’t done enough to support Max B, despite profiting from their collaborations and Max B’s continued relevance in hip-hop culture. Remember when French was riding that “unforgettable” wave? Yeah, a lot of that wave was fueled by Max B’s vibe, according to the comments.
Now, let’s get to the spice. Enter: Funeral Stud. This individual, seemingly out of nowhere, threw his two cents (or maybe two hundred dollars, who knows?) into the mix. The Shade Room post featured a clip of Funeral Stud speaking on the situation, and let’s just say he wasn’t exactly offering olive branches. The gist of his commentary seemed to lean towards criticizing French Montana and, dare I say, questioning his character.
And honey, the comments section exploded.
Fans were overwhelmingly on Max B’s side. The sentiment was loud and clear: French Montana needs to step up and show Max B the love and financial support he deserves. Comments ranged from the straightforward: “French gotta do better!” to the more creatively shady: “French Montana owes Max B a whole island!” The anger was palpable, especially considering Max B’s talent and the time he lost. People were not holding back.
The internet detectives also came out in full force, digging up old interviews, music videos, and even alleged financial records (okay, maybe that’s an exaggeration, but you get the point). They were piecing together the puzzle, trying to determine the true extent of French Montana’s involvement in Max B’s career and his subsequent financial wellbeing. The evidence, in the court of public opinion, wasn’t looking good for French.
Now, Funeral Stud… he got a mixed reception. Some commenters appreciated his willingness to speak on the situation, seeing him as a voice of reason. Others, however, were immediately suspicious. “Who IS this guy?” became a common refrain. The questions swirled: Was he genuinely concerned? Was he clout-chasing? Was he sent by Max B himself? The conspiracy theories were flowing faster than the comments section could handle.
A recurring theme in the comments was the idea of loyalty and paying your dues. Hip-hop, at its core, is built on a foundation of respect and honoring those who paved the way. Many felt that French Montana was violating this unspoken code by not properly acknowledging and supporting Max B. The “Owes him” comments were relentless.
It’s important to note that some commenters defended French Montana, pointing to the complexities of the music industry and the difficulty of truly knowing what goes on behind the scenes. They argued that perhaps French was supporting Max B in ways that weren’t publicly visible. However, these voices were largely drowned out by the chorus of disapproval.
The Shade Room’s post also sparked a broader conversation about artist management, financial responsibility, and the pressures of fame. It’s easy to see the shiny exterior of the music industry, but stories like this remind us of the often-complex and sometimes exploitative realities that lie beneath the surface.
Ultimately, the internet’s verdict seems to be that French Montana is under scrutiny, Max B is receiving an outpouring of support, and Funeral Stud is… well, still being investigated. The drama continues to unfold, and The Shade Room will undoubtedly be there to capture every juicy detail.
As for me? I’m just here for the tea. And maybe to place a small bet on whether French Montana will finally respond to the criticism in a meaningful way. Don’t hold your breath, though. This saga feels like it’s just getting started.
