The beef between Jim Jones and Max B was a major Harlem hip-hop feud rooted in financial disputes, lack of credit for Max B's contributions (writing/hooks for Jones), and perceived exploitation, escalating with diss tracks, personal attacks (including on Jones' wife), and even physical threats after Max B's incarceration, though Max B recently indicated a desire to squash the decades-long conflict as he's released from prison. Key Points of the Beef: • Financial Disagreements: Max B claimed he was paid very little (e.g., $300 for shows) for A-list work, while Jim Jones earned thousands. • Lack of Credit: Max B alleged he wrote many of Jim Jones' hits, including "We Fly High," but received no proper recognition or compensation. • Jail Incidents: The beef intensified when Max B was incarcerated; he dissed Jones in interviews for not helping him, leading to a situation where Jones offered a deal to pay bail in exchange for publishing rights, which Max B felt was exploitative. • Escalation: The conflict turned personal, with Max B remixing Jones' songs, attacking his wife (Chrissy Lampkin), and targeting other Dipset members like Hell Rell. • Physical Threats: Max B claimed Jones tried to attack him in a parking lot, escalating the beef from music to violence. Jones Max Biggaveli