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Max B Headlines Young World Festival

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MIKEs Young World Festival returns to Brooklyn, featuring hip-hop legend Max B, known as the wave god. Max B, a rapper and producer, recently collaborated with Earl Sweatshirt and the Surf Gang, and worked with French Montana. The festival, part of the Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage series, also includes performances by De La Soul, Pete Rock, Boot Camp Clik, Bilal, and Shaggy, bridging the gap between past and future hip-hop.

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Max B Headlines Young World Festival

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Max B Headlines Young World Festival. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 30th, Mikey is bringing back his young world festival to Brooklyn, and this time he's putting the spotlight right on Max B, the wave god, himself. At just 27, Mikey knows the streets of hip-hop run deep, and Max B's influence stretches from Wiz Khalifa to the AAP crew, even if he's not, blasting on every young playlist. Max B steps up as both rapper and producer under his DJ Black PR name, fresh off dropping a double collab album with Earl Sweatshirt and the surf gang, called Pompeii Slash Utility. Earlier this year, he linked with French Montana for Coke Wave, 3.5 Cole and Narcos, including that sample heavy join ever since you left me. That put Wavy Crockett on more radars. For Mikey's core fans in their 20s, Max B might feel like OG territory, but booking him shows real respect for hip-hop's roots and how those waves. Still crashed today. It's a nod to the baritone voice that shaped the game quietly, but heavy.

The festival slots into the Capital One City Parks Foundation, Summer Stage series, marking its 40th year with heavy hitters like Dallas Soul, Pete, Rock, Boot Camp Click, Balal, and Shaggy rounding out the lineup. Young world keeps building that bridge from past to future, keeping the culture alive in the parks. From the world of music, powered by AI, this is Music News Today.

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