Hell Rell & JR Writer on Dissing Max B in the Past, Will They Do a Song with Max Now? (Part 5)
December 22, 2025
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In a recent interview, Hell Rell and JR Writer revisited their past beef with Max B, touching on the early internet-era conflicts that shaped hip-hop's new battlegrounds. Both artists recalled how Max B’s trolling, often alongside French Montana, sparked their lyrical responses—Hell Rell notably released the “Max B Deus” and “Max B Exposed” freestyles, while JR Writer dropped a Max B diss track this year. They highlighted how their feud unfolded during the transition from underground DVDs to the dawn of YouTube, marking a pivotal shift in how rap beefs were shared and consumed.
Despite the history, both Hell Rell and JR Writer expressed openness to collaborating with Max B now that he’s out of prison. Hell Rell said, “If it makes sense and the stars align,” while JR Writer emphasized focusing on their craft without relying on features but leaving the door open for working with “dope spitters.” Their attitudes reflect maturity and a forward-looking approach, leaving fans hopeful for a potential reunion on record.
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