Wack 100: I Have More Paperwork & Audio of Max B Snitching on the Stand (Part 8)
April 29, 2026
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In a revealing interview with VladTV, music manager Wack 100 discussed tension with Fat Joe over comments about Max B, whom he labeled a rat. Wack confirmed a Super Bowl encounter with Fat Joe, where the hip-hop vet confronted him about calling Max B “Pistol Pete,” a known informant nickname. Wack shared that they possess undisclosed paperwork and audio recordings proving Max B’s cooperation with prosecutors, testifying against his stepbrother in court. This contradicts Max B’s public denials and tough-guy image. Despite Max B’s harsh insults directed at Wack, he never addressed the mounting evidence. Wack criticized Pistol Pete for spreading misinformation and not challenging Max B on his alleged snitching during his podcast. Fat Joe, while protective of Pistol Pete, admitted the situation could get messy. Wack 100 indicated more damning audio on Max B’s cooperation would be released, continuing the heated conversation on loyalty and betrayal in the hip-hop community.
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