Aside from kicking up dust with Young Thug, French Montana recently spoke with Nick Cannon about new music. The Florida-based rapper has been stirring the pot with the YSL Records boss and even got into a brief back and forth with the Atlanta rapper earlier today (May 15). French took some time away from his trolling to speak with Cannon about the music plans he has lined up, including another Coke Boys project and a posthumous album from Chinx Drugz.

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French Montana told Cannon that fans can look forward to his “That’s a Fact” remix along with Coke Boys 5. “Me and Durk, you know we got Lil Wayne on there,” he revealed. “A bunch of people on there man, so I’m looking forward to that. Max B. Chinx Drugz. I just finished up Chinx Drugz’s album. That’s a beautiful thing for me.”

Back in 2015, Chinx lost his life in a drive-by shooting. He was found riddled with bullets while sitting inside of a car in Queens, New York. He was only 31-years-old. Two men suspected of committing the crime have reportedly been taken into custody. “When people hear it, they’re gonna see how talented my boy was,” French said. “It’s sad for brothers like, like Pop Smoke…they casket closed when they door opened and it’s a sad situation.” Watch French Montana chop it up with Nick Cannon below.

The feud between Young Thug and French Montana heated up quickly after it all started in the wee hours of the morning. Thus far, we’ve seen both sides to the story after Thugger blew up on the Coke Boys rapper for disrespectingKendrick Lamar. Already, the Atlanta star’s associates Gunna and Wheezy have commented on the beef, sending prayers out for French Montana and taking the Slime God’s side. It’s now time for one of French’s boys to chime in.

Although he is currently in prison, Max B heard about what happened between French Montana and Young Thug and he’s allegedly attempting to keep the peace. According to an alleged phone call posted to DJ Akademiks’ social media accounts, the rapper has officially weighed in on the bubbling tensions between French and Thug.

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“We supposed to be pulling together on some positive shit,” says Biggavelli in the video. “All that other shit is goofy. I ain’t paying it no mind. I ain’t looking for clout. I’m putting out music. I’m trying to feed my family. I’m trying to do real shit.”

It’s unclear where the phone call was pulled from but Ak alleges that it pertains to the current situation regarding French and Thug. 

His neutral reaction may stem from the fact that Young Thug seems to have helped him as well. In one of his diss videos, the rapper claims that he probably helped Max B more in his life than French Montana has. Maybe he actually has and Max is wary about backing French too hard here.

It may be a bold declaration, but PnB Rock wants artists to recognize that he's the leader of the singing-rapping wave. It's unknown what prompted the rapper to take to his Twitter and share these thoughts with the world, but PnB Rock made it clear that he doesn't appreciate other artists mimicking his style.

“I wish so many mfs stop tryna sound like PNB," he tweeted. "I created my own wave ain’t ride off nobody sh*t.. i got Enuff Kidz." A Twitter user disagreed with the rapper and commented, "I need names ?? Ion really hear nobody sounding like him." The remark didn't go unnoticed, and PnB Rock hit the Caps Lock to issue a response.

"I STARTED THIS SINGIN TRAPPIN AND RAPPIN SH*T... DO YA GOOGLES," the rapper said. "CAME HOME FROM UPSTATE PENITENTIARY 2013 NOBODY WAS DOIN THIS SH*T BUT ME NO FUCKIN CAPP... JUST STATIN ALL FACTS." However, some people refused the rapper's claims and named off artists like Max B and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. Meanwhile, PnB Rock never revealed which artists he was referring to with his initial tweet. Check out the messages below and let us know who you think kicked off the "singing, rapping, and trapping" wave.

Max B was instrumental in Jim Jones forming the Byrd Gang Collective but the two ended up having a falling out that resulted in years of feuding, even while Biggavell was incarcerated. They’ve since made amends with each other but in a recent interview from what appears to be his forthcoming documentary, Biggavell explained that it was just a matter of egos clashing.

“I think two egos were just coming together. Two big personalities. I wasn’t there for that. I was just happy to be involved, you know what I’m sayin’?” Max B says in a new clip from a jailhouse interview. “I’m never trying to come take nobody shit. I’m in my own — I’m in my own world, b. I’m an existentialist. I like to do my own shit,” he continued.

“It was just egos clashing, a lack of respect, you know what I’m sayin’? A lack of everything. That shit don’t mix well,” Max B added. “Next thing you know [Jim Jones and I] are beefin’,” he added.” It should’ve went a different way. Today, I think we would’ve handled the situation different. We was young. We was all crazy.”

Max B’s rumored to be readying his release in 2021 after his sentence was cut down. He released the House Money EP last year as well as Coke Wave 4 with French Montana. Max B is clearly putting in work and plotting his return to the rap game.