French Montana & Max B Team Up To ‘Make America Wavy Again’

French Montana & Max B Team Up To ‘Make America Wavy Again’


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For years, French Montana and Max B fans waited with bated breath for the third installment of their Coke Waveseries, and now it’s finally here.

On Friday (Dec.12), the pair dropped their new single, “Make America Wavy Again.” Along with the new track, French and Max released a music video on YouTube. Coming in at over three minutes, the track and video aim to remind hip-hop fans who the “Wave Kings” are.“From the bottom, it got crazy (Crazy),” French and Max rapped on the track’s chorus.

“For them M’s, it got shady (Shady)/ Tell her momma don’t go crazy (Don’t go crazy), (don’t go crazy)/ Make America so wavy.” According to The Source, the duo’s collaborative project, Coke Wave 3.5: NARCOS, is scheduled to arrive at the top of 2026, on January 9. “This moment is bigger than music,” French tells the outlet.

‘Coke Wave 3’ Slated For Jan. 6 Release 

“Max and I started this wave together, and now that he’s home and we’re locked in again, it feels like everything came full circle. The fans waited a long time for Coke Wave 3, so we’re giving them something legendary.”Last month, Max B, real name Charly Wingate, was officially released from prison after serving nearly 16 years. The “Wavy Crockett” rapper was originally sentenced to 75 years in 2009 for his alleged role in a botched robbery that turned deadly in New Jersey.

However, his conviction was later overturned, and in 2016, he struck a plea deal that reduced his sentence to aggravated manslaughter—significantly shortening his time behind bars. Max B had been hinting at his release for months, even calling into The Joe Budden Podcast earlier this year to announce, “We got a date! I’ve got November 9, 2025, baby!” Now, it appears the Wave God has made good on that promise.


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