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Max Boogie Releases His Brand New Summer Banger Titled “You See It”
Bringing Raw Talent and new energy to the rap game. He promises this to be only the beginning of a New wave of music as he gears up leading into the second half of 2023 and the release of his anticipated new project “Rare Form”
Boog has experience performing across the East Coast. His Current Official Releases Include, “The Zone” EP released in 2019. “Ain’t Supposed To Make It” Playlist released in 2020, and his latest project “Different Breed” Mixtape released in July of 2022, believed to be his best release yet as the project included his Banger single “Stupid Rich” as a bonus track.
Boog’s Stupid Rich Has undoubtedly been his golden ticket to newly found notoriety and popularity. With a stunning, cinematic Video release as well as the bars And hype in his lyrics all certified and stamped by the Co-Sign of the legendary Jadakiss himself. Additionally, featured in New York City based media company Video City TV’s Interview and Amazon Fire TV series, Boog managed to Grow his reach to different locations across the US and even international exposure!
He’s also Released numerous Singles Including “King Or Pawn”, “Can’t Help It, as well as “The Crown” and Others that are all additional smokers in his growing catalog.
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