French Montana, Max B, and Rick Ross Share the Stage at BET Awards 2026
Max B’s stage return anchored a set built on the year’s defining New York rap hit, with a rare awards-show assist from Rick Ross.
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Max B’s stage return anchored a set built on the year’s defining New York rap hit, with a rare awards-show assist from Rick Ross.
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After an incident near the stage, the folk-pop musician took to social media with a plea for basic concert etiquette—the second such message in as many days.
The singer shared skeletal versions of album tracks alongside a candid note on the difficulty of promoting a project that left her feeling raw and exposed.