Max Kellerman-Young Man Rumble (video)

[GunStar]

LL doesn't know **** about boxing, Max is great and I really think it's pretty ****ed up for some people to make fun of them considering his brother is dead!

[ferocity]

LL doesn't know **** about boxing, Max is great and I really think it's pretty ****ed up for some people to make fun of them considering his brother is dead!

Didn't sound that bad, and his brother did seem to be a lot better then kellerman but its funny to see where he was then, to where he is now. And its ****ed up what happened to his brother.

[GunStar]

Didn't sound that bad, and his brother did seem to be a lot better then kellerman but its funny to see where he was then, to where he is now. And its ****ed up what happened to his brother.

This is the first time I've seen this, I didn't know Max rapped, but yea if his brother wasn't dead it is pretty funny.

BTW I do prefer Max over Merchant!

[maxorido]

HAHAHAHAHA!!! No ****in way!? how many of you knew he used to rap? Did he do anything else?

[Steel Glovez]

Wow. As Much as I'm against the swine MC, I have to admit that Max's brother has pretty good timing, diction (far as East Coast Rap goes), flow, rhymes, voice and overall rhythm. That beat is great, especially for that point in time. The beat has a dark early to mid 90’s feel to it. I'm still wondering how the **** they got on Columbia/Ruff House; a record label that included the likes of Cypress Hill, Nas, and Big Tim Dog. Anyway, Max wasn't all that bad. Besides his voice, he has good flow and decent timing. It’s obvious these guys weren’t rookies as far as Hip hop goes. I knew Max had some hood in him. He often gave shout-outs to MC's like Cormega, and Wu-Tang on his ESPN shows.

The early 90s hold’s a special place in my heart so I like this video. It has a great setting…a boxing ring and the streets of New York. What more could you ask for? Props.

[Steel Glovez]

You know what? I just listened to the song for a second time more carefully. Max EASILY out-flowed and out-rhymed his brother. He got skills. Listen to his lyrics. He's definately no Brian Austin Green.

[DiegoFuego]

you guys didn't know he was a rapper? did you never watch Around the Horn on ESPN? he talked about hip hop at least once an episode.

[realheavyhands]

i was suprised how good it was.. eminem sounds just like max... his brother can ryme... the beat was vicious for the time..

[Abe Attell]

i was suprised how good it was.. eminem sounds just like max... his brother can ryme... the beat was vicious for the time..

The big difference is, Max is raping about boxing, while M&M is rapping about being a little girl who has to pick on other girls (like his mother and girlfriend), and Moby, because he would get his ass kicked if he actually fought a person with a **** and testicles.

[DiegoFuego]

Eminem is for little boys who were ******ed