Mad Maxx was one of G Herbo’s closest homies
and the rapper often shouts him out in songs.
But he was also one of No Limit’s most respected shooters
and had a wild reputation in the streets before he got killed in 2018.
Let’s take a closer look at the Story of Mad Maxx.
All the info in this video is alleged.
RIP to those who lost their lives.
Mad Maxx, also known as C-Money or Killa Chris,
grew up on the East Side of Chicago.
He was mainly raised by his mom after his pops was murdered when he was 12 years old.
So growing up, Max quickly adapted to his environment.
Max was from No Limit, a set of renegade Black P-Stones
who merged with the Muskegon Boys, a renegade set of the GDs’ to form NLMB.
He also had multiple brothers, uncles, and cousins who was well-respected members of NLMB.
Some say he was related to two well-known No Limit members named Mally and G Mankeski.
But it's unconfirmed if they actually blood brothers or just grew up together.
Either way, they all came up together, with G Herbo, and Lil Bibby,
who are the two most famous rappers from the gang.
Since they are made up of renegade sets,
NLMB are known to beef with almost everyone on the East Side.
But, they’re also a large gang with more structure than some of the other sets in Chicago.
They seem to have more OG’s around to guide the younger generation,
which has helped the gang survive, even though they have so many enemies.
The main sets that No Limit beefs with that’s relevant to this story
are Lakeside, KTS and Black Mobb.
Black Mobb are mainly Black P Stones and Lakeside are mainly GD’s.
But they are both allied and beef with NLMB.
KTS is an alliance between a bunch of different sets,
including members of Lakeside and Blackmobb with well known rappers like KTS Dre and Von.
Mad Maxx was one of NLMB’s most active members
and also one of KTS’s most hated opps.
He was put on by his uncles and other older dudes in his hood on how to move in the streets.
But like many kids who were respected in Chicago that ain’t have another hustle like rap,
Maxx eventually got out of control and it led to his own death.
At the time Max was coming up,
No Limit was locked in a heated war with Blackmobb.
Early on, the two gangs was cool with each other.
But a dispute over territory eventually led to them beefing.
In 2009, a dude from No Limit named Vito
was trapping in Black Mobb’s territory without checking in or paying tax.
So, a member of Black Mobb violated Vito for not showing the proper respect.
The leader of No Limit at the time told Vito to get payback on the dude who violated him.
So, Vito ended up shooting at the dude in front of his family,
which was a major violation of their laws.
This led to a dispute between No Limit and Blackmobb,
which resulted in Vito getting shot.
Vito’s death set off a wave of retaliation shootings, that created beef between the two gangs.
At some point during this beef, a member of Blackmobb and Lakeside named Deo
was murdered while walking down the sidewalk
in the 8100 block of South Manistee Avenue.
It’s not clear who murdered Deo,
but it’s been rumored that Mad Maxx was involved.
This would be the first in a long series of murders that Max allegedly committed.
In 2010, Max was locked up for an alleged shooting.
But there ain’t much info because he was still a minor at the time.
Not long after that,
he was back on the streets and looking for revenge.
Over the next few years,
Max lost several of his OG’s from No Limit, including his blood uncle.
In November 2011, White Folks, one of the leaders of No Limit, passed away.
He died after being shot by members from Lakeside in 2006.
A lot of NLMB members looked up to White Folks, including Mad Max.
So, his death was a major loss to the gang.
A few months later,
there was an assassination attempt on a group of No Limit members
that left two dead and several others injured.
They was all standing on a corner outside of a liquor store
on the 2500 Block of East 79th Street
when someone drove by and started busting shots with a Tec-9.
Five members of the group got hit and two ended up dying.
NLMB Roc and Alamo sadly lost their lives
and three other members sustained serious injuries but survived.
Roc was a beloved member of the gang,
who adopted the name Roc Block after he was killed.
Alamo was actually an older member who was 57 and had 4 kids.
Roc was no longer active in the streets
and had just come down from dinner to chop it up with some of the younger dudes.
It ain’t clear who killed Roc and Alamo.
But it was rumored to have been committed by members of KTS.
Mad Maxx and Roc were close homies and his death really hit hard.
So, after he was killed, Maxx vowed to get revenge on KTS.
A few months later in October 2012,
33-year-old Carlos Alexander aka No Limit Big Los
was murdered in the 7900 block of South Escanaba Avenue.
He was walking outside of his crib around 10:30am
when two dudes ran up and opened fire before fleeing on foot.
Big Los wasn’t just one of Max’s OG’s, but also his blood uncle.
So, his death really turned him into a savage and he was out for revenge.
Around 1 pm on November 10th, 2012,
Anthony Bagsby aka Bud from Lakeside
was walking down the 2600 Block of East 79th Street,
when he was approached by three or four men and shot several times.
He was rushed to Northwestern Memorial Hospital but later pronounced dead.
A memorial for Bud was held on a corner near where he was killed.
Friends and loved ones admitted he was a known gang member,
but also a mellow guy who just hung around the wrong crowd.
No one was arrested for Bud’s murder,
but it was rumored to have been committed by members of NLMB
including Mad Maxx, who was out looking for opps after the murder of Roc and Alamo.
Plus, it’s been rumored that Bud was present for the murder of Big Los,
Max’s uncle.
But Max ain’t stop there.
He kept seekin revenge for all the people close to him he’d lost.
On April 4th, 2013,
a Lakeside member named D’Angelo Simmons, aka Lolo
was walking down the street with another man not far from his home,
when two gunmen approached them and opened fire.
Lolo was shot in the chest and rushed to Northwestern Memorial Hospital,
where he was pronounced dead later that day.
According to friends and family, Lolo was out shopping for a family trip
and was walking home when he was shot.
A family friend said he was a good kid,
who was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Police never identified the man who was with Lolo when he was killed.
But it’s been rumored that it was another member of Lakeside named Mac Maine.
Mac Maine was allegedly one of the dudes who was in the car
that fired at members of NLMB the day Roc and Alamo were killed.
No one was ever arrested for Lolo’s murder.
But according to rumors, it was Mad Maxx who shot Lolo,
while Mac Maine ran away.
G Herbo was also supposedly with him when it happened and chased after Mac Maine,
shooting him in the leg.
But this is an unconfirmed rumor because Mac Maine never went to the hospital
and wasn’t identified by police as the person with Lolo when he was killed.
Both Bud and Lolo was respected members of Lakeside.
Members of No Limit often used their deaths to mock their enemies,
talking about smoking on Bud and Lolo in songs and on social media.
This only turnt up the war between Lakeside and NLMB.
But the summer of 2013 was also a wild time in the war between No Limit and Black Mobb.
Around that time, No Limit lost two members C-Moe and Tracy.
But they was quick to get their revenge.
In June 2013, 24-year-old Jordan Jefferson, a member of Black Mobb,
was shot in the head in the 2400 block of East 75th Street.
He was pronounced dead on the scene by the Cook County Medical Examiner.
A pastor at a local church Reverend Isaac Whittmon
said that Jordan was helping him earlier that day, carrying supplies into his office.
He attended service afterward but said that he wasn’t certain about joining the church.
Jefferson and Whittmon’s son then walked to a corner store.
The pastor heard three shots, then looked up and saw Jordan laying on the ground.
Allegedly, it was MadMaxx and a group of other dudes from NLMB
who saw Jordan and ran up on him, shooting him three times.
So, Max was just racking up bodies
and that was allegedly his third murder in less than a year.
On August 10th, 2013,
NLMB took a major L after losing a respected member named Kobe.
Jacoby Herron – aka Kobe,
was shot and killed outside of a McDonalds in the 2400 block of South Oglesby Avenue.
Kobe was close to G Herbo, who’s talked about him in interviews
and even named a mixtape after him, called Ballin Like I’m Kobe.
Just before he was killed,
Kobe was chillin with Herb and some other NLMB members on the block shooting dice,
but suddenly decided he wanted to go home.
They offered him a ride, but he said he’d rather walk.
But just a few minutes after he left,
they heard gunshots and ran down the block to find Kobe dead on the street.
No one was ever arrested for the murder,
but it’s rumored it was KTS Von and another dude named Posto.
Kobe was a well-loved member of NLMB.
So, his death was a major loss to the gang and only increased the tension.
After that, they were on the hunt for Von and Posto.
But before they could get to them,
Max allegedly took out a member of Black Mobb for the second time that same year.
Around 10 am on August 13th, 2013,
a 34-year-old man named Eric Chism was killed by a shooter in a passing SUV
on the 7400 block of South Colfax Avenue.
Chism was standing with at least one other person
when a light-colored SUV drove by and let off shots.
He was rushed to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
Cops later identified Eric as a known gang member from Blackmobb.
But according to one witness who knew him from the neighborhood,
Eric was not an active member and just had a baby.
So, it’s not clear whether or not he was affiliated or just an innocent bystander.
No one was arrested for Eric’s murder,
but it’s rumored that Mad Maxx may have been involved.
NLMB was still out for revenge over the death of Kobe.
By the end of the year,
they got what they were after by taking out one of his alleged killers, Posto.
On November 23rd, 2013,
Tyshon “Posto” Anderson was shot in the head in the 2700 block of East 80th Street,
just around the corner from where he lived.
Posto was standing in the hallway when someone started shooting.
He was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but pronounced dead around 11:50pm.
Police said Posto was a documented gang member.
But family members said he was a typical teenager who liked playing video games
and messing around with electronics.
He was struggling in school and was looking into alternative education programs.
But they admitted he had problems with gangs at school in the past
and just got out of jail five days before he died.
No one was ever arrested for Posto’s murder,
but it’s rumored that it was Crazy James and Mad Maxx from NLMB,
who were out for revenge after the death of Kobe.
Posto was a well-loved member of KTS.
After that, members of No Limit would diss Posto in raps and on social media
to get at their opps, which added even more fuel to the beef.
Over the next year, Mad Maxx got arrested several times,
which slowed down his activities in the streets.
On July 21st he was arrested for reckless conduct.
Then on October 17th,
he got arrested for not wearing a seatbelt and driving without a license.
He'd quickly be released for that crime,
only to get arrested for disorderly conduct a week later.
So Max was caught up most of that year and wasn’t as active in the streets.
On June 23rd, 2015,
KTS Von – one of NLMB’s main opps – was shot and killed.
No one knows exactly who killed him, but there’s multiple theories.
Von was walking by himself in the 7500 block of South Ellis Avenue
when passengers in an SUV spotted him and hopped out and shot him multiple times in the body,
then in the head.
According to rumors, he was high off Xanax at the time of his death
and wasn’t aware of his surroundings.
The 21-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene when police arrived.
Von was one of KTS’s most active members and had enemies in several rival gangs.
No one really knows who caught Von lackin' that night.
But one theory is that it was members of NLMB, including Mad Maxx.
KTS Von often referred to himself as Big Kutthroat Da Smoker.
Right after Von was killed,
Mad Maxx started calling himself Da Smoker on IG,
which made many believe he was taking credit for the hit.
But this might have been just another way to get at his opps.
In 2016, Mad Maxx started going through more legal problems
and got arrested multiple times for things like weapons possession.
But all that changed the following year and by 2017, Max was back at it.
On July 10th, 2017,
Blackmobb lost one of its top shooters and most famous rappers, Shootashellz.
About 3 months before his death
Shootashellz dropped a savage diss track called Death of 150,
where he took shots at several dead members from No Limit
including dudes like Roc, Kobe, and Fazio,
who G Herbo has rapped about many times in his own music.
On top of that, Shootashellz was also a shooter
and claimed to have several bodies at the time of his death.
So, after he dropped Death of 150, he became No Limit’s main target.
Shootashellz was walking to his car in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood
when three men ran up and shot him multiple times in the head and body.
According to police, he was shot approximately 15 to 18 times
until he was unrecognizable,
and they recovered as many as 43 shells at the scene.
Just two months before his death,
the FBI opened an investigation into the violence between Black Mobb and No Limit.
After an investigation into the murder,
they determined that it was likely connected to the beef
and the diss track Shootashellz dropped just months before his death.
No one was ever arrested but it’s been rumored that Mad Maxx
was one of the men involved.
Years after his death,
a police report identified Max as one of the primary suspects in the murder.
But before the police could catch up to him, the streets got him first.
On August 3rd, 2018,
Max was moving into a building in the 7600 block of South Kingston Avenue.
While outside, he allegedly spotted an opp from Lakeside
and quickly ran toward the building to escape.
But he ain’t get away and was chased down and shot twice
– once in the stomach and once in the arm.
Maxx was found slumped over in the courtyard and rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
At first, it seemed like Maxx was gon pull through.
Doctors kept him alive for an entire month after he was shot.
But he later died from his injuries on September 3rd, 2018.
A few days after the murder,
police arrested a member of Lakeside named Terrell Webb aka Hell Rell.
A witness came forward and identified him as the shooter
and when they arrested him, police found a weapon on him.
But there’s also been rumors that Max allegedly snitched on his deathbed.
While he was still in the hospital, slowly dying from his injuries,
police came to his room and questioned him about the shooting.
Supposedly
they convinced Max to provide a videotaped statement identifying Hell Rell as the killer.
This tape was never used in court
and Hell Rell was later released due to lack of evidence.
But the rumor that he snitched put dirt on Max's name.
Many of his opps claim he put in all that work in the streets,
only to have it all mean nothing because he snitched.
Whether or not Max actually snitched has never been proven.
But members of No Limit still honor him
and give him his respect as one of their most active members.
Like many dudes who got respect in the streets,
Mad Maxx ain’t know when to hang it up.
If he hadn’t got killed,
he probably would have just kept going until the Feds caught up with him.
But in the end, he made himself too much of a target
and it was only a matter of time before all the dirt he did
came back around to him.