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Mr. Wavvy | |
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| Born | Max Tenenbaum September 7, 1996.[1] Montreal, Canada |
| Occupation(s) | Music correspondent, blogger |
| Years active | 2013–present |
Mr. Wavvy (born Max Tenenbaum, September 7, 1996) is a Canadian music critic and writer. He has written for Cult MTL since 2016 and is responsible for their basketball column, "MTL Courtside."[2]
Mr. Wavvy began his career in 2013, via video interviews on YouTube. During his early years, he interviewed the likes of Mac Miller, Charli XCX, Travis Barker and G-Eazy[3]. Mr. Wavvy's interviews have been covered by publications such as Billboardref name="Billboard"|Retrieved September 6, 2024[4], Consequence[5] and international editions of Rolling Stone[6]. In addition to his staff writing position at Cult MTL, Mr. Wavvy has also written for Okayplayer[7], Red Bull Music[8] and Gigwise[9]
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[edit]- ^ [1]|Retrieved September 6, 2024
- ^ [2]ref name="Cult MTL"|Retrieved September 6, 2024
- ^ (https://www.youtube.com/c/MrWavvy)ref name="Mr. Wavvy's YouTube channel"|Retrieved September 6, 2024
- ^ (https://www.billboard.com/music/rock/travis-barker-blink-182-interview-6897356/)
- ^ (https://consequence.net/2016/11/ivan-reitman-confirms-twins-sequel-still-in-the-works-with-eddie-murphy/)ref name="Consequence"|Retrieved September 6, 2024
- ^ (https://rollingstone.com.br/noticia/travis-barker-diz-que-tom-delonge-queria-fazer-blink-182-soar-como-o-coldplay/)ref name="Rolling Stone Brazil"|Retrieved September 6, 2024
- ^ (https://www.okayplayer.com/author/mr-wavvy)ref name="Mr. Wavvy author page - OkayPlayer"|Retrieved September 6, 2024
- ^ (https://www.redbull.com/ca-en/best-montreal-musicians)ref name="Red Bull Canada"|Retrieved September 6, 2024
- ^ (https://www.gigwise.com/reviews/3284033/album-review-lil-wayne-tha-carter-v/)ref name="Gigwise"|Retrieved September 6, 2024
Category:Writers from Montreal
Category:Canadian music journalists
Category:Jewish Canadian journalists