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Maxo 187
Mixtape by Maxo Kream
Released	March 5, 2015 (2015-03-05)
Recorded	2014–2015
Studio	iMix Recording Studios
Genre	Trap
Length	52:25
Label	TSO Music Group / Kream Clicc
Producer	Wolfe De Mçhls (exec.) A$AP P on the Boards Christian Lou Peso Piddy Rayayy Ryan ESL
Maxo Kream chronology
Quicc Strikes (2013) Maxo 187 (2015) The Persona Tape (2016)
Singles from Maxo 187
"Cell Boomin" Released: February 27, 2015

Maxo 187 (stylized as #Maxo187) is the third mixtape by the American rapper Maxo Kream. It was released on March 5, 2015,^[1] by TSO Records. The album's release was supported by the release of the single "Cell Boomin" featuring Father. The mixtape has guest appearances by Fredo Santana, Joey Bada$$ and others.

Production was led by Wolfe De Mçhls (also known as WXLF GXD) who produced six tracks, including album opener "Thirteen". A number of up-and-coming trap producers assisted him, including A$AP Mob member A$AP P on the boards, Ryan ESL and Christian Lou. The production was acclaimed for its cohesiveness and ability to complement Kream's versatile flow.^{[citation needed]}

Noted by critics for its macabre themes and violent lyrics, #Maxo187 details Kream's teenage experiences in the drug-infested and crime-ridden streets of southwest Houston, told through accounts of home invasions, robberies and life as a 52 Hoover Gangster Crip. #Maxo187 received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised Kream's rapping and storytelling.^{[citation needed]}