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With all the commotion and turmoil within Dipset, it's hard to argue that the group is in fact still intact.

As if the fall out between Jim Jones and Cam'ron wasn't enough, Dipset member Max B has now stepped forward and accused Jones of backpay owed to him for his contributions to Jone's album "Harlem: Diary Of A Summer," and what's undoubtedly his biggest hit, "We Fly High."

In a recent interview with MTV's Mixtape Monday, Max B says he's yet to see any of the money owed to him.

"No disrespect, but they do the shit that Diddy do," Max told Mixtape Monday. "

"But even though Diddy don't write rhymes, he writes checks. These niggas don't write checks. They just steal rhymes. 'Milli Vanilli 2012, Girl You Know It's True the LP.' They ain't right over there."

"Last time we spoke was a couple months ago," Max continues. "And it was ugly. And there's no way possible in this lifetime can the differences be settled. Biggavel wants out."

Ironically, earlier last month, in an interview with complex magazine, Jim Jones assured everyone that Dipset was fully intact with no problems--even poking fun at the Roc-A-Fella rumors saying "I’m about to throw them a raffle, we’re going to write their [Rocafella] artists on a piece of paper, give me a hat. The name we pick we’re going to give them a deal. [Laughs.]"

Max B has released a couple of diss tracks towards the Dipset Capo, you can check out his latest, subtly titled "Fuck Jim Jones" here.