Rapper Bow Wow Apologizes For Threatening
To Pimp First Lady Melania Trump
May 29. 2017
Bow Wow would not like
it if anyone spoke about his daughter in the manner he does
regarding Melania Trump and women in general
Atlanta rapper, Bow Wow, real name Shad
Moss, has apologized for outrageously threatening to pimp
U.S. First Lady, Melania Trump. On March 15, 2017, Bow Wow
sent a threatening tweet to U.S. President, Donald Trump,
because the commander-in-chief hated rapper Snoop Dogg's
video that featured his assassination. Bow Wow's ill-advised
tweet stated, "Ayo @realDonaldTrump shut your punk as* up
talking s**t about my uncle @SnoopDogg before we pimp your
wife and make her work for us."
Bow Wow tweet about President Trump and
the First Lady
The tweet was absolutely disgraceful and many
slammed him for it. People
were very offended by his words, as it was very
disrespectful towards women. However, this is the attitude
Bow Wow has in reference to women. Bow Wow has since deleted the
tweet. He recently apologized on his new reality show,
"Growing Up Hip Hop."
STORY SOURCE
Bow Wow Apologizes For Threatening To ‘Pimp’ First
Lady Melania Trump
May 27, 2017 - Shad Moss aka Bow Wow talks
the #BowWowChallenge, his new reality show, and why he
regrets tweeting about the first lady. Bow Wow has nine
lives. The rapper, who now goes by his birth name, Shad
Moss, played his first sold-out shows long before hitting
puberty. In only three decades, he’s cycled through
innumerable career phases, from rapping at Snoop Dogg’s side
to acting to hosting gigs and reality TV show appearances.
Now Moss, a long-time staple of the Atlanta
hip hop scene, is looking to honor his adopted hometown on
WE’s newest reality offering, Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta.
The series’ first season is slated to track Moss’ latest
comeback and new music intended to herald his graduation
from nostalgia-inducing puppy to top dog. Along the way,
there’s sure to be romantic happenings, family drama, and
rising tensions with his fellow Atlanta castmates.
Luckily, Moss is already well known for the
kind of entertainment value that keeps channel surfers
coming back for more. The “Like You” rapper has proven
himself adept at combining the explosive elements of social
media and minor celebrity to wreak havoc and make headlines.
Using Twitter and Instagram, Moss has propelled himself to
trending topic twice in the past few months.
In March, he had Fox news anchors clutching
their pearls after he fired off an incendiary tweet,
defending his mentor Snoop Dogg and jokingly threatening to
“pimp” the first lady Melania Trump. For his encore
performance, he sparked an entire Twitter challenge by
appearing to falsely flex on his Instagram. To hear Moss
tell it, “It’s all part of the game”: While there are
certainly bad tweets, there’s no such thing as bad
publicity...
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