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Bow Wow Asserts Many Rappers Owe Him Money, Sets Sights on Collecting Debts

In a bold move on Thursday, rapper and actor Bow Wow took to social media to issue a stern warning to individuals who owe him money, drawing a comparison to the legendary 50 Cent.

In a tweet that has since been deleted, Bow Wow declared his intention to publicly name and shame rappers who have allegedly been dodging their financial obligations for the past three years.

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Referencing 50 Cent's reputation for collecting debts, Bow Wow wrote, "Yo! Y’all think 50 gotta long list of rappers owing him money??!!! Ima start naming rappers that owe me and been running off with the paper for 3 yrs! Don’t let that Like Mike shit fool you! I want my money!!!! Ima start naming u n***as."

Bow Wow Takes a Page from 50 Cent's Playbook, Threatens to Call Out Debtor Rappers: 

Bow Wow says he’s gonna start naming the rappers that owe him money pic.twitter.com/CyxdFJFa2n

— WhatsOnRap (@WhatsOnRap__) May 31, 2024

This declaration echoes 50 Cent's infamous approach to debt collection, where he has publicly called out prominent figures in the industry, including Diddy, Irv Gotti, and Jeezy. 

Bow Wow appears ready to follow suit, prepared to address longstanding financial disputes and seek restitution.

Drawing further parallels to 50 Cent's tactics, Bow Wow's statement harks back to the rap mogul's demand for payment by Monday. 

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Notable instances include his pursuit of payment from fellow artists like Young Buck, Rotimi, and Power executive producer Randall Emmett.

Despite the contentious nature of his recent remarks, Bow Wow has also celebrated a significant milestone in his career. 

In April, the 37-year-old artist took to social media to announce that his debut album, 2000's "Beware of Dog", had surpassed four million sales in the U.S., making it eligible for quadruple platinum certification. 

Notably, Bow Wow achieved this feat at the tender age of 13, underscoring his early success and enduring impact on the rap scene.

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