Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Bow Wow finally reacts after being sued scamming 10-year-old $3k for feature.
He wrote on Twitter: “D pimpin done got yall again huh? 🤣 i dont conduct business on apps. I do NOT use or have cash app. So if you aint call management and send a wire .. you def was NOT dealing w me. Be careful who yall send yalls money to online. This happens everyday to folks. This the 3rd time somebody acting like me catfishing people.”
In a strange new lawsuit, Bow Wow is accused of taking money for a feature and never delivering. While the kind of thing tends to happen often in hip-hop it’s who he took the money from that was surprising. According to The Neighborhood Talk, the rapper ran off with the money he was paid for a feature with a 10-year-old girl. Court documents say that he was sent $3k through Cash App for the purposes of recording a feature on a song, but it never materialized. Now the father of the 10-year-old is suing for $15k. “Based on the foregoing and as a direct consequence of Defendant’s actions and failures,” the text in the suit reads.
Fans in the comments reacted pretty much exactly how you’d expect to the strange story. “Now why would he make a song with a 10 yr old,” one comment reads. “Not he played a 10-year-old girl. That’s insane” seemed like the primary reaction. “It being a 10-year-old is just wild af lmaoooo! Because sir what????” reads another one of the top comments. Other fans expressed hesitancy, choosing to wait and see how the story unfolds before making any judgments. “I’m gone sit this one out until he say something. Thanks to Carlee I don’t want to take a bite out of crime anymore.”
According to reports, the 10 y/o paid Bow Wow $15K for a feature which he never completed but accepted the money. Court documents claims that Bow Wow was sent $3k through Cash App. Now the father of the 10-year-old is suing for $15k.
“Based on the foregoing and as a direct consequence of Defendant’s actions and failures, Plaintiff’s total damages, including costs and attorney’s fees, amount to $15,000.00″ reads in the document.
