Fans Flood Bow Wow’s Account with Cash App Requests After He Vows to Give Away ‘All’ His Money

Rapper Shad “Bow Wow” Moss had another meltdown on Twitter that ended with him saying he needs to see his therapist and quitting music.

The rapper’s anger was triggered by a fan when he posted a picture of him and his girlfriend urban model Kiyomi Leslie with the caption “Never letting up. @Thee_Kiyomi #GUHHATL❤.” The fan commented on the picture and said, “Well that’s funny because I just saw you 2 nights in a row cheating.” Bow Wow then lashed out and responded, “B*th get the f*ck off out timeline. U live in nyc! Dont be tweeting my wife that dumb a** sh*t. For you get your f*cking block knocked off. Die slow b*tch.”

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After that unpleasant interaction with the fan, Moss ranted about quitting music, giving away money, and working at Game Stop. He tweeted, “Im cash apping all my money away today. So if you want some free money yall can have it… lets see if you think money makes you happy.” He also said, “Ima quit all this sh*t. Downsize my home. Sale everything. And go work at gamester. Id probably be the happiest man in the world. trade my cars in and buy a PROBE.” He continued and said, “Im seeing my therapist soon as I land…..”

Fans took him up on his offer and began sending him their cash ap account. Eryka Badu even asked to “Let me hold something bow wow.”

“Shad Moss look out for a brother from Delaware $mfresh1983”

“Still waiting for notification from shad moss”

“$Mrjrome….signed a fan”

This isn’t the first time the reality star has had a meltdown on social media. A few months ago he tweeted, “Feel like jumping off this balcony.” Then he said “I’m sorry but I truly don’t want to be here no more!” After much fanfare, the rapper said it was “just a figure of speech. I woke up to bad news.”

 

 

 

 

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