Bow Wow apologizes for playing at crowded Houston club

Bow Wow has apologized after receiving tons of criticism for performing at a crowded Houston club during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a series of tweets, the Ohio native explained why he picked up the mic at the club. “Here is the TRUTH: my only statement. 1. It wasn’t a Bow Wow concert, ”he tweeted on Tuesday January 19th. “I just did a verse for ‘Comme toi’. And I went back to my section and just put my mask back on. 2. I haven’t, I repeat, I haven’t been paid for anything. It was my boy’s 30th weekend and I fell in love.

Bow personally apologized to the mayor of Houston, who tweeted that “Neither Houston nor any city in Texas should be allowed to host concert organizers outside of this state as clubs / bars are allowed to be reclassified into as restaurants. Only legitimate restaurants should be open at this time. “

“3. I apologize if I did something wrong, ”Bow continued. “I love the city of Houston. I consider it a 2nd house. A place I go in my spare time. 4. Sorry to the mayor for any confusion. I understand the times we live in, so I apologize.

The former “106 & Park” host then said the clip of him playing was the only one going viral, though other artists were also in town performing live in theaters. crowded. “My clip was the only clip to go viral and we know why,” the host of “Let Me Hold You” wrote. “Anything with my name reads as follows. That’s why they chose me. I understand that’s why I signed up. I can take all the heat and not sweat. Sorry for any confusion. “

Check out Bow’s tweets below.