Bow Wow Goes Off on His London Hotel; Claims that they Were Racist
Was Bow Wow the victim of racism in his London hotel, or just another rapper that gets stereotyped? We know that rappers make noise, get into all kinds of bs and act a damn fool. So, it’s hard to know if the hotel in London singled Bow Wow out for being black, because he is a rapper or because he really was making noise. Either way, the artist went to Twitter to express his anger at the hotel. It’s too bad there aren’t any black-owned businesses he can support, but then again, a lot of rappers wouldn’t support their own kind anyway.
Bow Wow, the rapper and actor took to Twitter to let everyone know that the Park Plaza hotel in Westminster is racist. The London hotel apparently raided his room on Thursday, based on suspicion that he was smoking in his hotel room.
The rapper, formerly known a s”Lil Bow Wow, spoke out saying that the management of the hotel was racist because they made the assumption that he was the culprit. The rapper said that they had no right to search his room.
Bow Wow went on to share that he was definitely not the one smoking. He wrote on Twitter:
The 64K question is why the hotel even gave this animal a room.
I mean anyone who identifies himself as little Bow Wow or whatever deserves to be in a cage not a hotel room.
Oh and just so you know I’m Black.
And I am sick to death of these Ignorant Degenerate Filth Peddling Niggers.
truthspks
July 29, 2012 at 7:17 am
Bow wow’s claims are not far from the truth. I had a room booked at the very same hotel months in advance. And when I showed up they did not want to give me my room. After much back and forth done with class I guess they figured I wasn’t one of those loud obnoxious negroes and decided to give me the room I had already paid for. So to hear of this about this hotel is not shocking. Oh and to add with my stay in the hotel I was consistently snubbed, looked down upon, and rudely treated. If it were not racism I would surely say it was classism at the least.
Mr. Clean
October 8, 2012 at 6:55 am