Teddy Riley Accuses Texas Bowling Alley Of Racism: “It Ain’t For Us”

Teddy Riley has accused a Texas bowling alley of racism after he claims he wasn’t allowed to bring his own beverage inside of the venue.

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On Sunday (July 21), the legendary producer and New Jack Swing pioneer took to social media to express his ire over an unpleasant enounter he had while at Plano Super Bowl, a bowling alley in Dallas, Tx. In the clip, Riley revealed that he had attempted to patron Plano Super Bowl with a group of nearly two dozen people, but that things went awry when he was informed that he could not enter the establishment with his water.

“What’s up, IG,” the Harlem native began while addressing his followers. “I came out to have a good time. I had about 20 people with me and this racist bowling alley basically told me I couldn’t bring my own water inside the bowling alley. “

Riley would then urge his fans to not give Plano Super Bowl their business if they’re ever in the area, warning that they’re likely to feel unwelcomed due to the experience and atmostphere. “It kind’ve shows who they are,” the renwoned boardsman said while continuing to detail the incident.

“They’re very racist here. So over here, if y’all ever come to this side and y’all trying to go bowling, don’t go to this one. It ain’t for us. Peace and love.”

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The Guy founder also voiced his outrage in the post’s caption, disgracing the manager of Plano Super Bowl while accusing the alley of “bad business” and “discrimination,” deeming the establishement as “racist” and “trash.”

“Do not go to this Plano super bowling alley!!! The manager is a piece [of sh*t],” Riley warned of the “Plano Dallas experience.”

See Riley’s social media post below.

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