Rapper Bow Wow says without P Diddy there is a ‘hole’ in the hip-hop party scene

Bow Wow is yet another celebrity to comment on P Diddy ’s recent arrest.

Bow Wow recently went on the latest episode of the More to the Story podcast with Rocsi Diaz and spoke about his experience with the rapper in the hip-hop community.

Bow Wow said not only were P Diddy’s accusations - which the rapper has wholeheartedly denied - a “very, very messed up situation”, but it was not what he predicted for the rapper.

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“For me, thinking on it, bro’s supposed to be on a 250-ft yacht with his wife, leg up, chilling that’s how you ride it out,” he said. “And I think a lot of us probably thought we’d never see this. But for me it’s just unreal. It seems unreal at times…I would never have thought that we’d seen him in this position.”

While discussing the allegations around the music mogul, he referred to P Diddy as “the gatekeeper to the game" and recent party plans have changed without Diddy in the picture.

“He’s like the gatekeeper to the game,” Bow Wow said. “Like BET Award weekend, the past two, they just didn’t feel right because there was no emotion. There was no parties. There was nowhere to go.”

Diaz asked the rapper to clarify the difference between “parties” from Diddy’s alleged “freak-offs” that are mentioned in the rapper’s recent allegations.

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“I’m separating, I’m talking about him as the artist, as the person. How monumental, how important he was to the culture. I said, ‘Jermaine, there’s no parties…You feel it, it’s like a hole," he said while referencing a conversation he had with Jermaine Dupri.

"He was just such a gatekeeper for me, the liquor in the clubs, he was everything hip-hop! For that to die out, you just would have never thought. Especially when you look at somebody as somebody you studied, somebody you idolized… he was the guy that every young hustler looked up to and wanted to be like or pass.”

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"It’s sad and it’s messed up that we gotta witness this,” he added.

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