Bow Wow Net Worth

Shad Gregory Moss, commonly known by his stage name Bow Wow (previously Lil' Bow Wow), is an American rapper, musician as well as entertainer with an expected total assets of $2 Million. He was conceived March 9, 1987, and he delivered his first collection, Beware of Dog, in the year 2000, at 13 years old. This was trailed by Doggy Bag in 2001.

In 2003, he delivered his third collection Unleashed, which was the primary collection to be delivered after he dropped the "Lil'" from his stage name.

Name Shad Gregory Moss

Stage Name Bow Wow

Other Names Lil' Bow Wow, Kid Gangsta

Age 35

Birth Date 9 March 1987

Birth Place Columbus, Ohio, U.S.

Conjugal Status Unmarried

Children 1 (Shai Moss)

Net Worth $2 Million

Occupation Rapper, Songwriter, Actor

Years Active 1993 - present

Genres Hip jump

Labels LBW, Bad Boy (current), Cash Money, Republic, Sony Urban, Columbia, So Def, Death Row (previous)

Related Acts Da Brat, Jermaine Dupri, Omarion, Lil Wayne, Soulja Boy, Snoop Dogg, T-Pain

Bow Wow Early Life

Shad Gregory Moss, well known by his stage name Bow Wow, was brought into the world on 9 March 1987, in Columbus, Ohio, United States. Shad never saw his dad, Alfonso Preston Moss, as he deserted the family passing on Shad to be raised by his mom, Teresa Rena Caldwell, and his stepfather, Rodney Caldwell. He was brought up in Reynoldsburg, close by his progression sisters, Erica and Jasarah.

Shad was captivated by music since he was a youngster and his mom was incredibly steady of this interest of his and took more time to a few ability rivalries in his old neighborhood.

Bow Wow has a girl Shai Moss, who was brought into the world on April 27, 2011, with Joie Chavis. Bow Wow was previously drawn in to Erica Mena.

In the year 1993, he gave a stunning presentation at a show in Los Angeles, where he got the attention of the rapper, Snoop Dogg. It was Snoop Dogg who gave Shad his stage name "Lil' Bow Wow". Lil' Bow Wow showed up on the track, "Gz and Hustlas" of Doggystyle (Snoop Dogg's presentation collection) and furthermore in the music video of "Gin and Juice." In 1998 when Shad was only eleven years of age, he ran into Jermaine Dupri, a record maker, who might turn into his tutor and demonstrate an extraordinary assistance in molding his vocation. A year from that point forward, in 1999, the film Wild West's soundtrack included his melody "The Stick Up" with Jermaine Dupri.

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