The 'Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta' star appears to be confident with his works, which include 'Roll Bounce' and 'Lottery Ticket', and claims that his acting career is way better than Nick's.
- Feb 19, 2020
AceShowbiz - Bow Wow and Nick Cannon both have impressive acting career, but still fans want everyone to pick one with the better movies in an Instagram post. Chiming in on the conversation, Bow Wow appeared to be confident with his works and claimed that his were way better than Nick's.
"Who Has Better Movies. Nick Cannon or Bow Wow," read the caption in a picture featuring movie posters which had them in it. "@nickcannon hands down drumline alone beats everything #bowwow has what's your thoughts," the fan account, which goes by recklezztv, wrote in the caption on Tuesday, February 18.
Bow Wow apparently caught wind of the post and quickly shared his opinion. "Bro whatever u smoked this am pass it," the "Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta" star wrote in the comment section. "Nick my boy but nba playes and kids everywhere rock the like mike jersey. I dont see kids wearing band gear as outfits. Sorry dawg. But everyone has their opinion. But the movies i put out had a lot of weight.. ALOT."
Most fans seemingly echoed the sentiment. "Bow wow hands down and yall left off 'Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift' Bow Wow was in and on the cover of," one fan noted. "Bow got this one,nick just saved more money," someone else added while person admitted to be a fan of Bow Wow's "Lottery Ticket" and "Roll Bounce".
Nick wasn't there to share his feelings but his fans were there defend his movies. "I give the SLIGHT edge to Nick cannon. 'Like Mike' was fictional and although it made me want to ball I knew I would only go so far. 'Drumline' fasho played a part of my decision to go to college which got me to where I am today. I couldn't wait for the dorm life. 'Love' don't cost a thing and 'Roll bounce' are a tie," a Nick fan shared.
One other stated, "Nick has drumline but bow wow has lottery ticket... both those movie were dope... i have to go with nick for movies and bow wow for music (at that time)...."
