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Bow Wow deletes tweet threatening to "pimp" Melania Trump

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By Jennifer Brett
March 16, 2017

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Rapper and actor Bow Wow has deleted a Twitter post threatening to "pimp" Melania Trump and "make her work for us."

He posted the message after President Donald Trump's tweet hinting that Snoop Dogg could face "jail time" following Snoop's video showing him shooting a Trump clown character with a toy gun. Trump's tweet pondered the possible recriminations had Snoop's video referenced his predecessor:

T.I. defended Snoop's work in a profanity-riddled Instagram post , and Bow Wow took things further:

"Ayo DonaldTrump shut your punk ass up talking s*** about my uncle Snoop Dogg before we pimp your wife and make her work for us," the artist officially known as Shad Moss tweeted. Twitter quickly registered its opprobrium and the message is now gone.

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