Bow Wow Celebrates His 38th Birthday During Millennium Tour
Rapper Bow Wow, born Shad Gregory Moss, experienced a touching moment during a recent performance as part of the Millennium Tour. At the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on March 6, 2025, the second concert of this year’s tour coincided with Bow Wow’s 38th birthday, prompting a heartfelt celebration.
This notable event featured prominent performances by Bow Wow, Omarion, and Trey Songz. Before taking the stage, Bow Wow shared with the audience that Sunday marked his birthday. Emotion-filled videos shared widely online captured the moment when his fellow artists surprised him with a birthday cake and a rendition of “Happy Birthday,”visibly touching the Ohio native.
As social media buzzed with reactions, fans and critics alike reflected on Bow Wow’s career, acknowledging past controversies but ultimately celebrating his contributions to music. One user remarked:
“Y’all really dragged this legend for years; I’ll never forget, bruh really made some historical moments in the industry.”
Many users praised Bow Wow’s lasting impact on hip hop, highlighting how his music shaped their childhood experiences.
Others shared personal anecdotes, emphasizing his influence as a key figure in the music scene during their formative years.
Bow Wow’s Legacy in the Millennium Tour
In Saturday’s concert, Bow Wow delivered a dynamic performance, treating attendees to classics like his 2005 hit “Fresh Az I’m Iz.”He invited Detroit rapper Peezy on stage to perform “2 Million Up”alongside Icewear Vezzo, contributing to an electrifying atmosphere.
During his set, Vezzo took a moment to honor Bow Wow, lauding his crucial role in shaping the hip-hop landscape before festivities resumed for his birthday celebration.
The Millennium Tour, headlined annually by Omarion since its inception in 2019, boasts an eclectic lineup of both co-headliners and guest performers. It has been recognized as one of R&B’s premier tours, receiving nominations at the Billboard Music Awards in both 2020 and 2022. Bow Wow has been an integral part of this event since it began.
This year’s tour features an impressive roster, with Bow Wow, Omarion, and Trey Songz holding co-headlining spots, alongside notable guest appearances from Rick Ross, Plies, Boosie, Ying Yang Twins, Ray J, Sammie, Bobby V, Pleasure P, and Nivea.
Launching on March 7 at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, the tour will conclude with a highly anticipated show at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on April 27. It spans across 24 cities, creating a backdrop for unforgettable performances.
Bow Wow’s journey in hip-hop began at a young age, inspired by the genre even at three years old. He adopted the stage name Kid Gangsta by six, catching the attention of Snoop Dogg, who became a mentor to him.
At just 13 years old, he released his debut album “Beware of Dog”in 2000, followed by “Doggy Bag”in 2001, both of which achieved commercial success, peaking at numbers 10 and 11 on the Billboard 200. His notable singles include “Let Me Hold You,””Like You,”and “I’m a Flirt.”
In addition to his musical achievements, Bow Wow has made his mark in film and television, appearing in productions like “Johnson Family Vacation,””CSI: Cyber,””Scary Movie 5,””After Happily Ever After,”and “F9.”
The next Millennium Tour concert is slated for March 14 at the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, promising another night of incredible music and unforgettable moments.