The lead single “Girlfriend” spent months on the 106 & Park countdown. “That’s My Name”, “Take Ya Home”, “Puppy Love”, “Thank You”, “Let’s Get Down”, “My Baby” and “Let Me Hold You” were all retired.īy 2006, Bow Wow had dropped the “Lil” from his name and was riding the success of his 2005 release “Wanted” which produced hits such as “Like You” and “Fresh Az I’m Iz”īow joined forces with fellow teen sensation turned adult superstar, Omarion for a joint project titled “Face Off” in 2007. Lil’ Bow Wow would go on to have the most retired videos in 106 & Park history. Fun fact for those of you born after 1996, if your music video held the number one spot for over 65 days, it was retired. His first 10 videos all reached #1 on 106 & Park.
When Lil’ Bow Wow video dropped, the world stopped.
That first appearance would be the onset of a long-standing relationship between Bow Wow and the BET hit show. From the blaring screams from tween girls in the audience to the young boys who rocked their bandanas to mimic Bow’s look, the star power was apparent. His male counterparts respected him, the girls loved him and it was crystal clear that Lil’ Bow Wow’s reign would not let up anytime soon.īow made his first appearance on 106 & Park on November 8, 2000. Small in stature, Lil’ Bow Wow was filled with the charisma that Hip-Hop hadn’t witnessed before in an artist of his age. With co-signs from industry legends such as Snoop Dogg and Jermaine Dupri, the So So Def artist had already shaken the music industry with his debut single “Bounce with Me” and his undeniable talent and stage presence.
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