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Bow Wow's album "The Price of Fame" is dedicated to his late friend and fellow rapper, Chris "Lil' J" Smith. The dedication reflects Bow Wow's deep appreciation for their friendship and the impact Smith had on his life and career. The album captures themes of growth and the challenges of fame, resonating with the memory of his friend.

Lil Bow Wow, originally known as Bow Wow, first appeared in the music video for "Bounce with Me," a collaboration with Snoop Dogg and produced by Jermaine Dupri. The song was released in 2000 and served as the lead single from the soundtrack of the film "Like Mike." This video marked his debut and showcased his talents as a young rapper.

Bow Wow has a total of three number one hits on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. These include "Bounce with Me" featuring Xscape, "Let Me Hold You" featuring Omarion, and "Like You" featuring Ciara. His music primarily gained popularity in the early 2000s, contributing to his status as a prominent figure in hip-hop.

Snoop Dogg and Bow Wow have a mentor-mentee relationship in the hip-hop industry. Snoop Dogg played a significant role in Bow Wow's early career, helping him navigate the music scene and providing guidance. They have collaborated on music together, further solidifying their connection as artists. Additionally, their bond has been showcased in various interviews and appearances, highlighting their camaraderie in the industry.

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No, Bow Wow is not in the movie "Akeelah and the Bee." The film, released in 2006, stars Keke Palmer as Akeelah and features actors like Laurence Fishburne, Angela Bassett, and Curtis Armstrong. Bow Wow is not part of the cast.

As of 2023, rapper Lil Bow Wow's net worth is estimated to be around $1.5 million. His wealth comes from his early success as a child rapper, various music releases, acting roles, and television appearances. Despite facing financial challenges and declaring bankruptcy in the past, he has remained an influential figure in the entertainment industry.

As of 2023, Jadakiss's net worth is estimated to be around $6 million. He has earned his wealth through a successful career in hip-hop, including album sales, touring, and collaborations. In addition to his music career, he has also ventured into business, further contributing to his financial success.

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There have been instances where Lil Bow Wow, now known as Bow Wow, has faced legal issues, including arrests for battery and disorderly conduct. However, it's essential to check the most recent news for the current legal status of Bow Wow.

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There are presently seven kinds of bows I have any knowledge of:

Self Bows are simply a long piece of supple wood that is drawn into a bow shape with a bit of cord. These are generally hand-made and simple to make.

Straight Bows are long pieces of manufactured materials, usually pretty straight, that is drawn into a bow shape with a bit of cord. You can find these as kids toys.

Reflex bows are generally made of wood and, when unstrung, curve away from the holder of the bow from the handle. They tend to provide a lot of long-range power.

Recurve bows are generally made out of manufactured materials or laminated wood and get confused with Reflex bows. They only curve away from the holder at the tips, however, not from the handle. These are what they usually use at the Olympics.

Longbows are similar to Self Bows but much longer (taller than a man) and also simple to make.

Composite Bows are made of layers of multiple materials pasted together into the shape of a bow, but it is usually more flat than most other types of bows.

Compound Bows are similar in shape to a composite bow, but have pulleys and other fancy doo-dads that increase the power of the bow. Most of these are made of metal these days and used by sports hunters.

He has decided not to go to college because of his fame. he said that going to college would be to much for him to handle right now. plus all the fans at college would be over welming.

It depends whether you are shooting barebow or with sights.

For a barebow, keep your arm still and relaxed. Actually think, "if I shoot at this angle, is the arrow going to hit the target"? Be mindful of the terrain you are shooting on. Often, its closer than you think but the fact its down a hill makes it seem like a kilometre. Try to use the arrowtip as a guide; have it aimed at, maybe, the top of the target for a thirty metre shot, and make sure it's in line with the centre.

A bow with sights is much easier. Just estimate the distance, select the correct pin for that distance, have it lined up with the edge. Make sure to use the peep.

Most of all, practice.

You should always take a few lessons at your local archery shop or range. Its a good idea even if you have been shooting for years and your just cracking that bow out to get tuned up for the hunting season. So have some fun trying some of these tips and see if they help improve your shot groupings. The information below comes from people that I have shot with and research I have done on the internet. The main thing I have learned is that you need to be able to repeat the same steps ever time to be consistently in the kill zone. These steps should give you a base to work from when creating your form. Always remember safety first!!!

The shot can be broken down into a few key areas.

Stance, Draw, Aiming, Release, Mental Attitude.

STANCE --

posture:

Your shoulders should be parallel to the ground both should be the same height

from the ground, Don't roll your bow arm shoulder forward. Your aiming eye should be directly over your belt buckle. Your head should be centered over your hips with your feet separated about shoulder width. Hips should be centered over your feet, shoulders should be centered over your hips. This will give you a nice square relaxed posture and I know you can all hear your MOM about now telling you to stand up staight.

Foot position:

There are 3 basic foot positions that most archers use when shooting in 3D competions in-line, open, and closed. Lay an arrow on the ground pointing straight at the target creating a line to that target.

Having both toes touching the arrow/line the front foot at 12 o'clock and the back foot at 6 o'clock would be in-line with the target.

Having the front foot at 11 o'clock and the back foot at 6 o'clock would be an open stance by 15 degrees.

Having the front foot at 12 o'clock and the back foot at 7 o'clock would be a closed stance by 15 degrees.

I use an open stance and it seems to be the most natual for me and there is evidence that it has to do with shoulder sockit position.

There is an old test to demon straight being in favor of an open stance.

Stand about 20 yards away from from the target and use an inline stance with both feet touching the arrow pointing at the target. Look down at your feet and close your eyes, draw your bow and set your normal anchor point just like your ready to take the shot. Open your eyes, most shooters are usually off to the right. What this proves is that our natural body position at full draw, should dictate where our feet should be. Move your feet to where your natural body position is most comfortable. Some also claim that an open stance will reduce arm slap from the bow string.

*** This is also a good test to check your peep sight location to determine if it should be moved up or down. ***

DRAW --

grip:

It is important to relax your bow hand. You should have pressure on the heel of your hand near the base of your thumb. This puts the pressure on the wrist bones and reduces muscle tension. A bow sling can be used so you do not grab the bow.

Bow Arm Position:

Your Shoulder should be relaxed & locked in the shoulder joint. The bow weight should be held by the bones instead of the muscles, BOW HANDLE TO WRIST BONES AND UPPER ARM BONE INTO THE SHOULDER SOCKET. Don't bend the elbow or it will recruit muscle to hold it. The inside of the elbow should be vertical to the ground, this also reduces bow string slap comapred to an elbow with the inside of the joint facing up.

The anchor:

An anchor is the draw or string hand location when the string is released. It can be almost anywhere as long as it is consistantly in the same location for every shot. Most Anchors are near or along the jaw line and should have multiple points of contact. A common one I see used alot is to have the string hand behind the jaw bone and the string touching the nose. I put the back of the jaw bone between the knuckles of the index and middle fingers.

The draw arm:

The wrist, Forearm, and elbow should be a continuation of the arrow and all should be a straight line to the target. Bend your body at the waist to shoot up or down hill.

AIMING --

Most newer hunting sights come with 5 or 7 pins and it is mounted to the front of the bow near the handle. If you haven't bought a sight yet there is a difference in what class you will shoot in if you ever do a 3D shoot. The pins have a round guard and fiber optic lighting for the pins is now standard. Most have the ability to add a small light kit for shooting at dusk or dawn. In the string above the noching point will be the peep sight with a small hole in it. The idea is to look through the peep sight hole and line it up with the outer round pin guard of the site mounted at the front of the bow. Then focus your eye on the target point and bring the pin to the target. A common mistake is to focus on the pin and not the target.

RELEASE: --

Since the quick realease has become popular most of the issues found with fingers have been eliminated. There is normally a D-Loop added to the string. This D-Loop provides a noching point for the arrow, the odd colored feather or vane should go up. The quick release is clipped to the D-Lopp and pulled back having your finger behind the trigger to prevent a miss fire. The crease in the trigger finger should be used and not the pad of the finger tip. I like to exhale prior to squeezing the trigger this seems to relax or steady my site picture. My follow through is to hold until I see or hear the arrow hit its mark.

MENTAL ATTITUDE --

This is over look by a lot of people in competions and it normally comes to play when you start to get tired, feel the stress of competion or a 1000 other reasons. Turn the Cell phone off and focus on shooting your form and you you quickly start to move up in the ranks. Good luck and have a great day at the range.