Bow Wow is stepping back into acting as he teases a sequel to ‘Lottery Ticket.’
According to REVOLT, the rapper shared that the director, Eric White, contacted him and said he was down to shoot a sequel.
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Bow Wow — born Shad Moss — sat down with ‘The Art of Dialogue‘ in February and discussed the possibility of making a second installment of the film.
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On March 30, he seemingly confirmed on X, formerly known as Twitter, that the film was in the works.
Bow wrote, “We running it back,” along with artwork for the film.
Twitter Reacts To Bow Wow’s Movie Reveal
Social media let it be known how they felt about the project. The responses to his tweet varied.
@myrichpatna wrote, “ngl we good bro.”
@davdgaf commented, “You damn near a granddaddy now, it’s not gonna hit the same.”
In contrast, others were more enthused about a potential part II of the film.
“I can’t wait to see this,” @jadonpruitt35 said.
@miixtapechiick said, “I want the original cast.”
Additionally, X users thought Moss could be pranking them.
“And it’s too early for April’s Fools, so this better be real! Cuz the first movie was funny af,” @Sofa_loaf_ stated.
During Shad’s appearance on ‘The Art of Dialogue,’ he said, “Lottery Ticket 2 is a thing.” He explained that White had reached out to him. Additionally, the Ohio native shared that he was attempting to contact Ice Cube about the film.
Moss added, “I’m down. Me and Brandon T. Jackson… and of course, we gon’ bring the gang back together, but ‘Lottery Ticket 2’ is a thing… That could happen way before ‘Like Mike,’ we’re in talks, like that’s a serious thing. That’s a serious thing.”
Mike Epps, Terry Crews, Loretta Devine, Teairra Mari, and Naturi Naughton were among the original cast members. Bill Bellamy and Keith Davis also made appearances in addition to the late Charlie Murphy.
According to REVOLT, this will be Bow Wow’s first acting gig since he appeared in ‘F9: The Fast Saga’ in 2021.
Roomies, are you looking forward to a “Lottery Ticket’ sequel?
