WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Dallas Man Claims Rapper Bossman Dlow Slid Into His DMs — And Brought Receipts The tea in Dallas is piping hot, and it has to do with rising Florida rapper Bossman Dlow — who’s now at the center of some steamy Instagram drama. Over the weekend, a Dallas-based gay man took to IG to expose private messages he says came straight from Dlow’s verified account. And sis didn’t just talk about it — he came with screenshots. The man, who is openly gay and often posts in femme-presenting fashion, shared what appear to be DMs from Bossman Dlow allegedly requesting a private meetup. In the messages, the rapper (or someone using his account) allegedly complimented the man’s photos and asked when they could “link up.” But before anyone could chalk this up to confusion or say the rapper was being “catfished,” the Dallas man made sure to clarify: he told the rapper that his name was Justin. And yes, he confirmed that he is a man — despite the glam presentation. So if someone was in those DMs, they knew. “He knew I was a man,” Justin wrote in the caption. “I told him my name was Justin and he still wanted to meet up.” Of course, the internet wasted no time picking up the story. Screenshots started flying, Twitter timelines exploded, and TikTok was deep-diving into every detail. Some fans were genuinely shocked, while others shrugged and said, “It’s 2025, babes. Nothing surprises us anymore.” As of now, Bossman Dlow has not publicly addressed the allegations, and it’s unclear whether he or someone on his team was behind the DMs. Still, people are asking questions — and some are throwing shade. “If it was him, just say that,” one person commented. Let’s be clear: there’s no shame in anyone’s dating preferences. But as always, when a celebrity’s name is involved — especially one from a hyper-masculine industry like rap — things can get messy fast. Bossman Dlow, who’s known for his gritty Southern sound and viral music videos, has been gaining momentum in the hip hop world over the past year. This situation, however, could shift how he’s perceived — especially if he doesn’t address it soon. Some fans are encouraging Dlow to own the narrative, whether it’s true or not. “If you’re into what you’re into, stand on it. If it wasn’t you, clear it up. Silence is what makes stuff worse,” one fan posted. Whether this is a real DM drama or just another case of cloud-chasing meets celebrity exposure, one thing’s for sure: Bossman Dlow’s name is in everyone’s mouth right now — and not for a new single. Stay tuned, because this story might just be getting started.
“And if it wasn’t, maybe change your password,” added another.
Rapper Bossman Dlow Gets Exposed By Gay Influencer
