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The arrest of Diddy was good for folks who were trying not to get diddled.

But it’s been bad for Bow Wow.

According to Bow, the scene has been dead since the Feds took Puff away.

“The BET didn’t feel right.  There was no motion.  No parties.  There was nowhere to go,” he said.

At this point, the lady interviewing him asked him to clarify that he wasn’t talking about freakoffs.

He did, reluctantly, and then continued on about Diddy’s influence on the culture’s nightlife.

“It shows how monumental he was to culture .. he was just such a gatekeeper.  The liquor.  The clubs.  He was everything Hip Hop.  For that to die out.  You would have never thought.,” he said.

Do you think Bow was getting freaky with The Diddler?

There is video evidence to suggest he was:

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