Video: Dame Dash going out sad, offering a Rocafella chain if the sale goes over $10M

[Scottie Drippin]

dude supposed to be the brains behind one of the biggest record labels of all time and he ain't have no investments outside rocafella???

Of course he did - he ruined every single last one of them

The only thing left to his name of any value is the ONE thing he wasn't allowed to touch. And since the rights will revert back to Jay in a few years anyway, he doesn't have to bail Dame out by bidding for it. The one asset Dame had is worth less than it could be, because of Dame. He's getting forced out of the very last thing in the world that made Dame Dash "Dame Dash", and it's not going to solve any of his problems because of how little money it's going to get.

This is the guy people on the internet cry about and believe was done wrong by the world

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

I thought there was a rumor going around that Cam was gonna buy Rocafella?

Nah it was this shyt he was suppose to buy, 1/3 of it. I think I said him and Mase were hummer stunting and just kekeing for clout and wasn’t gonna buy shyt when they talked about it on the show lol. They don’t have $10M to burn on a 10 year lease on something that isn’t recoupable.

 

[L. Deezy]

dude supposed to be the brains behind one of the biggest record labels of all time and he ain't have no investments outside rocafella???

extreme narcissist's behavior

He is the guy that has to see his name on everything as owner.

 

[L. Deezy]

I actually forgot why dude needs 800,000

this shyt is ridiculous.



On Wednesday (March 30), a judge awarded Josh Webber and Muddy Water Pictures $805,000 after a jury sided with Webber in the copyright infringement and defamation lawsuit filed against Dash, which stems from the 2019 film Dear Frank.

According to the suit, which was filed in 2019, Dash was hired to help co-direct Dear Frank in 2016 but was fired two years later for constantly being inebriated on set. After Dash’s ousting, Webber claims the mogul pitched Dear Frank to various networks including BET, under the guise of the film being titled The List to avoid suspicion.

In all, Muddy Water Pictures was awarded $30,000 for copyright infringement and $125,000 in punitive damages. Webber was also awarded $400,000 in compensatory damages for defamation and $250,000 in punitive damages. Following the verdict, Dash took to social media to react, conceding defeat, albeit while continuing to claim creative ownership of Dear Frank. “You have to lose some battles to win a war… stay tuned #fatliars #youllneverbeme. Don’t ever say you Directed MY movie,” he wrote in a post on Instagram. In response, Webber issued a post of his own, simply writing, “Case closed” while tagging Dash’s Instagram account, with the hashtag #dearfrankmovie.”

Released in 2019, Dear Frank stars Brian White, Claudia Jordan, Columbus Short, Nicholas Turturro, Torrei Hart, and Kearia Schroeder, and includes a cameo from rapper Lil Durk.

 

[RubioTheCruel]

I actually forgot why dude needs 800,000

this shyt is ridiculous.

He was also in family court not too long ago crying poverty trying to get his child support payments reduced. It wasn't even an exorbitant amount either, he is only on the hook for like $3K a month

 

[ajnapoleon]

I actually forgot why dude needs 800,000

this shyt is ridiculous.



On Wednesday (March 30), a judge awarded Josh Webber and Muddy Water Pictures $805,000 after a jury sided with Webber in the copyright infringement and defamation lawsuit filed against Dash, which stems from the 2019 film Dear Frank.

According to the suit, which was filed in 2019, Dash was hired to help co-direct Dear Frank in 2016 but was fired two years later for constantly being inebriated on set. After Dash’s ousting, Webber claims the mogul pitched Dear Frank to various networks including BET, under the guise of the film being titled The List to avoid suspicion.

In all, Muddy Water Pictures was awarded $30,000 for copyright infringement and $125,000 in punitive damages. Webber was also awarded $400,000 in compensatory damages for defamation and $250,000 in punitive damages. Following the verdict, Dash took to social media to react, conceding defeat, albeit while continuing to claim creative ownership of Dear Frank. “You have to lose some battles to win a war… stay tuned #fatliars #youllneverbeme. Don’t ever say you Directed MY movie,” he wrote in a post on Instagram. In response, Webber issued a post of his own, simply writing, “Case closed” while tagging Dash’s Instagram account, with the hashtag #dearfrankmovie.”

Released in 2019, Dear Frank stars Brian White, Claudia Jordan, Columbus Short, Nicholas Turturro, Torrei Hart, and Kearia Schroeder, and includes a cameo from rapper Lil Durk.

And so many say it’s jay fault

He atleast had 30 mill from the split

What did he do with that?

And they said jay helped him with his taxes but I’m not sure if that’s true

 

[L. Deezy]

And so many say it’s jay fault

He atleast had 30 mill from the split

What did he do with that?

And they said jay helped him with his taxes but I’m not sure if that’s true

capital gains tax gonna swallow a lot of that 30 million

 

[Max Goonberg]

Lil Uzi Very was just on stage in a Dragon Ball Z crop top, A purse and had on a roc chain.

…It’s over dog.

01 beans would've body slammed son all over baseline lol.

Roc chain watered down

 

[Crumple]

This nikka, just sell it to Hov, we all know he gon end up with it in the end anyway lol

10 million may cover his debts.

He lives high end even tho in reality street people have more real cash on them. Which is crazy because while they sleep on the street he's couped up in a huge clean house smoking weed.


He has over $900,000 in court judgements he has to pay.

It looks like he's living wealthy off his wife.

What she do for a living?

 

[Piff Perkins]

shyt aint goin over 10M with Jay saying they would only own the rights/shares for like 6 more years, since he gets them back in 2031.

Exactly, this is a scam. Someone might be dumb enough to buy it, since it's not like Jay is going to come out and publicly say what you said. But that's the only way I see this happening. Some rich white boy or a Saudi are his main sucker options.

The funny thing to me is that if Dame actually got 10mil and didn't have to pay off creditors, debts etc....he'd STILL end up broke again within a year because he's an idiot. I remember hearing him say he bought new white t-shirts daily, new shoes daily, and believed any money he had needed to always be on the street in a business instead of in his bank account. That's exactly how you go broke: not saving, making rash spending decisions, and propping up bad business ideas solely because you have money. Now he has dentures that don't fit and long term bills he can't pay. All that dumb shyt he was telling people about not investing in the market, not saving, not having a job, etc while clowning Jay...pull up the receipts, a lot of Coli brehs were defending him a decade ago. Where yall at now lol.

 

[Trajan]

If I was Dame I would've went underground years ago and let ppl speculate...no way I'm catching public Ls for decades

And he still insists on garnering attention

 

[threattonature]

I actually forgot why dude needs 800,000

this shyt is ridiculous.



On Wednesday (March 30), a judge awarded Josh Webber and Muddy Water Pictures $805,000 after a jury sided with Webber in the copyright infringement and defamation lawsuit filed against Dash, which stems from the 2019 film Dear Frank.

According to the suit, which was filed in 2019, Dash was hired to help co-direct Dear Frank in 2016 but was fired two years later for constantly being inebriated on set. After Dash’s ousting, Webber claims the mogul pitched Dear Frank to various networks including BET, under the guise of the film being titled The List to avoid suspicion.

In all, Muddy Water Pictures was awarded $30,000 for copyright infringement and $125,000 in punitive damages. Webber was also awarded $400,000 in compensatory damages for defamation and $250,000 in punitive damages. Following the verdict, Dash took to social media to react, conceding defeat, albeit while continuing to claim creative ownership of Dear Frank. “You have to lose some battles to win a war… stay tuned #fatliars #youllneverbeme. Don’t ever say you Directed MY movie,” he wrote in a post on Instagram. In response, Webber issued a post of his own, simply writing, “Case closed” while tagging Dash’s Instagram account, with the hashtag #dearfrankmovie.”

Released in 2019, Dear Frank stars Brian White, Claudia Jordan, Columbus Short, Nicholas Turturro, Torrei Hart, and Kearia Schroeder, and includes a cameo from rapper Lil Durk.

I wonder if that's the movie where there was footage of Dame on set rolling up some weed barking on people and just being a whole menace.

 

[threattonature]

Exactly, this is a scam. Someone might be dumb enough to buy it, since it's not like Jay is going to come out and publicly say what you said. But that's the only way I see this happening. Some rich white boy or a Saudi are his main sucker options.

The funny thing to me is that if Dame actually got 10mil and didn't have to pay off creditors, debts etc....he'd STILL end up broke again within a year because he's an idiot. I remember hearing him say he bought new white t-shirts daily, new shoes daily, and believed any money he had needed to always be on the street in a business instead of in his bank account. That's exactly how you go broke: not saving, making rash spending decisions, and propping up bad business ideas solely because you have money. Now he has dentures that don't fit and long term bills he can't pay. All that dumb shyt he was telling people about not investing in the market, not saving, not having a job, etc while clowning Jay...pull up the receipts, a lot of Coli brehs were defending him a decade ago. Where yall at now lol.

Facts. With all the money he's had access to the smart move is to invest some in safer or more stable assets and then use the money made from that to start the new businesses and ball off of if that's what you want. You don't invest it all in risky investments or you risk going broke again.

 

[GunRanger]

If I was Dame I would've went underground years ago and let ppl speculate...no way I'm catching public Ls for decades

And he still insists on garnering attention

all of his embarrassing stuff stem from court cases. This is the same man who said he cant pay 3k a month, and can only pay $500 a month in child support.

 

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