All language subtitles for Dame Dash Defends His Worth On The Breakfast Club

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- Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious,

Charlamagne tha God, we are Da Breakfast Club,

Lola Rose is here as well.

We got a special guest in the building.

- Aw shit.

- Ladies and gentlemen, he's back.

(laughing)

Dame Dash, ladies and gentlemen.

Good morning, Dame.

- What's happening?

I'm, good morning.

- Well, how you feeling, first and foremost?

- I feel great.

Well, first, I wanna say that I really appreciate y'all.

Coming in, pause, having a face-to-face conversation.

- To the mic, to the mic, to the game.

- A face-to-face conversation with me.

So like, you know, in the street,

when people wanna sit down and talk,

that respect each other, even if they beefin',

at the table, because y'all came to the table,

there has to be respect.

So I got the respect, y'all.

And I'm gonna respect, I want y'all to respect me.

And first, I wanna give y'all some gifts.

Nicolette, that's, remember the little white lesbian,

little white lesbian, Aaliyah.

- Oh my God, hi Nicolette.

- That's her, that's the little white lesbian.

- I will not call you that, but.

- Who was watching the white lesbian clip?

- Remember he said that, that's when he called her,

and then everybody picked it up.

- I said it, 'cause that's what she reminds me of, but.

- Oh yeah, got you guys.

- That's her right there.

Yeah, I got a record while she's gone.

- She reminds you of the little white lesbian?

- No, she is a white lesbian, if Aaliyah was white,

she probably would have been like,

'cause she's a little dark too,

so I'd be like, you act like a white girl version of Aaliyah,

like she'd be a lesbian.

- You don't think that hurts artists

when y'all do that though?

- Comparing to other people?

- Yeah, 'cause it sets the bar

and it gives people an expectation.

- Why do you think I compared her?

Because of her singing.

- Her singing?

- Our artistry, I was comparing her

because of the person that she is.

There's a lot of things about Aaliyah

that I was in love with that y'all don't know at all.

This is Black Guns vinyl, which by the way,

I guess I'll make this announcement

that we are now being considered for a Grammy.

So make sure-

- Congratulations, man.

- Even though y'all never, oh, y'all did play it.

You've been looking out, I appreciate you.

- Look, he was about to say that we didn't.

- No, it wasn't.

- Yeah, 'cause you text me and say-

- I remember I did say, also, I know y'all got kids,

or have grandkids or whatever.

This is my girl's book that she wrote.

This book sold 80,000 books independently

for the family office, and then this is her second book.

But we did that independent.

And we go around to the schools

and we make sure the kids have books.

Like one out of 16 kids don't have books.

I mean, rather, like every 16 kids, I forgot to stat.

But you never seen me doing that on-

- Yeah, I seen you do "Dusko Golden's Face."

- And going to the schools?

- No, I never seen you go to the schools.

I seen you-

- Ain't you on my Instagram?

- Yeah.

- Oh, you never saw that.

You see the other stuff,

but you never seen me go to the schools.

You never say nothing about that.

That's what I be wondering.

We're gonna talk about that today.

- Let's talk about it.

You said you're on the verbal fair one.

- I do, and again, I appreciate it.

So let's do some boundaries, right?

'Cause everyone says I yell.

What happens is when people cut me off, I talk louder.

So if you cut me off, I'm gonna talk louder.

It's not gonna be any disrespect.

I just don't like being cut off

'cause I want to be able to complete my point.

And I'll give you the same respect.

So let's do this.

I'd like you to every single thing that you've been saying

when I'm not hearing a question you've had,

now that I'm here, I'd like you to ask me.

You too.

'Cause I heard, I saw all this stuff y'all said.

I posted it.

Just 'cause I'm like, when I see them, we'll talk about it.

So what were your questions?

You were saying something.

- My first question was about the pay-to-full.

- What about it?

- Did you own pay-to-full?

How did 50 Cent acquire ownership of pay-to-full?

- Let me ask you a question.

Let's put this in.

- That's not how this works, Dain.

- I'm sorry.

- I asked the question.

- You just cut me off.

Right?

Now I want you to notice every time you do this.

- Okay, okay, okay.

- And they would say I'm bugging if I yelled,

but please let me complete my sentence.

And please don't tell me how we do things.

That's gonna be a trigger.

So I'm just talking normally.

Do you remember when 50 Cent was supposed to be putting out

a documentary about Puff on Netflix?

- Yes.

- Where is it?

- I think it's still happening.

- Yeah, right.

He's capping.

So I'm, you know, I talk a different language

than most people.

I'm a boss.

So number one, there is no rights to be bought.

So I knew he was trolling.

And you gotta remember,

K.M. tried to have my son come on.

Let me ask you this.

Do you think messing with people's children is all right?

Can you answer that question?

- No, no, no, no, no. - No, see, that's not fair.

- No, 'cause you didn't answer that original question.

- I did answer it.

I just told you, he's capping.

- So he didn't get the rights to it.

- How would, if you, that's the thing is,

you know what the problem is.

- The problem is how are we supposed to know these things?

- You cut me off again.

- I'm asking you a question for you to answer.

- You cut me off again.

See this?

- No.

- Let's take a commercial break.

(laughing)

You keep cutting me, you don't think that's problematic

that you keep cutting people off

and you're interviewing them?

- Okay.

- You're really trying to tell me how to answer

and you expect me not to be triggered?

- No, I just want you to answer.

- Are you trying to trigger me?

- No, I just want you to answer.

- Okay, so then let me, how can I answer?

You keep cutting me off.

- Okay.

- I told you he doesn't have the rights.

No one has the rights.

Where are you gonna buy the rights from?

I wasn't planning on making paid in full

about those people.

Again, I was making my paid in full

and you know, you don't have to buy the rights.

I was actually there.

So you know 50 trolls and I was saying,

and I felt like you were interrupting me

and I'd like you to answer my question now.

Do you feel like I've answered yours?

- Yes.

- Do you think it's all right

to bring people's children involved?

- No.

- Did you know that Cam called my son

and tried to give him money?

- I heard you say that.

- You think that's okay?

- I need to know what he tried to give him money for.

- It doesn't matter, he's my son.

- Okay.

- Do you think that's okay?

- He might be offered him a job, I don't know.

- I have heard your answer.

Do you think it's okay?

- I don't know their relationship.

Like y'all from the same place.

Like he might look at Cam as uncle.

I don't know the relationship.

- Do we know it?

- I don't know their relationship, then I get it.

I understand.

You understand what I'm saying?

- I got you.

- Like if Charlamagne calls my son

and says, "Yo, Logan, here's something."

- While you're beefing.

- I wouldn't have a problem.

- You know, that sounds like bullshit.

- It's not.

- It does, because you know

and you have emotional intelligence.

- Absolutely.

- You're up here.

And let me just say one more, okay, let me finish that.

You should know that if someone's beefing with someone,

you don't tell their kids

and you don't get with that person's children

and you know better than that.

So don't act stupid.

- If y'all are beefing, then that's something different.

- Are y'all really beefing though?

Would you call it beef?

You said it's not beef.

You said that's your brother.

- It's not, I'm not going to get violent.

It's definitely like him coming pause against me

is almost like Fredo going against Michael Corleone.

You understand what I'm saying?

Do you watch "The Godfather"?

What's your favorite movie?

- Depends.

My favorite mafia movie, "The Godfather."

- I just said, okay, mine too.

So you know the rules.

My favorite movie of all time is "The Godfather."

I studied it.

I read the book, it burnt me out.

Remember "Godfather II" when he pretended to be weak,

then he took out the five families

and then his brother Fredo betrayed him.

See betrayal is something that happens over and over again.

Can never expect not to get betrayed by your brother.

Remember the last time I was here, I said,

you don't mess with, that's why I don't be around men.

So we all know they betrayed Jesus.

I said this.

- You walked in here with a man.

- Can I finish?

Please?

That's all I mean.

- Stop, cut him off.

- Don't you do the therapy thing?

- Yeah, but you-

- I want you to ask your therapist,

do you interrupt people and how problematic that is

at this age?

- No, you said you don't be around men.

- Stop cutting them off.

- See, there's the emotional intelligence.

Now you're going to go in on the worst.

That's dumb.

Come on, man.

Let's move forward.

Let's move F1 speed.

Don't pretend to be foolish.

You know you're talking to a smart man.

You know, you made me forget what I was going to say.

See, that's why-

- You're talking about the movie about-

- Oh, "Godfather."

- Correct.

- So do you remember he pretended to be weak?

His crew was like, yo,

why you letting him push and muscle us?

And then all of a sudden he hit the five families

and one day he waited for his mother to die,

asked his little brother to come to the lake house

and popped him.

I watched that movie.

I liked the way that "Godfather" moves.

So just keep that in mind.

Next question.

- I do have a question.

- Well, yeah, 'cause you were saying,

why don't you address the things you're asking-

- We're going to get into that.

First question I have is,

we know Dame Dash, businessman, entrepreneur, right?

- Chairman.

- Worth close to a hundred million at one time.

- Never.

- 50 million it says online.

30 million?

- I never had that much money to look at in my life.

- They say that the net worth was about 30 to 50 million.

- It's this thing, you guys believe the internet.

You guys are adults that believe what you read

and hear in the newspaper and y'all talk the most shit.

So you guys are talking about things with no research.

That's not fair.

See, the problem is, and this is,

actually I want to keep it on you.

- So my question, could you cut me off a question?

- Yeah, I'm sorry.

- So my question is-

- You cut him off two days before.

- I said, sorry.

- He didn't say sorry.

- That's called-

- You've been in therapy, you said sorry?

- I always say sorry.

- He said sorry.

- I just don't, you haven't been here.

- No, I haven't.

- The thing is, he'll be cutting me off

and then I'll get triggered.

I watch and I was like, oh, because he cuts me off.

That's what makes me-

- So my question, as a businessman,

entrepreneur, chairman, right?

Boss, you go from having a huge value

to being in the negative.

How does that happen from being a boss?

Explain it down.

Break that down for people that follow you,

they aspire to be you.

- I'm gonna tell you.

- Please.

- So the reason why I filed was because

I've had $20 million of taxes.

First off, do you know anybody

that paid $25 million of taxes in your life?

Name one person you know.

- I don't.

- Okay, so why would I be the first?

Nobody does that.

That's what chapter is for.

The problem with filing is black people don't file

'cause they don't understand it.

And that's why when you guys talk about things,

I wish you'd really do your research.

Chat GBT does exist.

So if you really wanted to know how 50 bought it,

ask Chat GBT.

How could he have bought it?

Who could he have bought it from?

Did you hear an announcement in Deadline?

Do you even read Deadline?

- Yeah.

- So then if it wasn't in Deadline--

- It's been in Deadline several times.

- You didn't turn to me.

If you went to...

(laughing)

If you were in, if you read Deadline,

if you know about Deadline,

why wasn't there an announcement in any trade magazine?

If there's not an announcement in the Wall Street Journal,

the New York Times, or whatever trade,

WWD, you can't believe it.

- Why though?

Because most of the time--

- You didn't answer my question.

Ask the question.

I wanted to know how he got to a particular

where you were in the negative.

- Oh, I was gonna tell you.

- That was the question.

- So again, number one, most companies aren't owned,

like rich people, rich families,

they don't put anything in their name.

They build their family office.

So I filed because, again, I've had 20 million dollars,

30, of taxes, but they don't bother me

because to have 30 million dollars means you made a lot.

So in order to pay it back,

I can't get a job to pay it back.

I gotta keep investing until I can pay it back.

Nothing could be in my name.

They put liens on all my accounts years ago.

So that's why when they said there's nothing in your account,

I don't have an account.

How could I open one?

They leaned it.

So I've been building my family office.

So you have no assets.

I have no assets, but my family,

that's all I care about.

You know what I'm saying?

So I filed 'cause you know that guy, Chris Brown,

has been suing me.

And I was gonna make a bunch of very major family--

- People listen.

He's not talking about the artists

and the singer, Chris Brown.

- Right.

- 'Cause people will think that.

- And I didn't mind you interrupting me to do that.

- I apologize.

I wanted to clear things up.

- I appreciate that.

So every time I was launching something

with my family office, he sent a letter saying

that I'd owe the money, but it was my family office,

but it muddies the waters.

So if you have a contract, especially you work in here,

and somebody sent a bum letter,

as soon as it's a lawyer, it shuts down.

It muddies the waters.

I was about to make some major announcements.

You wanna hear one?

- Sure.

- I'm now the chairman of Revolt right now.

And I also, I have 15--

- You don't deserve to be the chairman of Revolt.

- I got you.

So I'm now the chairman of Revolt with a pathway.

You see, 'cause he wants to trigger me.

And I want you to acknowledge that.

So I'm now Cam's boss, the chairman of Revolt

with a pathway to acquisition.

I've been trying to buy Revolt--

- How many of you know this is not a cap?

We ain't see this on Deadline.

- Can you stop interrupting me, please?

So Deadline didn't make the announcement

for this particular situation they didn't want to.

I had an announcement I was gonna make with BET,

but Paramount stepped in and they said, "Do it later."

And they didn't want to be a part of this mess.

But it will be in something.

You know, this gets played tomorrow.

So the announcement will be in the trades tomorrow.

So I've been trying to buy Revolt.

And I also just did a 25 episode deal for my podcast

for Bosses Take Losses.

And I'm putting all my content on Revolt.

- Dope.

- Yes, you know, so that I can see how to monitor.

I have to put together a certain kind of a plan

for acquisition.

So in the next 30 days, I'm gonna just be a real chairman

and play all these movies.

And then I'm going to, hopefully I'll stay the chairman,

but I gotta go make movies.

- Somebody would say how?

How would you buy Revolt?

- Why wouldn't you say congratulations?

- You did say congratulations.

- Oh, you don't seem excited.

- No, congratulations.

- You have to understand something.

- I'm waiting for it to come out of the deadline

and I'll really be like, yo, did I revolt it?

- Right, right, right, right.

- But somebody would say, well-

- Now you're gonna be the Mr. Research,

but you asking me why 50 Cent, but you guys got fooled.

Wait, wait, let me finish, let me finish real quick.

I'm announcing it the day before it's announced.

Remember that.

I wasn't gonna announce it and then say it here.

I wouldn't have the, you know what I mean?

So I did it and I timed it where it would come out

when this comes out.

So tomorrow there'll be an announcement.

Also I'm putting, 'cause I've already made my paid in full.

I've made that already.

It's already trademarked.

You don't have to clear the rights because we lived it.

You know what I'm saying?

So that movie's gonna come out.

That TV show's gonna, I'm gonna start with the docu-series.

You wanna see the trailer?

- Of course.

- 'Cause I've already made it, it's done.

But just back to what you're saying about money.

Do y'all really think anybody, oh shit, I'm a rookie.

Do you think anybody actually uses them on money

when they acquire something?

Do you think that?

(phone ringing)

- Sometimes.

Sometimes people do.

- Yo, I feel sorry for you bro.

- No, sometimes people do.

But you taught us that.

You said if you don't put up your own money,

you said if you don't put up your own money,

you're not the boss.

- And that's why I'm trying to tell you, nobody's a boss.

I put up my own money.

So let me ask you this.

Let me ask you this.

I think you guys have to get, we'll do that again.

Let me ask a quick question.

If somebody gets a loan for $180 million,

are they rich or broke?

- No, they're not rich.

They're responsible for that loan.

It's a loan.

- So you don't think, so if the billionaire

that you think, every billionaire you know,

so if they have a loan for $100 million, a loan,

and I have no debt, who got more money?

- What happened?

Say it again now.

- If someone gives someone a loan for $180 million,

and I have no debt, who's worth more?

- The billionaire.

Is it still a billionaire who has a loan or not?

- You really think so?

- A billionaire.

- So someone that, okay, let's do it again.

- You try to say you because you have no debt.

- Let me make it a little more simple.

Hold on, let me make it a little more simple.

- Okay.

- Do you consider somebody rich

if they have $180 million loan?

- Depends on how much money they bring

and how much profit they bring in.

If a billionaire has $180 million loan,

they're still a billionaire.

- Not if they owe, no, how do you, wait, let me,

have you ever been a billionaire?

- I have never been a billionaire.

- So how would you know?

- Why you asking people that ain't never been a billionaire?

- No, no, no, I wanna know what your perspective was

on a loan.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

You don't understand the question.

- I do understand the question now.

- So answer it.

- If somebody gave me $180 million loan.

- Yeah, you owe them 180, you gotta work it.

You know, a lot of people look good spending, wait, stop.

- But that's why it's a loan.

- Stop, stop, stop.

No, you aren't.

- I'm not broke until I can't pay it back.

- So you never sold drugs, have you?

- Yeah, I did.

- So when somebody, what?

- Quarter spoon.

- Quarter spoon, what is that?

Nobody says quarter spoon, you didn't sell shit.

Stop lying.

You're talking to an ex-drug.

You already said quarter spoon.

- I said quarter spoon, quarter spoon.

I didn't say I was a kingpin.

- You weren't a king nothing, you was a pickpin.

Let me ask you a question.

- That's not an honorable profession.

- I'm not saying, I'm just saying the reason

why you don't understand something.

The minute I give you a loan, you owe me.

- Yes.

- And the more money I give you,

the nicer you have to be to me.

You have to do whatever I say.

And that's the reason why I decided to use my own money.

'Cause they would try to give me money,

but tell me what to do.

I'm gonna tell you something in business.

Stop talking to me.

- As long as I'm paying the loan back, it's not a problem.

- You're triggering me.

(laughing)

You're trying to get me out of pocket.

- No, but as long as I'm paying the loan back,

it's not a problem.

- If you do that, I'm gonna take a break

and go take a joint 'cause I don't wanna argue with you.

I wanna stay respectful.

- Okay.

- Stop interrupting me.

(laughing)

- I'm gonna give you the same respect you give in the room,

but go ahead.

Continue on, Dave.

- Thank you.

You guys don't know about business.

So don't talk so confidently about it

because people might--

- We're asking, I'm asking.

- You cut me off again?

- We're asking, you cut me off.

- Oh my God.

- You're not answering.

- Jessica, they cut me off?

- Yeah, they cut me off.

- Y'all got a chill in here because--

- My bad, Dave, go ahead.

- You don't know about business and you say things,

I said it, you can't say things you don't know

and sound confident 'cause people listen to you

and you get in the algorithm.

Do your research before you start spreading things.

- What did we say wrong?

- Yeah, what did we say wrong?

- You said 50 got the rights.

You just said it.

- And they ain't reposted me, hold on.

You actually reposted me.

- Please.

- And I asked the question--

- You're being a bully.

- You gotta come back.

You gotta come back.

- Stop interrupting me.

This is an interview you keep interrupting me.

- Okay, I have a question.

- I didn't finish my thought, you see what's going on?

Now, if I started yelling, they'd be saying I'm bugging

but remember I told you this is how I get triggered.

Just let me teach.

If you don't know, listen, listen to the teacher.

I'm teaching you right now

'cause this is a business you don't know.

You've been in this room for 30 years straight.

So you're missing a lot of life.

- Not really.

- Then stop speaking.

(laughing)

- You're just wrong.

- But you're just wrong.

On a respect level, you're wrong.

- Go ahead, teach, teach, teach.

(laughing)

I don't think you really got a lesson plan, teach.

- Every time you interrupt me, 'cause you're so rich,

you give me $20.

Can you do that?

'Cause you know you got--

So let me ask you another question.

Do you think it's respectful when someone gives you

their boundaries, you just break 'em and keep laughing?

You think that's all right?

I'm just asking.

- Can I speak?

I don't wanna ask you.

- I just need an answer.

This is the only time you don't speak

is when I ask you questions.

Anyway, you guys shouldn't speak so confidently

without doing research.

This is what you're saying.

I don't know.

You're asking me, these are the things you said.

So I'm telling you right now, the reason why I filed

was because I didn't want anybody to keep suing me

'cause he also kept suing me.

So now I can't get sued.

And if you look at, did you read the bankruptcy?

- Yeah, I did. - I read it.

- Did you read at the end when it says who I'm gonna sue?

It says who you're gonna sue and it has a list of people.

Did you read that?

- She broke it down.

- Right, so they can't sue me, but I can sue them now.

Chris, by what?

- My question now-- - You cut 'em off.

- I'd had to because now we gonna move on

to another subject. - No, she didn't do anything.

She was fine.

You guys are disrespectful.

- So listen, while we're here on the bankruptcy, right?

So from what I learned in my research--

- So now that I've said I'm on a pathway

to acquisitions for chairman,

y'all still think I'm broke?

I don't get it.

- Yeah, you can still get a job.

- And I just said I had, okay, here's something else.

So I have a deal with Simon Schuster.

I'm sorry.

- Okay, so on the bankruptcy,

what happens if all of the debt is in discharge?

What do you do then?

- It's a chapter seven.

- But I, so for instance, Weber, the attorney,

he filed something this morning

saying that what you claim is fraudulent,

that, you know, and he--

- You know why that, you know why that is?

- Oh, wait, let me finish talking.

And he's asking and he's bringing the point

that everything might not be discharged.

So I'm like, what happens in that?

- It doesn't happen.

He's just, he's a stoop, allegedly.

He's not the smartest light in the room.

You gotta think, they've been suing me all over the country.

This one person, different people all over the country

for 10 years.

They sued me for over $500 million combined.

And they only won $800,000 combined.

They've been chasing that for 10 years.

You know how much legal and law work

that person's been doing,

how much plotting he's been doing to collect that money

and he never collect?

You know how mad he is right now?

Now he doesn't get paid.

So of course he's gonna do that.

But again, this is part of business.

Just put your seatbelt on and watch while it plays out.

But I don't, I've never filed before.

Nothing, the reason why they think it's fraudulent,

this is why I have to tell you this.

You see how he's saying it's fraudulent?

He'll go into the court and say I'm rich

'cause he's trying to collect money.

I've been telling y'all I was broke, right?

So that's the reason why.

So I don't know what would happen.

So if let's say everything in the judgment doesn't go,

nothing's still in my name.

There's still nothing to collect.

Okay, let me ask you this.

Can you, do you know how many times Donald Trump filed?

- Oh, a lot.

- So then why?

- But he's known as the terrible businessman.

- But no, he's the president.

- Yeah, but sure.

But he still was known as the terrible businessman,

actually a con man.

- Do you know how confidently dumb you sound?

You're saying it's bad that he went bankrupt six times,

he's a billionaire and he's the president

and you still not him.

- But he's known as the terrible businessman and con artist.

- Are you known as a good businessman?

- I don't know.

- Okay, well, you make a lot of money?

- No.

- So you've been doing this every day your whole life

and you're not making no money?

- Nope, like you Dan.

- No, you're not like me.

- But you mean you say you don't have--

- Do you have a family office?

I bet my house is bigger than yours.

I bet all my houses are bigger than you.

I bet I have a better--

- How old are you man?

- Now it's how old are you?

- This is embarrassing.

- You're embarrassed.

Yeah, I got you.

I bet, I'd like to see your view.

Can you show me your view right now?

Do you live in front of water?

- Are we in my house?

- Yeah.

A view of what you see when you relax

when you're not here every day.

See, when you're in it, let me just finish.

Let me just see your view.

When you're, you just now said,

let's just go back to how ridiculous you are.

The president filed for bankruptcy eight times,

still a billionaire.

He's saying he's a bad businessman.

You're just not that smart.

- Okay.

- And you have to acknowledge that.

And you know why?

You're not seeing the world.

You know what happens when you have to go someplace?

You're laughing.

You know what happens when you have to go someplace

every day at four in the morning?

You can't go nowhere.

You gotta be here every day.

You've been 15 years.

You've missed the whole world.

You don't know what you're talking about.

And you're saying it confidently

and you're in an algorithm

where people actually believe you out of response.

And why you think they keep you here?

They want y'all to make us dumb.

But if you worked here, you would be 20 million--

- I would never work here.

I would only--

- You're 20 million dollars in debt.

- What you talking about?

- You could actually pay your debt in.

I mean your child's fault if you had--

- I'm not in debt.

Okay, stop right there.

Stop right there.

I'm not in debt at all now.

What are you talking about?

- Oh, you paid it all off?

- When you have,

okay, bankruptcy seven is like getting hit

by the cartel with a hundred bricks

and they die and you don't owe no more.

I want you to ask someone that you,

this is what you should do

if you wanna do something smart.

Get a specialist, a lawyer in bankruptcy

and you ask them these questions.

Get a professional up here and then they'll tell you.

Why ask me?

You know what I'm saying?

Like, and then when he tells you you're dumb,

you'll believe him.

Anyway, the difference between you and I,

well, I don't think you're a proper representation

of the masculine black man.

You know what I'm saying?

I don't think you guys are.

- I'm listening.

- Okay.

Like your OG is Wendy Williams.

My OG is sitting right here.

You see him?

And I'm gonna tell you why he's my OG.

'Cause he's not, 'cause he killed anybody

or any of those things.

He just taught me how to be a better man.

- Wendy's my OG.

That's funny though. - Can you stop?

Can you stop?

(laughing)

- Wendy Williams is your OG is hilarious.

- Wasn't she your boss?

- Yeah, at one point.

- So she was your OG.

She put you on and you should give her her grace

and you should also give her her props out of respect.

- Oh, I know.

- Because we have different trauma.

Like we're different.

Like I'm not the kind of guy that would,

like I'd rather get my ass whipped than run.

But you're proud that you ran.

- Yeah.

- I'd rather get my ass whipped.

Let me ask you a question, Dan.

You ever ran from a fight?

What would happen if y'all heard that somebody,

I ran from a fight?

That's a masculine way of doing things.

Now you don't see it that way.

You like to play like games.

Like I'm not quite, 'cause when you say kids,

I was like, and it ain't no disrespect,

but I kind of think you're gay.

You just act a little gay.

- You got a problem with gay people?

- Not at all.

I've got a problem with people that pretend they're not gay.

So let me tell you why.

Let me tell you why.

Let me tell you why.

- This is hilarious.

I love what you're doing. - You're gay.

- This is hilarious.

- So what I'm saying is you might,

because you started in gossip,

which is very feminine,

and you are acting like there's some degree of like,

you want people to listen to you

and that we want people that represent masculinity

because men need to be doing what they need to do as men.

They don't need to be worried about girl stuff, period.

So talking about people that aren't in the room,

that don't have anything to do with them,

saying things confidently in front of millions of people

and not saying anything.

You know how many times I've seen people punk you?

I would never let anybody talk to me a certain way.

I'd rather get my ass whipped.

That's where we're different.

We got different trauma.

So you can't really look through my eyes

'cause you do things different.

- Worrying about you that much?

- No, I'm just, do I look bothered?

- Yeah, actually you do.

- What I'm bothered about is you're speaking

in front of people confidently

and you don't have the experience or the knowledge.

And also I'm afraid that white people think

that we act like you.

You're not dumb, but like, you know what's bugging me out?

- Before, what do you mean act like him?

I just want you to finish that out.

- I'm gonna say so,

the way you keep interrupting me,

the way you keep saying things that aren't true,

but don't know.

- Like what, what did I say that's not true?

- Let me say what I'm saying.

I was still talking.

Okay?

So, 'cause when I do it, when y'all do that,

I forget what I'm gonna say.

'Cause I'd be like, dah, dah, dah.

- 'Cause you not saying shit.

- No, you don't think, of course you don't think that.

You know, I think you're gay.

- That's why.

- I do.

I'm not gonna lie.

After the puff stuff, 'cause let me say this,

let me say this.

This is my assessment.

I've never heard you say one thing bad about Jay-Z,

not one.

- He's not in the room, you shouldn't talk about it.

- Don't tell me what to do.

- You said you shouldn't talk about me

when you're not in the room.

- You're interrupting me.

- Now you're doing the girl stuff.

- I know him.

I'm giving you an example, right?

- You used to know him.

- Can I talk?

You're upset.

Can I talk?

Can I talk?

I've never seen you say one word,

'cause you talk bad about a lot of people,

but you never said one time.

And you walk around with his face on your chest.

Is that an airplane shirt right now?

- Paper planes, yeah.

I've never seen your stuff before.

- Can I finish?

No, I've never seen it.

Let me finish.

- What you mean?

- Let me finish.

Can I talk?

Can I land a plane?

Let me land a plane.

Let me land a plane.

So I'm thinking to myself,

either you got a crush on this man or he's paying you.

One or the other.

Did you buy that shirt?

- Yes.

- You went and bought that,

you went to as much as you say nice things?

- You're not supposed to support black business?

- I doubt you bought that shirt.

- What you mean?

- Anyway, so I think you're gay.

I'm sorry.

- And I think you're broke.

- Okay.

Okay.

I think that.

- I think he's kinda gay too.

- I think that.

- I do have a question though.

- And in all disrespect to gay,

I just think you--

- I think you're broke,

and that bothers you so much to get called broke by people.

- I got you.

- I do have a question.

- I'm sure it does.

- Raise your hand if you think they have broken the roof.

Seriously.

Does this mean they have broken the roof?

- This is the question though.

- Can I make my other announcement?

- Yes, go ahead.

- I have a book deal.

- I was talking to you.

- I was talking.

You just.

I have a book.

- You stop.

- I want to make another announcement.

- Go ahead.

- I have a book deal with Simon Shuster.

- Congratulations.

- Thank you.

- And I bought it.

And I, you know,

the title of the book,

I secured the rights for TV and all that.

You know what the name of the book is?

- What's the name of it?

- Power.

And I'm going to be putting the TV show

on my own television network revolt.

That's power with no debt.

And you're not calling me broke because I have no debt.

And you're telling me someone that gets $180 million loan

is rich.

You guys are dumb.

- A billionaire is a billionaire.

- You're dumb.

- It doesn't matter.

- How do you know he's a billionaire?

How?

Not him, anybody.

How could you?

Listen.

You said you.

Wait time out.

Stop for a second.

That you call a billionaire.

I said.

- You said a billionaire.

- Billionaires don't get loans.

They have credit lines.

I said.

- That's what you said.

- Listen, listen.

I said the people that you think are billionaires.

That's what I said.

- So why you don't get a credit line?

- How do you know my family office doesn't?

- Oh, okay.

I'm asking a question.

That was a question.

- I'm telling you right now.

I run my family office.

I signed a non-disclosure.

I'm not even allowed to talk about their business.

But I can tell you this.

When we do pay.

'Cause we just paid.

And I hope I don't get in trouble.

But we just paid like $600,000 in taxes.

But they don't write about that.

My family office had a lawsuit.

Look at it.

The reason why you thought that my shit was getting taken.

'Cause that was the Dash Group.

That was my family office.

We paid that.

We paid those.

I just don't.

- That was the asset.

- No, no, no asset.

Okay, let me explain the assets.

Let me explain the assets.

In business, and I'm sure none of y'all know this.

When you get a copyright, I get copyrights.

I get copyrights so that no one can sue me

for using their name.

But it doesn't mean there's any value.

So through the years I've gotten copyrights

and then the business goes.

So I haven't put a company in my name since 2017.

Only thing that was in my name was Reasonable Doubt.

And I couldn't file because then I would have had

to take Reasonable Doubt to auction

because when you file, they liquidate all your assets.

That was the last thing that was in my name.

So once that went, and what was happening was

they were reporting on my tax returns

that I was getting a hundred grand a year

from Reasonable Doubt, but I was never getting sent it.

And they were asking me to pay taxes on it.

That should have been going to the child support.

But so that money that was supposed to be going,

that was, so when I'm behind on child support,

it always gets paid or I went to jail.

The last time I was behind, it was a million, I paid it.

That sounds broke to you?

If all my children and I pay their colleges upfront,

they don't have debt, meaning they don't have to go on.

That sounds broke to you?

Every one of my baby mothers has two or three houses.

That sounds broke to you?

It's not about me.

If you Google a family or certain people I know,

I'll Google them, they have no money.

I Googled the family office, $10 billion.

Rich people don't put anything in their name,

but you don't know that.

You don't know that.

And I feel sorry for you

'cause you don't get to see the daylight.

You guys, you don't, you've missed the whole,

you've missed your whole life.

- We don't have anything on our names.

- So then I-

- I want to ask a question about the book deal

with Simon and Schuster.

Congratulations on that. - Oh, let me finish.

Yeah, go ahead.

- Congratulations on that. - Thank you.

- What made you sign a book deal with Simon and Schuster

as opposed to publishing independently?

- Because number one, some things I used as a loss leader,

I gave them the book,

but I didn't give them the answer or anything.

So they don't have the TV, they don't have,

so I just use that as a loss leader

to stimulate the other verticals.

- You can't sign a book deal,

you probably got an imprint 'cause he would have a boss

if he had an imprint. - Oh no, I have an imprint

with Simon and Schuster.

- Well, my family office got the book deal.

You understand now, smart guy?

- I'm asking.

- So again, letting people yell at you like that

is not masculine.

And a woman, do you think he's masculine?

Would you want this man around you

if 10 guys jumped you?

He'd run and you'd have to run with him.

I like my women to feel safe when they're around me.

I don't tell people, and I'm not saying that's your way,

but you're just not masculine.

I've seen him run.

I've seen, I looked at a whole reel of,

this is like a thing that says how many people balk.

There's stuff that how many times you play with,

talk about other people's genitals.

You, real masculine men don't do that.

You said that some guys was kissing,

throwing you kisses 'cause they liked your pause butt

and you went back.

That's gay.

- Why do you have such a problem with gay people?

- I don't have a problem, I have a problem with you.

Wait, wait, no, no, no, no.

That is why I pause.

There's a lot of people like you,

there's a lot of people like you that are gay

that pretend they're not.

And that's not fair 'cause you're running around, stop.

You're here, you're representing a black man

and I don't want white people.

- Black men can't be gay?

- You're representing.

- Hold on, hold on, answer the question.

Black men can't be gay?

- Black men that are gay should say they're gay.

- Well, I'm not gay.

- You are.

(laughing)

You're gay.

No, anyway.

Now let me talk to you.

- Then you're broke.

If I'm gay, you're broke.

- What would you rather do, have a repo or a Rico?

- Neither, but repo.

- But you're getting investigated for a Rico.

- Am I?

That's what I'm saying.

- You're listening to the internet.

- That's why I'm talking to you about it.

That's what I'm talking to you about.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

How should I know?

I never knew.

- So when we asked the question.

- Yo, I'm talking to him now.

See what you're doing?

Girls do that.

Let me say this.

You acting like a girl.

- You move like a old auntie.

You an old Harlem auntie.

- I could punch you right in your face like a grown man.

I won't.

And you won't do shit.

- See, Damon, this is with Chani Paddy,

so just so you know, 'cause I knew you was gonna say that.

- I've seen you run.

- That was before the guy.

- I'm not saying I will.

- Let me be respectful.

- I'm saying, no, no.

Then your version of respectful is different than mine.

We were on the street right now

and you were talking like that.

I would have fucked you up, but I'm not gonna do that.

Nah, I wouldn't have got beat up.

I know I wouldn't have got beat up.

Let's end this.

So let me say one more thing before I leave.

- I have so many questions.

- All right, oh, you're right, you're right, you're right.

- You wanna leave.

You can't get in your emotions and wanna leave, dang.

- No, what I'm saying is when you interrupt me

and you say certain things, where I'm from,

the masculine man will fuck you up.

- Yeah.

- But because, wait, let me finish.

No, I didn't.

- You know that's not gonna happen.

- I didn't say I would, I said I could

and you wouldn't do anything.

- And we were gonna fight.

- I didn't see that on tape, you ran.

- Yeah, 'cause it was four guys, but that's cool.

- I fucked the ass what happened when 30 guys jumped me.

- Respect.

- I got that ass whipping, but I fucked them niggas up.

- I think it's been some head trauma ever since.

- Yeah, aight.

- Hey, yo, pause, come on.

(laughing)

- Yo, Danny, come here a second, I wanna say something.

- Envy, wait, you cut Envy off.

- Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

- It's no sense, but--

- Nah, nah, you have questions.

- Yeah, I'm gonna let him--

- But he's not coming from a masculine perspective,

so I can't give him the answer.

- The problem with Dame, this is the problem with Dame,

which I don't--

- There's no problem, bro, what are you talking about?

- This is the problem.

- Y'all wanna see me struggle so bad.

Whenever y'all see me, wait a second, let me ask a question.

Let me ask one question.

Let me ask one question.

- I was talking and you cut me off.

- Ah, you're right, you're right.

- The problem, Dame, I have with you

is you're a businessman and an entrepreneur.

When people have a question to you,

you don't wanna ask the question,

and exactly what you do to people--

- I did answer.

- You are a chatty patty, right?

- No, I'm not, okay, let's--

- Envy your face in your face.

- Okay, let's do this, can I talk, let me answer that.

Let me answer that, can I answer that, can I answer that?

- No, you can't come speaking, right?

We just said we're gonna set boundaries.

I respect it, you respect me.

- This is what Dame wanted, by the way.

He wanted to come in here and cause this.

- He said boundaries.

He said some chatty patty stuff that's absolutely not true.

- So let's address it, let's unpack it, let's unpack it.

Let's unpack it, let's pause, let's talk about it.

So a lot of the things you say on here are not true, a lot.

And I'm saying what I'm seeing in the algorithm

is that you're being investigated with it for RICO

and that there were people around you

that are getting charged.

Let me ask you a question, I don't expect you,

bottom line is I already know you're gonna fold

if they come for you, you tell them.

- We already know that.

- The SEC, FBI, all that.

- Are you crazy?

- Are you crazy?

- But sometimes-

- He's working with the letter.

- But sometimes-

- Don't let Dame make you something.

- You have to prove facts because he can't prove facts.

- I can't?

- No.

- Everything I say, I'd be having on tape.

- It's not factual.

- What's not factual that I said?

- Nothing that you said is factual.

- So I'm not the chairman of a vote?

- I don't know, I haven't seen a date line yet.

- That line.

- You know what happens when feminine people

get nervous and upset, their voice starts cranking,

they lips start shaking.

- That's what you be doing when you be on all the dialogue.

- All you stand up and walk away like you gonna walk

out five times.

- Here's my teeth right here.

- You do the same thing.

- Right, right, right.

My teeth got fixed.

- That's the reason.

- Congratulations.

- Thank you.

I mean, I think everybody, how many?

No, these are dentures, but I got diamonds.

What happened was, like I said, and I don't think,

I think everyone goes through things with their teeth,

they just don't show it.

I like people, I like to show myself vulnerable.

I want people to learn from it.

All of my implants broke.

So I had to get them pulled out, pause, break good bone,

and they had to put all new bone.

So that's gonna take six months to heal,

so they put this on.

But you know, I think it's a denture, I hate it.

You know, I mean, I barely, but you know, I gotta wear it.

And then after that, they will put the implants in

with teeth, and then three months after that,

I'll have the full teeth.

What's the big deal?

- And that shit is expensive.

- And it hurts.

I couldn't eat a knife.

So what's the big deal?

It's because I don't mind showing my flaws.

See, you guys hide your flaws.

You hide your homosexuality.

I don't hide.

I'm transparent.

- You hide your flaws.

- Wait a second, when do you, I will show you,

Google me saying, I've been saying I'm broke for years.

Name one interview.

- Why can't I say I'm broke?

- But you should say you're a homosexual.

And then the world will know how homosexuals see things.

- Can we have a real conversation?

- The hypocrisy of Dame Dash,

that's what your book should be called.

- That's your perspective.

- I don't care what you say, you're feminine.

I don't care what a feminine man says about me.

Go ahead.

- We're not throwing souls the whole time

because we have a real conversation.

- Okay, go ahead.

- But then you can't tell me I'm lying and I'm not.

You can't tell me I'm-

- I don't think you lying.

I just think you broke.

- All right, cool.

But I just think you're gay.

- That's cool.

- I know you're gay.

- We're gonna throw in souls the whole time.

- That's not, why is it?

Oh, see, that's gay.

- But you said it.

- No, please.

- You said it, you know I'm gay.

- He's gay.

(crosstalk)

- It's a group effort.

- Yeah, but they're not letting you.

- We can't throw in souls.

- These aren't in souls.

- Oh, y'all didn't in soul me.

- It is for them.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Y'all both got this shit face.

Go ahead.

- Most of the time when I call you,

it's the clear things, right?

Most of the time when I call you,

I'm trying to clear things up, right?

So I have a couple of things here

that I haven't talked to you about.

The thing with your daughter and the eviction.

- She never got evicted.

- So why did the son report that?

What, where does that stem from?

- So what happened was she was out of town or some shit.

Well, no, no, no.

So she was, she had, she was sending the money

to someone to send the money and it wasn't going

and she didn't know it, she was out of town.

So I think they were gonna, when she found out,

she just paid it.

So it got paid.

So she never got evicted ever in life, ever, never.

That's another one of those false things

that they say, like somebody might see something,

but it doesn't follow through.

She never got evicted.

What they should have said was she lived,

she at that age, lived in a three bedroom house

and apartment in Tribeca.

At, you know, like a rich kid, like a Nepo baby.

'Cause her mother has a hundred million dollar company,

Rachel Roy, which I started, put my $8 million in

and now she owns it.

See, what I do is I'll get things going,

then I leave, but sometimes they go apart, like Rockefeller.

Soon as I left, it's gone, like Rockwear.

Soon as I left, it's gone.

Every single thing I started is gone the second I leave it,

but no one says anything.

What's your next question?

Whoa, whoa, whoa, did I answer?

Did I answer?

Did I answer?

- I just want to say-

- Did I answer your question?

- I had a follow up.

- I was talking about it real quick though,

but you said that, but you sound smart to dumb people.

- You do.

- Because if the person goes on to launch another company

that's more successful than Rockefeller

and launches another line, which I'm wearing.

- So let me ask you a question.

- That's more successful than Rockefeller.

- I launched Rachel Roy and that was a hundred million dollar

company, but you never said a word about that.

- That's not true.

- So then I don't make another whole,

I make another a hundred million dollar company.

Did I do that or not?

- Did you? Yeah.

- Okay, so then what are you talking about?

I've sold three companies.

How many of you sold?

- But you made it seem like after you left

that those people went bad.

- I didn't say that.

I said those companies went bad.

You're dumb.

I said the companies I started,

'cause that's what you do.

You twist things around and that's what's dangerous

about you and that's gay.

- You ever heard Ronald Reagan say,

if you're explaining you're losing?

You ever heard that saying?

If you're explaining you're losing, you explain a lot.

- You asked me a question.

So you asked me a question and then when I explained,

so I won't, wait a second.

Did that make any sense or did that sound dumb?

- We're doing an interview.

- But you're always explaining something.

- 'Cause I'm doing interviews.

- It's like you're always on camera explaining

what's going on in your life.

- And you're always on camera talking about other people

like a girl.

- So are you.

- No, I'm not.

Okay, let's unpack that.

- Come on, come on, come on then.

- No, I'm about to.

(all laugh)

- Stop.

- What's the next question?

- What's the next question?

- No, no, no.

Let me just say something.

Let me address what he said.

So if somebody says something about me

and I go on a camera and I try to call them

and they don't talk to me and I say something about them,

is that a chatty Patty?

- If you don't get a chance.

- I'm not talking to you.

I'm not talking to you.

No, you don't know.

You guys are feminine.

- You can't say who can talk and who can't.

- I'm asking her a question.

Give her to me.

Why can't I ask her a question?

So what are you talking about?

I'm asking, okay.

- You're responding to what's being said about you.

- Right, is that Patty Patty?

- No.

- So that's what I do.

Every time someone, now I want you to pull up.

One time I talked about someone and their business

that wasn't talking about me, even their business.

I never ever talk about anybody.

These people talk about.

- That's not true.

- Show it.

- They'll pull it.

- Show an interview.

- They'll tell you later.

- Please, I'm challenging you.

Wait, I'm challenging you to talk.

- That's not true.

- See, now it's not true.

- What about though when you did all this stuff

when Jay Z was being sued and accused of rape,

you did so many interviews about that.

And he wasn't anywhere talking about you.

- Let me finish.

The interviews were about his lawyer.

I said, I know how their lawyers act

'cause I personally went with Shapiro

and we went to war about Shapiro.

And then people would ask me questions

about other things that weren't complimentary.

But I always said, I don't think Jay did it.

My question was, why were they putting so much heat on him?

If you look at my interviews, I never said he did it.

I always said, I know Shapiro 'cause they lied a lot.

So I know I don't trust nothing Shapiro says

based on my personal experience.

See, I'm a real businessman.

I won in court against Shapiro.

I won, but you would never report that.

They tried to sue me and they lost.

Remember that?

They didn't get a dime.

Nothing happened, but no one says that.

I beat Shapiro.

I go to, I'm a Titan bee.

I go to war on a business level.

You guys talk, your logic don't make sense.

I think that there's a responsibility for any platform

to make sure that things people are saying are true

and make sure people are learning.

So for you to say that you guys are confidently saying

things that you don't know are true, you just said that.

I don't think that's responsible.

- You confidently said I'm gay.

- I think you're gay.

I said it in your face.

I don't care if you say I'm broke.

- And I think you're broke in your face.

- And I think you're broke.

I don't care.

That doesn't hurt my feelings what another girl thinks.

(all laughing)

I always say, listen, a man shouldn't,

I've never heard of men talking.

- You said another girl is a young girl.

- I never saw another man worried about.

- I don't care what another girl thinks.

You said it like you a girl too.

- Lauren, next question, Lauren.

- No, no, no.

I was saying something.

I don't think it's masculine to be talking

about another man's pockets.

So y'all talk, these are, you're broke.

Real dudes don't say it.

We don't say that in the street.

- You literally said in the beginning of the interview,

I bet you my house is bigger than yours.

- Yeah, 'cause I was saying that.

It doesn't matter how much.

- So you're doing the same thing you're telling us.

We shouldn't do it next question.

- Let me tell you.

No, not next question.

I'm gonna answer it, but you guys keep interrupting me.

Let me answer it.

- That is chatty Patty.

- That is not.

How are they gonna tell you?

You know how dumb you are.

You're telling the person that made it up what it means.

That's dumb.

- How dumb is my house is bigger than yours?

- No, I'm trying to tell you what my point was.

- My teeth are realer than yours.

- Right.

No, I bet they're not.

I bet my teeth cost more than...

Okay, one second.

So what I'm saying is,

it's not about how much money you have.

It's about how you're living.

So this is what I was gonna make the point.

Let's say when you guys started 15, 20 years ago.

- 15.

- Right, you've made $10 million.

But your lifestyle is still,

you still gotta go to work every day.

You have the same exact work lifestyle

as when you were broke.

Now for me to have to get up at four in the morning

and never have to never be able to leave

'cause I gotta be there for 30 years would be hell for me.

That would be me being broke.

I get up when I want.

I get like, like I said,

how could being, if all my children and all my family

is taken care of, how am I broke?

And if you think that way, you're a dumb ass.

I'm sorry.

So let me just tell you something, please.

'Cause now I'm doing...

- What do you love to do then?

- I don't, why you, don't talk to me.

I feel like you like trying to game me up.

Get out of here.

- So what do you love to do?

- What do you love to do?

Nah, nah.

I wanna give, this is what I love to do.

I'm gonna tell you, I love to teach people.

So this is what I wanted to do.

- I love waking up every morning to do radio.

- I didn't ask, I don't care.

So what I'm saying is,

what I'm saying is,

I want you to understand the lessons

that I've learned from my OG.

- Okay.

- All right.

And Nicolette, when you get a chance,

can you show them the trailer

that Peyton Fool already made,

that they just breezed over,

like it's not a big deal,

but when 50s announces something, it's...

But anyway, the reason why, I'm gonna tell you, listen,

I got you, I got you, I got you.

Yeah, right.

I know, but for me to do the trailer,

I'd have to shoot it.

It's done.

It's all, come here, give me this.

- You did it after you made it to the next one.

- No, I did a whole, I've been,

if you guys look at my Instagram,

I've been editing for six months.

Stupid.

- I don't believe you.

- 'Cause you're dumb.

How would you know?

You're in this coffin every day, Count Dummula.

- I want to wear your suit in my coffin.

(laughing)

- Jesus Christ.

- I think therapy, not therapy.

- No, I think you, whatever therapist you go to.

- I have a TV show.

- Whatever therapist you go to.

- So we have, I have a television network

with its own technology.

And I don't understand how I have things,

and y'all say I'm, that's, okay.

- There's no other platform that supports you

like this platform and allows you to come in

and talk like this platform.

- What are all the dialogues for?

- No, you know, I'm gonna say.

- We support you a lot.

- Y'all the only ones that.

- You like your picture?

- No.

- Look at your picture.

You like your picture of that?

- Oh, I didn't know you liked that.

- See what I'm saying?

(laughing)

- Why y'all ain't got no teeth?

- You got teeth.

- I'm just playing.

I'm playing.

(laughing)

Play the trailer.

That's, it's already.

- And I'll show you the first, okay, you know what I'm gonna do after this? Now, listen, how much you want to bet it's edited?

How much you want to bet?

- What?

- That what I, I didn't just make it up yesterday,

that I shot it and edit it.

I'll show you an episode.

Do you want to see one?

- Well, I hit you up about.

- You do? I'll show it to you.

- I want to see it.

But I asked you when 50th announcement he announced, back in 2021.

- Do you understand?

Do you understand I was playing coy?

This was, y'all caught the trap.

So this was my plan.

I'm gonna tell you the plan.

- I'm listening.

- Now, again.

- You shouldn't tell people your plans, then.

- It's done already, stupid. Listen. So in, in The Godfather, I said, I said, remember that.

He played broke and then he killed the five families.

So if you notice, I got up there with a patch like ace.

I wanted to look weak.

I wore extra big shirts so I look fat.

You understand what I'm saying?

I wanted y'all to bomb on me.

Cause I knew all these announcements were coming.

To anybody else makes an announcement, they're great.

But if they ain't there, so it's a little thing.

- Oh, you're not the chairman.

- Like I am.

I'm about to buy this shit.

You understand what I'm saying?

I don't play, I've been trying to buy Revolt for two years.

I tried to buy BET.

I just play a different game.

See the game I play, you don't make money every day.

You get licks.

It takes 10 years to make a company and sell it.

You have to have EBITDA, you're sold by a multiple.

You understand what I'm saying?

So again, what I explained to you was the reason

why I owe so much money, it's not because I was broke.

It's because I had an accountant named Barry Klarberg

that I was paying to do my taxes.

He didn't pay it and he told me after.

And then after your money's gone, you can't sue him.

And it happens a lot.

A white man did that.

You understand?

So it's not, like I said, how you going to say I'm broke

cause I owe $20 million and you've never seen a nigga

in your life pay $20 million.

Why do y'all accept such high expectation of me?

I'm not broke.

You're like, so I got five men in the bank, I'm broke?

No.

So anyway, my point is, you have to see the lineup.

You're all caught debate.

So in, look at, I want you to go home and look

at the Godfather too, and tell me if I didn't just

line y'all up the same way.

Think about it.

You just took debate and you feel stupid.

That's all that's happening.

You went for it.

You're a huckleberry.

- I think you're lying.

I think you're broke and I think you always trying

to explain yourself.

- Only, only, only, only, yeah, yeah.

Only girls, only girls worry about niggas pockets anywhere.

You're a woman.

You're a girl with a mustache.

Get out of here.

You're a boy headed girl.

(laughing)

- You care too much about what other people think.

- I don't care.

- There's nothing about you that says confidence.

- Wait, let me ask you a question.

Let me ask, okay, let's say this.

This is logic.

- There's nothing about you that says confidence.

- If I cared about what people think,

you think I pulled my teeth out in front of everybody?

The pictures y'all see with me and no teeth,

I took those pictures.

Right or wrong?

That's not confidence to you?

You're a girl.

- I don't think you--

- Nah, you silly, man.

You're teaching the kids wrong, man.

- Nah, your logic is dumb and it comes from a place.

- Wait, let me say, if you've been in the room--

- Let me tell you about it first.

- Yeah, I think you took your teeth off.

- Nah, that was my grill.

- You like to run your mouth so much,

you was like, I gotta say something right now,

even with no teeth.

- You think I would care with a girl like you thinks?

- Yeah, 'cause you not.

- You're a girl.

Hold on.

I'm gonna show you now so you think you can be quiet

so you can see how stupid he is.

Hold on.

I always have, huh?

- Why you pull that up?

Can I ask you something else?

- Ah, yeah.

- So I know you talk about the family office.

There's 600, the 650K in child support of domestic

that's listed in the bankruptcy.

That's child support, right?

- Yeah.

- How did you get there with having that amount unpaid?

I know you care about family.

Like what's the background on that?

'Cause they make it seem like--

- I pay a lot of child support.

That's like two months that I owed, you know what I'm saying?

That's another, wait, wait, I'm broke, right?

But I've been paying $250,000 a year in child support

for the last 25 years.

$250,000 a year.

So what happens is, and I'll explain that to you,

'cause again, I'm gonna sue some people.

You know, like, trust me.

But I don't see how y'all, 'cause if I tell you

all my kids went to college for free,

they all live in houses, and I pay a $250,000 a year

in child support, so my kid's salary

is probably as much as yours.

You understand what I'm saying?

And I'm broke?

Yeah, I'm broke 'cause I give it all to my family.

Don't you understand that?

I don't want any money.

You're selfish if you think that having money

in your family not is being rich.

Rich people have family offices.

You don't put things in your name.

You have a family office.

You're gonna go and ask a lawyer if I'm wrong,

and one day you'll come, the same way the last time

I came and barked on y'all, y'all changed your whole life.

No, he didn't.

You did.

I changed your whole life.

You put me on the wall.

Look, y'all changed his life.

(crosstalk)

How do you know y'all don't come outside?

There's no windows in here.

This shit is crazy.

Look at the dog.

We could open it up.

(crosstalk)

There's a curtain we can lift it.

A curtain?

Yeah, y'all in the behind the stage.

A curtain?

Y'all in a coffin.

I would never, this is uninspiring.

It's just dirty and all that shit.

Yo, girl, you cleaning this shit up.

Look at your sneakers.

Your sneakers are dirty.

Your sneakers are not dirty.

Your sneakers filthy.

That ain't like you, dang.

(crosstalk)

See how you lying?

They wrinkled.

I just put this on today.

I'm just fucking with you.

You know you care too much about money

and material things, man.

What are you talking about, bro?

You do.

You're predicting your soul.

Your whole existence is money and material things.

That's why now that you don't have it.

Your whole existence is gay.

You're trying to prove to everybody that you do.

Your whole existence is gay.

Yours is broken.

It sounds like you've been paid to do what you're doing.

You should be objective on the radio.

You need to get paid to do something.

Then you wouldn't be in debt.

Debt Dash, that's his new name.

You should start a new label called Debt Jam.

That's what you should do.

Now the fake laugh.

Nobody's checking for that.

Only guys, look, nobody's laughing.

Now you got the shit face.

He's trying to make himself laugh.

Now you look stupid.

Look at him, you're going to cry.

Look at him, I think he's going to cry.

The fake laugh.

Now you're going to stop.

You're going to keep laughing at nothing.

Yo, why you squinting?

You look stupid.

You squinting Tarantino right now.

- Oh, he hurt.

- Now I'm hurt.

- Debt Dash hurt.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- Debt Dash hurt.

- Now I'm just laughing because you have the shit face.

- That hurt.

- Yeah, you say something.

Nothing hurts.

- Go ahead, Jesse.

- I'm sorry.

- Why does Claudia Jordan owe you like that?

- She doesn't owe me.

What she did was, I'll say allegedly so long as you're sued, I shot the movie.

I have a bunch of footage of her in the movie, her saying I'm the best director.

She came to my house a hundred times to edit all this stuff.

And when we did the lawsuit, she testified that I didn't direct it.

But what happened was Chris Brown also represented this other girl named E.W. Brooks.

In another case, that one they won.

And then right after that, Claudia was in her movie.

So it's like she, you know, it doesn't.

- Gotcha.

- So, and she'll say, she was saying that, you know, cause the thing was, cause you know

Claudia Jordan, right?

She talks sexual and all.

I don't want to, and the movie was about a wife that was fucking everybody.

And I didn't want to have to direct and talk to her a certain way.

And the first scene I was boning, right?

I can show you the scene, it's graphic, right?

But it's a graphic, you know, it's meant to be that way.

So usually as a director, you might spend some time with her.

I didn't want to.

I gave her a porno and said, you know, go look in the car, blah, blah, blah.

And you know, when you're ready, let me know.

So she was saying that she found that to be sexual harassment or something like that.

Or she just felt like it was inappropriate.

And I was like, yo, I didn't want to talk sex with you.

That's why I gave it to you and said, go over there.

So to me, allegedly she perjured herself for benefit.

So, and she's going to try to, you know, and she posted something up,

but then I know they told her to put it down.

But, you know, there's things that I have to look at of people that have been treating me unfairly

because, and stupid people have been saying things that aren't true.

And it goes into an algorithm and people start to believe it.

So if you say something and it's not true, but you don't say nothing now, it'll go in an algorithm.

And then it's like, if you're accusing me of hiding money and I don't protect myself,

then now I got the feds calling.

So I have to correct my, when people say these false narratives,

I have to say something because you know, you're not in big business.

You've been working, you've been, you know, you've been working for somebody your whole life.

I'd never worked for nobody.

I'm free.

Let me ask you this.

But that's so interesting because you're up here spreading false narratives.

What's the false narrative?

You said enemies, I said, I heard, I said, are you?

I said, are you?

Okay.

So I asked you how much I pay if I didn't say nothing until I got in front of you to ask you.

No, you said I wasn't and I said I wasn't.

Maybe it's a mischoice of words.

I meant, I meant to say, I heard.

I should know because I'm not the fucking feds.

You guys probably know because y'all probably talk to them.

I think, when I ask questions, I just think y'all hot.

You know, I just think y'all work with the police.

I think, I don't, I don't, I don't see why they would make, like, for me, evolution is key.

Every day I got to do something different.

So y'all do the same thing every day.

I don't think you evolve in the same for 15 years.

Right, so you're never going to talk about the fact I go into schools with the OSG.

You had the mayor up here, Eddie Milton.

Did y'all talk about the fact that when he was the senator, he flew to my ranch,

we made a plan, and we helped get him elected.

Did he talk about how we passed laws?

That's not evolving.

You know why I don't have no money, Charlamagne?

Because I've been going into schools teaching kids how to dream and how to have cognitive skills.

This book brings the kids' cognitive skills up, but y'all don't talk about that.

You know, did you, I know, and you know on my Instagram, y'all know I ran up in a jail,

a kid's jail, with Principal McGrown, with Black Panthers, senators.

I got locked in the jail, but I changed things.

I'll show you, they saw it, but no one writes about it.

So to say I haven't evolved and you have, but you've been sitting in the same room for 30 years,

but I'm running around houses all over the world, starting companies, selling them.

That's ridiculous.

It's just you talking confident about stupid shit for your job.

So are you, though.

You are.

I just said like, wait, it's stupid to say that I went to a school?

You're talking very confident about us.

You're talking very confident about us.

I just hate what you're doing in the world.

You're stupiding up the world.

You're a cancer for black people because you're teaching them the wrong values.

I don't feel like you're a cancer for black people.

I don't care what you feel.

But I think you sound smart to dumb people.

Yeah, I know, and you're saying my things back to me, and I'm dumb.

Because everything you say is like you looking in the mirror.

All you do is project.

Has your therapist ever taught you that?

I have a therapy show on my network American New called Healing is Gangster.

Check it out.

I want to tell you what I've learned from my OG.

Can you come up here, please?

My OG, please.

My OG, and I want y'all to know, I'm sure y'all know, his wife just died.

I'm so sorry about that.

Damn, man.

And I want to say this, right?

Please, sit down.

Because I learn so much from you every day that this is my OG.

And I think you should ask him to talk to me.

This man, when his wife was sick, he did not leave her hospital for four weeks.

I would call him every day, correct?

He never left her till she passed.

And that was what I call manning up.

You know what I'm saying?

Then when she passed, he had the illest wedding.

I'm talking about fireworks, doves.

The whole Harlem was out there, strong.

He looked like the mob boss.

I wanted to be him right there even when he was in pain.

Now I'm Dame Dash.

I do give people props that deserve it.

This is my OG.

I give him the respect he deserves because he still teaches me.

And then we know what he did?

He threw Heaven up in Harlem.

Thousands of people came through.

The mayor came through.

I saw that.

But you didn't say nothing about it.

That's the problem, girl.

You just did all that, giving this man all his props and got it in like that?

Don't tell me what to do.

Go ahead.

How is your mental health?

How are you?

How you doing OG?

Shut the fuck up from back there.

Hey, how you doing OG?

You ain't in the interview no more.

That's crazy.

What you mean?

Same fight, different round, bro.

I want that.

It's one day at a time.

For people that don't know, how do you inspire the people to come?

This man is trying to talk about his life, man.

He's disrespectful.

For people that don't know, especially with Dame, how do you teach the people that come

up under you the right morals to make sure they make it and not end up in jail?

Just right is right.

Wrong is wrong.

Everybody got that in them.

You know what's right.

You know what's wrong.

Just follow your heart through what's right.

You go murder somebody or you hurt somebody, you harm somebody today.

When you go home at night, you might say, "Yeah, I put that work in."

Then you probably think too like, "Damn, I really hurt that boy."

You know what I mean, I cause him pain.

The rule of life to me is treat people how you want to be treated.

You don't want to have holes put in you, you don't want to be injured leaking on the ground.

Why would you do that to somebody else?

OG, question, you're from Harlem, I'm from Queens.

A lot of times, people don't see eye to eye, right?

Same color skin, came from the same area, and it almost seems like a crab in a barrel

syndrome.

How do you tell these young people to stop that?

Even with Dame and some of the people that he beeps with or goes back and forth with,

how do you have those conversations and say, "We better ask collabs versus competition."

That's hard, bro.

That's hard right now, you know?

Like for example, like he said at the cookout, you know I do the cookout every year.

Of course.

So I said, you know, when my wife was alive, we talked, and we was like, "Yo, we got

a big crowd, a lot of people coming, do something positive with it, right?"

So we talked one night and we said, "You know what?

Let's just try to bring all our sons together.

Let's introduce our sons to each other."

So they don't be out here beefing and fighting because they don't know each other.

Not knowing the relationship that their fathers be having, that's supposed to bring them

some unity amongst each other.

So I'll just say that to say like this year, you know I do it for the last five years I've

been doing that part, and this year I got really emotional because like you said, you

know I'm telling brothers, let's come together, let's stand together for a minute.

Like all this bubblegum shit y'all up here doing right now, going back and forth, that's

cool as entertainment.

There come a time when we all really need to come together and stand tall.

You know as black men, as a black unit.

We haven't done this shit bro.

So at the cookout it gets me excited because I'm like, "Okay, let's come together."

But the difference is to the side.

Right.

Like half of the group will come together and the other half of the group is still walking

around doing shit that don't really make-

Let me just say one thing.

Yeah.

This is what he does.

I call him tough love.

So when he's there, he's talking like he's saying some bad shit, but he'll be like, "If

you motherfuckers, you ain't going to give each other a hug and get the fuck out of here,

just hug him right now.

Y'all better hug right now."

He'd be exaggerating.

No, I don't.

I'll show it to you.

He'd be exaggerating.

But I do get a little tight because it hurts me to see that we can't come together for

shit bro.

Yeah.

And I'm talking about you bringing your son, I'm bringing my son.

We talking about our sons.

We can't do this shit for our sons, bro.

Like we can't take a minute to just honor up and just be a man and let's show unity

to our sons.

For an example, in their lifetime, we don't really do this type of shit since the Million

Man March.

So I'm from Harlem, like you from Queens.

We come from that shit.

We know how ugly it is.

Like you said, the shit is ugly, bro.

As a man, like I'm a grown man now.

I was young.

I did all that shit.

But as a grown man right now, I've got a purpose, something in life that I need to do.

It's not for nobody else, it's for my sons, my kids, you know, just to show them some

type of unity that we could do this shit.

Let's bring this shit together.

Yeah.

Like we ain't got to wait for nobody else to come along.

We here now.

What we going to wait for the next Malcolm X?

Next mountain?

No, we here now.

You know what I'm saying?

Condolences on your script, bro.

Absolutely.

No, no.

What he did, what he did there, I ask him, ask him, ask him.

I was like, damn, you know, when Aliya died, I didn't, I could have done it better.

He taught me how to deal with that situation.

Do you mind if I tell him a little about the Larry situation?

So you know, chatty patty ain't going, he going to do it anyway, so.

You see, when I said, do you mind if he would have said no, I would have given him utmost

respect.

But you don't have, Wendy Williams would have told you to do it.

You are Wendy Williams.

So can I just say something?

So you know, Larry is the guy that actually called my son for Cam.

And you know, I had mentioned him and I was like, cause I knew Larry before and you know,

he did some things, actually he does a longer story, but he did some things I didn't like,

so I wasn't messing with him no more.

I actually found him not to be intelligent.

So and it's, he was the reason why I got a couple of these lawsuits.

So Daniel was like, I like him a lot, I'm going to fuck with him, man.

If you're not fucking with him, I'm not fucking.

Cam didn't do that.

He's his best friend.

But Larry called them and Larry wife is going through a similar situation.

So I guess he was trying to trauma bond with him and my OG goes, where are you at right

now?

And he goes, I'm in my bed, sleep.

Your wife is, I'm gonna let him take it from there.

I mean, no, he ain't say he was in his bed sleep, but I asked him where yet, because

I go late to his wife being in the hospital, he told me some things and just triggered

some shit in my situation, watching my wife go through all these different situations.

And I just said to him, how could you be anywhere but by her side right now, if she dying, bro,

she had a last days, like for me, when the doctors told me I might have weeks to days

or months to weeks.

I needed all that.

I needed every second, every minute left.

You know what I mean?

To be with my wife, bro, like nothing else is more important than time.

If we had a billion dollars, you give up that billion dollars for some more time.

So I needed to be with her and I needed to let her know I'm right by your side.

When you dying, if you ever come to that point, you dying, it's one thing you probably need

more than anything.

Just somebody right there next to you, especially, hold on, especially if it's your wife, if

it's your girl, you want somebody to be next to you.

Even as a man, I don't think I would want nothing else, probably my wife or something,

you know, just right next to me, knowing that you next to me would help some comfort.

He told Larry, if you don't get back there over there, I'm fucking you up.

He said, next time I see you, I'm fucking you up.

That's what he said.

You just cut him off.

Nah, it's cool, bro.

You know what?

Cause I wanted to understand that that's where the toughness comes in.

That's OG.

That's the type of dude I am.

He said, yo, I don't want to hear nothing.

He don't want to hear nothing about the camera.

He said your wife is dead.

Don't cook me about that.

That's just my personality.

I will beat you up if you're not by your wife's side every day.

I'm sorry.

No, I'm just saying I came at him like that as a friend, you know what I mean?

Even though he going through what he going through with him.

And I told Dane too, you know, Dame, his wife going through some shit right now, it's time

for us to on up.

Fuck all that.

That shit ain't important.

This life and death situation is more important.

So what a dude got to understand is love is powerful, man.

You know what I mean?

You got a wife, right?

Yeah.

You know how much she mean to you?

31 years.

I had 37.

So when you got a wife, like I tell dudes, when you go to jail, you in trouble, you in

a hospital, who's there with you?

Why?

Who you call your wife?

Like I ain't got nobody to call right now.

I had to think about this shit the other day, something was to happen.

Like before it was like, yo, I call wifey.

She knew just what to do.

Immediately.

Absolutely.

I don't have nobody.

I gotta get, I gotta get a new number, memorize a number automatically.

So at the end of the day, you know, his man was going through it with his wife and I just

told him, bro, out of respect, if I find out you not by her side, I'm fucking you up.

Like that's some sucker shit.

You a bitch ass nigga.

If you don't be by her side, I got mad.

I get upset.

I'm emotional.

You know what I mean?

My emotions come out sometime and it is what it is.

I am who I am and that's what I just roll on that purpose alone.

But you know, I told him and he was like, you know what OG you're right.

Because you can't sit around talking about your, I had to come home for a minute or you

sitting in your bed eating TV dinners and shit like that.

Your fucking wife is in the hospital dying.

You know what that shit must feel like?

You know, you ain't going to make it shit like that.

So yeah, that's what happened with homie and I hope I got through to him and he spending

time with her.

He probably should be right next to her right now.

Do you have like an organization or something or like a foundation or a nonprofit thing

I just started.

You know, I just want to for 20 years, 5,000 people short.

So what I'm saying is for a man to tell another man what to do.

He got to be able to beat you up because I'm telling you, you need a masculine man to teach

black children.

Yeah.

And we need you on the radio, OG.

And I think y'all should get him up here once or twice a week because he, he would teach

toughly.

We need to be taught in a certain voice cause that's not a voice.

Nobody want to hear that bullshit you talking after hearing OG talk.

That fake dumb silly shit you're feeling.

So that's why, what did I just say?

I just said bring him up here.

That's not real.

I said bring him up here.

Let me finish this shit.

You know, at the end of the day, I appreciate y'all having me up here.

Thank you, OG.

You know what I mean?

Voicing that.

You know what I mean?

Rest in peace to my wife.

You know, it's been like five months now and I still can't breathe, you know what I mean?

But I'm here.

You see me, you will never be able to tell because it's what's inside.

You know what I'm saying?

I just want to shout out my man Larry.

Wish him all the best and I hope he by his wife's side and anybody that's going through

that type of shit.

Just honor up and be a man and respect love because love is what we all need.

That's the only thing that's going to be by us when we fucked up and we down and out.

Y'all should all know if you got a girl, you got, you know what I mean?

A situation, relationship, you know, that's what it's about.

That's who you care about.

My mother passed.

She became my mother.

You know, at the funeral I told a story how I had a fight, right?

And I broke my hands.

I go to the hospital, broke my knuckles and shit, they cast me up.

So long story short, I go home.

That nigga dude.

Right?

No, it didn't matter.

You know, I just put in the work and I broke my fingers, my hands, right, but busted.

So this is how deep it was with me and my wife.

I goes home and I realized I had to take a shit.

I couldn't wipe my ass.

Do you know my wife wiped my ass, bro?

My wife had to wipe me, bro.

Yeah.

So you know how deep that is?

Who else could you trust?

You don't want your brother.

You can't ask your homies or nobody do no shit like that.

And I bought a cast for like four, five months.

Every time I had to go to bathroom, like that shit was crazy.

But that's how to love.

That's how deep that shit is.

You have somebody like that in your life, that shit is priceless, it's like, you know, it

means everything.

No, so I just had to respect the power of your wife, your girl, man, understand where

you come from.

You come from a woman.

We should respect our woman a little more.

You know what I mean?

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you for coming.

Thank you for all that conversation.

I appreciate y'all having me and listening.

Yo, we don't want to hear from you, bro.

Let OG in with some positive, real shit, not that silly shit you be talking about.

If you ever have anything that you're doing with your foundation and you need us there,

you need to come up here.

You're always invited.

You know what I mean?

For real.

They know he's always invited, but anytime they need to come up here, we never say no

to Dame.

And I'm sure many outlets have me.

We all go back and forth with Dame, but we really, I don't know about y'all, but we really

respect Dame.

We respect the work that he put in and we appreciate you.

We going to go back and forth.

We ain't got to agree.

I didn't respect him.

I wouldn't have him up here.

Yeah.

I already know.

He told me stories about how you and him linked up off the set.

I saw him someplace else, you know, but he told me y'all had good conversations and shit

like that.

Your brothers, your bill.

You know what I mean?

Like we don't want anybody to think this shit is all playing fun.

You know, radio is radio, but real life is real life.

And I salute y'all.

Y'all doing a good job.

Keep teaching the people.

You know what I mean?

Like Dame said, you know, y'all play a big part.

Y'all listen.

A lot of people listen to y'all.

You know what I'm saying?

Thank you so much.

Keep giving them that knowledge.

Absolutely.

Y'all be dropping.

Y'all be dropping knowledge.

You know what I mean?

I'll be listening to it.

Thank you OG.

All right.

It's time to get it back.

Dame, you got any last words?

No.

OG ended it, man.

I wanted to say thank you.

I appreciate it.

It was therapeutic.

I mean, again, a lot of people won't have that conversation with me.

Yeah.

You know, very few.

I've actually through this situation with Cam have learned to have a lot of respect

for Memphis Bleak because of his loyalty.

And every time I see him, he talks to me.

And when we were beefing and all that, or going back and forth, he, you know, Nori called.

Oh no.

Big Face Barry called Nori, but Nori called Bleak for backup, but they talked like brothers.

And you can't say nothing bad about Bleak's big home.

He might not be the brightest light in the world, but you ain't going to say nothing

about his OG.

And actually that-

Tell the girl he shot the Bleak, by the way.

I just said that-

Why would you say he's not the brightest in the world?

But you just interrupted me.

Why don't you do that to people?

Don't do that.

OG just told us we should meet in uni and group operations.

Y'all, thank you, man.

I'm going to show y'all this thing now.

So this last thing I'm going to say, if you want to see, if you want to see the trailer-

You're going to dress like a shady pastor and act like one.

Practice what you preach.

This is a bespoke suit that I made, Dee Dee.

I like it.

I made it.

This is, you know, I made it.

It looks like you made it.

I know.

I know.

And you look like you, that your boyfriend made that.

Your boyfriend made that.

That's what happened.

Your crush made it.

All right.

Anyway.

Yo, look, look.

That's what I'm going to say.

Tomorrow, I'm dropping a diss record for 50.

Wow.

Yo OG, come on man.

Can I finish?

A diss record for 50 and Cam by Nicolette.

You know, y'all can hear him play it for you before we leave.

So you could go, you could go to American New and listen to it.

You'll see the trailer for Paid in Full.

My Paid in Full.

It's called My Paid in Full.

I don't have to buy rights for anything because I was there.

I really hustled with this guy.

You know?

You know, Cam, I heard him say something like he's the great-

Didn't you say diss record was corny?

You said that.

You said beef is corny.

But you got Nicolette doing diss records, Dain.

I always said rap battle is great.

What are you talking about?

Practice what you preach for just once.

Yo, you're dumb.

Can we play the record?

Yes, please.

Which one?

Yeah, play it.

Play the record.

You said it's a diss record?

Yeah, it's a diss record.

Man, let the people inside play it.

It's not mixed though, but you're going to see it.

It's just a verse.

And then I'm going to show you an episode.

You want to see it?

Yeah.

Okay.

Because he said I was lying.

Before we leave, I want you to see that episode because you said I was lying.

Then you're going to have to apologize to me after I show you this, okay?

No.

You're a liar.

Then you're a girl.

You're a broke liar.

Hold on a second.

Should I just play this from the phone?

No, no.

We're going to assume that they're going to play it on the radio when we air the actual

interview.

Can you send it to Lauren?

Give them an email.

Send it to Lauren.

So wow.

Wow.

I'm going to show you how to first.

We're going to watch it.

And I can show you.

If you want, if you really don't believe me, I'll show you five episodes.

A piece of each.

But I have five.

Edit it.

You know what I'm saying?

So I can show you right now.

You'll see, ladies and gentlemen, big shout out.

Look for my paid in full.

The real story from people that actually did it in Harlem.

And it will be on revolt.

And if things go the way I want, I should be closing or I should be able to have this

pathway to acquire.

But until then, you'll see all my content.

Next week, you'll see bosses take losses on revolt.

So now I'm hustling on his block, Cam.

I'm now Cam's boss.

You're going to keep Cam show?

Yeah.

I'm not going to fire him.

He's a good kid.

But I'm not going to.

It was cute.

Is that a promotional thing?

I thought him taking over was a promotional thing.

That's him.

He was a CEO.

But you're doing a real acquisition.

Yes.

It's not a real acquisition.

There's a road to acquisition.

So I'm going to see what the, I'm putting all my content on there, a lot of it.

And we're going to see how it runs and see what it does.

I want everybody to watch it, want some, but so, but every week you'll be able to see bosses

take losses starting next week on revolt.

And then, but if like I don't get to buy it, then, you know, I won't put pain in full on

it.

You know what I'm saying?

But it's done already.

I'm just, I got to put it.

So I start with this.

I'm starting, it's coming in trunches.

It's a docu-series first.

So, you know, the characters, then it's the scripted.

Same thing with power, the book, the docu-series TV show.

So watch my new show power that I actually do own.

Not capping.

I didn't write it yet.

I mean, Michelle is writing it now and she's also writing the script.

The deals are done and you know, and there'll be more.

So shout out to Dusko goes to space.

Thank you.

Dusko thank you.

Love that.

Dusko goes to space.

Brings your cognitive skills up.

Dusko goes to sea.

I never, again, you know, the black gun, this is being distributed by Sony, but I didn't

make that announcement, but it is distributed by Sony because you know, some of my, like

my part, you know, I couldn't have this guy keeps sending letters.

So I filed so he could stop murky in the waters, but I want to show you, can you pull up?

I'll do it.

I'll do it.

Who did I send?

Oh yeah.

And also, also we're considered, we're being, we're being considered for Grammy.

So any Grammy voters, please vote.

We're being considered for alternative.

What is it?

Alternative music.

Best alternative album.

See, I don't like the freeway, right.

I don't think if you, I love freeways, you know, he's another one that's going into schools

and doing all these things.

And you know, if any Grammy voters for alternative music, please vote for the black guns.

I just wanted to do it as an artist, but you know, I wanted to be artists.

Let me be an artist.

Now power, this power, your power has nothing to do with 50's power.

It's not 50's power.

He don't own that.

He's he works for those people.

He doesn't own that.

Go do your, I want you to do me a favor.

If you like, I'll teach you.

I will.

If you want to know about certain things, call me.

Cause you might take it the wrong way.

I'm like, I do not want to learn the damn damn way of doing this.

I'm smitten like a kid.

I don't want to learn nothing from that dash.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Oh my goodness.

All right.

Ladies and gentlemen, here's the record.

Introduce your artists.

Come on.

Nikki.

Nikki.

Can we do IG's here?

No.

All right.

It's tomorrow.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Come on.

We get it.

We get it.

Hey you guys.

I'm Nikki Licky and this is Checkmate.

A diss track to 50 Cent and Cameron.

It's the Breakfast Club.

Ladies and gentlemen.

It's Dame Dash.

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