Dame Dash claims that Drake has made an offer to buy one-third of her Roc-A-Fella Records.
Speaking on his America Nu Network, Dash explained that Drizzy made the offer after taking to his Instagram DMs, although he didn’t reveal exactly how much the 6 God gave him.
“Drake yelled at me via DM and made me an offer,” he said. “I’m not really sure what happened, but I thought he was with Jay or something. But I don’t know.
“This would be a good time to close, but if you can do it. I wouldn’t do it if he didn’t understand. If you want to have reasonable doubt, if you want to have a third [Roc-A-Fella] Have a say in board meetings for at least the next seven years and make money from it.
The Harlem mogul also suggested that Drake might steal the spotlight from his rival Kendrick Lamar at the Super Bowl halftime show organized by JAY-Z in February. attended the competition wearing an original Roc-A-Fella chain, which Dame had previously gifted buyers with his share of.
Discussing Kendrick’s controversial performance, Demme said: “I was thinking, ‘What would I do if I were Drake?’ I’d be like, ‘Well, what if with these Roc-A -Fella chain coming to the Super Bowl, that’s a big W.
Speaking about Kendrick Lamar’s performance at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, Dame Dash revealed that Drake contacted him via private message and offered to buy his Jay-Z label Roc- An offer for one-third of A-Fella Records.
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Although Mrs. Dash suggested he was the one to sell his stake in the legendary record label, he was stripped of the sale after losing a copyright infringement lawsuit against film director Josh Weber.
Christopher Brown, Webber’s representative in the controversy, told Rolling Stone in April that only he and the U.S. Marshal could sell the shares.
“His shares were actually allocated to the U.S. Marshal, [at] My request,” Brown said. “So he actually has nothing to sell. He doesn’t even own the stock.
Due to the size of Dash’s debt and the numerous claimants coming forward, the public auction of shares was recently postponed to September 21.
The auction was initially intended to repay Dash’s nearly $1 million debt to Weber, but other parties have also made claims to the funds raised from the auction.
Both New York State and New York City want funds from the sale, with New York City claiming Dash owes $197,000 in unpaid child support and New York State wanting some of the money to help settle Dash’s alleged $8.7 million tax debt.
The minimum bid for shares was also raised from $1.2 million to £3 million to pay off Dash’s debt, and the delay was also used to develop a plan for how the funds would be distributed after the sale.
