Dame Dash is offering the Roc-A-Fella chain to anyone who makes a legal bid to buy a stake in the company, whose main asset is Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt album.
In anticipation of an upcoming auction in which Dash will sell his portion of the iconic album, Hough’s legal representatives recently filed a document warning potential bidders. The minimum price to qualify for the auction, which is scheduled for August 29, is $1.2 million.
The notice informed potential owners of Dame shares that they would only be able to profit from “reasonable suspicion” earnings for approximately six years, after which time the album’s master recordings would be returned to Jay, granting him full ownership under Section 203 of the Copyright Act Behavior.
However, Dahm is continuing his campaign and even trying to sweeten the deal.
“I’m getting a lot of calls, a lot of invitations from people I don’t know,” Dash told his Instagram followers. He then expressed some displeasure with those trying to undercut the $10 million asking price. “That’s because they want to buy it,” he asserted. “If you really want to buy 1/3 of Roc-A-Fella, Inc.,” Dame Dash pointed out. “Anything over 10 million, I’ll add some sweetness. I have an original Roc-A-Fella chain hanging around my neck. The co-founder claims to be the only person to hand out a Roc-A-Fella chain during the brand’s heyday “If I don’t give you a chain, it’s not a legitimate Roc-A-Fella chain,” he declared.
“I went to court. I was allowed to sell my shares, so I did that. No one was going to tell me what I could and couldn’t do, I didn’t care who it was. So we just acted legally and then in It’s going to be a fight in court,” Daim said previously of the decision to sell the shares.
