Dame Dash Shuts Down Reports Of Settlement Talk With Jay-Z Over "Reasonable Doubt"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.8K Views

"If you wanna settle this holla at me... we used to hustle together," Dash wrote in response to reports that he & Jay-Z are discussing a settlement.

Dame Dash shut down reports that he and Jay-Z are in the midst of settlement discussions in regards to their ongoing court case surrounding Reasonable Doubt. Last year, Dash attempted to sell 1/3 of his equity shares in Roc-A-Fella Records as an NFT, which would also include his royalties from Jay-Z's debut album.

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Yesterday, a report emerged revealing that Jay-Z's attorney filed documents to court revealing that Jay and Dame were in talks to reach a settlement in the case. Dame fired back at the reports, claiming that they are "no where near a settlement."

"Please don't believe this hype," he wrote. "they accused me of doing something i did not do and now they have to prove it…and i can sell my share anytime I want #askthejudge and #jayz and @biggsburke if you wanna settle this holla at me…we use to hustle together…court is corny…let’s talk like men for the culture… I dare y’all to respond #doitfortheculture."

Dash previously divulged on the legal battle with his former business partner during his appearance on Club Shay. "He sued me for something he said that I did that I didn’t, and then I just had to sue him because he was redirecting funds for Reasonable Doubt,” Dame said. “I didn’t realize it. I would never sue somebody I used to hustle with—I’m not into suing anybody. I was disappointed. I think it’s embarrassing.”

We'll keep you posted on the legal battle.

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