Dame Dash is finally addressing the $800,000 debt he owes filmmaker Josh Webber after losing a lawsuit and being ordered to surrender multiple business assets.
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In a recent interview with “The Art of Dialogue,” Dash made it clear he’s not fazed by the ruling.
“I don’t have too much in my name,” he said. “So the things that are in my name are companies that I don’t know even exist, don’t make money, and are from years ago.”
He brushed off the judgment, calling it a small loss in the grand scheme of business.
“Losing just $800,000 is considered a W in anybody that’s a real businessman’s world,” he said.
Dash also criticized people speculating about his financial state.
“To me, any man who talks about another man’s pockets, regardless, is gay. There’s no reason for a man to be worried about another man’s pockets unless he owes him money,” he said. “A woman, I can understand… but another man worrying about another man’s bills and pockets is like worrying about what’s behind that man’s zipper.”
In June, a judge ordered Dash and Poppington LLC to turn over ownership of Dash Films Inc., Bluroc LLC, Blakroc LLC, and copyrights to several films, including “Welcome to Blackroc” and “Too Honorable.”
Despite the legal troubles, Dash is focused on new music. He recently dropped “365,” a rock LP with his band The Black Guns and rapper Freeway.
He must appear in court on July 31st.
