N.O.R.E. Calls Dame Dash “Lame Dash” Following His Comments About Drink Champs Defending Jay-Z [Video]

N.O.R.E. has fired back at Dame Dash, who made comments about “Drink Champs” defending Jay-Z in his current legal drama.

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In case you missed it, In an interview with “The Art of Dialogue,” Dame discussed Jay-Z’s ongoing sexual assault lawsuit and threw shade at N.O.R.E.’s popular platform, which has long supported the rapper. Dash argued that Hov needs to get “white media” on his side to protect his reputation.

“Drink Champs can’t get him out of this one and neither can Charlamagne. ‘Cause those are the guys that hold him down no matter what he does. So he got to get to People magazine and Entertainment Tonight right now ’cause they on his head,” Dash said in the interview.

Dame Dash Calls Jay-Z’s Lawyer, Alex Spiro, A Liar And Says It’s Extreme That Jay-Z Said Diddy Is Not His Friend.

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N.O.R.E. quickly responded on Instagram, reposting Baller Alert’s post about his comments.

“Lame dash, more clueless than Stacey,” referring to Dame’s cousin from the 90s teen comedy Clueless,” N.O.R.E. wrote, though he didn’t stop there.

The retired MC also posted a video, addressing Dash.

“You’ve been coming at me. You think I ain’t got time. I’m not like these other people. I got time.” He continued, “No one’s trying to disrespect you. We tryna show you love but you keep coming at everybody. If you got beef with one person, you supposed to keep that beef with one person. You got beef with everybody around him [JAY-Z].”

N.O.R.E. added, “You became the Lame Dash. We don’t wanna disrespect you. And I’m trying not to as much as I can because I actually respect the s**t out of you. But you became the lame chatty patty person that you said you were against. Get your life together. My number’s the same if you wanna work it out.”

This feud dates back to 2020 when Dash accused N.O.R.E. of trying to force him to drink Cîroc on “Drink Champs,” which led to further tension over unpaid work on Roc-A-Fella movies and soundtracks.