Dame Dash On The Bootleg Kev Podcast [Video]
Dame Dash sits down with Bootleg Kev.
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Read moreDame Dash speaks on building his business empire, what he saw in Kanye West, business with Jay Z and much more.
Read moreDamon Dash reflects on the importance of staying independent, the death of Nipsey Hussle, and the 23rd anniversary of Jay-Z’s “Reasonable Doubt”.
Read moreHipHollywood caught up with Dame Dash for a quick chat.
Read moreWatch Kanye’s first ever interview in the UK back in 2004, with Dame Dash and Biggs. Westwood throwback.
Read moreThrowback to Kanye West, Damon Dash, John Legend backstage in London in 2004.
Read more“Kanye West freestyle from back in January 2004 before “The College Dropout” was released – never seen before! Dame Dash & Biggs up in the studio.” – Westwood
Read moreDame Dash joins B-Real for a chief session in this episode of “The Smokebox”.
Read moreDame Dash stops through to discuss his new film and things get heated when the conversation turns to Jay Z. Part 2 after the break.
Read more“They Got Money” is the first single from R.F.C.’s forthcoming debut album “The Outsiders.” The song, which is produced by DJ Relly Rell, is a hustler’s anthem, consisting of dynamic verses from DZA and Bronx spitter Al-Doe, with added commentary from the ever controversial Damon Dash. R.F.C. is an all-star ensemble, comprised of Al-Doe, Bluntsmoker, NymLo, and producer 183rd, helmed by Harlem native Smoke DZA. Smoke DZA has also launched his own label, R.F.C. Music Group. The label has partnered with iHipHop Distribution to release Smoke DZA & R.F.C.’s debut album, “The Outsiders” on November 18th.
Read moreDame Dash opened up to VladTV about being an entrepreneur as a kid. The music mogul said that while he’s not proud of dealing crack as a youngster, he said the big money set him up with the mentality to strive for more. Moving on, Dame said that after seeing a kid get senselessly killed in the street, which was depicted in the Roc-A-Fella film “Paid in Full,” he wanted out of the life and his eyes were opened after going to an industry party with his cousin. He added that he was motivated to really put his hustling skills to use after thinking that none of the people in the room with him were true hustlers. The Roc-A-Fella co-founder ended the conversation by speaking about his crew, “The Best Out,” back in the day. Dame said they were all about having fun and making money, which gave him a “mental independence and freedom” at a really young age.
Read moreA spontaneous recording session creates magic.
Read moreDame talks his hometown artists.
Read moreThe former Roc CEO and sage downtown entrepreneur on how he put Kevin Hart on, and how The Butler director Lee Daniels owes Dame from back in the day.
Read more“The way he’s carried Biggs has discredited everything he’s ever said in life.”
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