Dame Dash: Drake Inquired About Reasonable Doubt Share, Insider Hints at Jay-Z’s Response
Drake was the subject of a revelation made by music mogul Dame Dash in the entertainment world. On Monday, September 16, he conducted an almost hour-long interview on America Nu Network. Dash’s 1/3 share in JAY-Z’s iconic debut album, Reasonable Doubt, was offered for purchase by the Canadian rapper, as disclosed by the co-founder of Roc-a-Fella Records.
In the interview, Dash reflected on the ongoing tension between Drake and Kendrick Lamar before Lamar’s anticipated Super Bowl performance, suggesting that Drake should make a bold statement by arriving with a Roc-a-Fella chain. Dash’s revelation of Drake’s tactic to gain control of part of Reasonable Doubt was the biggest revelation.
“You know, Drake hollered at me through DM and made an offer,” Dash revealed. “I’m not quite sure what happened, but I thought he had got with Jay or something. But I don’t know. It would be a good time to close. But if you got it, I wouldn’t do it if you didn’t get it. But you know, if you want to own Reasonable Doubt, if you want to own a third of it, you have to say that at the board meetings for at least the next seven years and make money off of it.”
Despite other celebrities’ interest in purchasing Dash’s share, Drake was the only one to make a formal offer. Dash has limited control over the situation. The U.S. is overseeing a scheduled auction that includes his share. Josh Webber, a filmmaker who previously won a judgment against Dash for $823,000, is the subject of legal proceedings being handled by the Marshal Service. The auction is to fulfill that payment and other financial obligations, including $10 million in child support.
Despite Dash’s claims, purchasing his share in Roc-a-Fella comes with strings attached. Those who acquire the rights will have them for only seven years, and then JAY-Z will regain full ownership of Reasonable Doubt. Drake’s potential investment has come under scrutiny for its long-term viability.
An industry insider has suggested that if Drake moves forward with the acquisition, Jay-Z could take drastic action.
“If Drake pulls that move, Jay-Z might just buy Drake’s music catalog,” the source shared with LandonBuford.com.
The source hints that there may be a high-stakes exchange between two prominent hip-hop figures.
Jay-Z’s financial clout and industry dominance would make it possible for him to make such a move.
Drake’s involvement in these negotiations remains unclear, but Dash’s revelation adds another layer to the rapper’s ongoing business ventures. This latest development reminds fans and industry watchers of how deeply connected music, business, and personal relationships are in the hip-hop world.
Despite the auction approaching, it’s uncertain whether Drake will acquire a fragment of hip-hop history or if Jay-Z will counter.
The future of Dash’s share and the fate of Reasonable Doubt are still uncertain. One thing is sure: the stakes are higher than ever, and both Drake and Jay-Z are playing for their lives.
