CHOKE NO JOKE SAYS DAME DASH RAN HIS MOUTH AND NOW HE WILL LOSE HIS LIFE RIGHTS!

Overview

The speaker reacts to Dame Dash’s legal and financial situation, arguing that his troubles stem more from his own decisions than from bad luck.

They claim Dame Dash filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, but—rather than handling it quietly—continued to engage online and return to court. The speaker points especially to his public references to the “family business” and “family office,” suggesting that creditors were watching, were provoked by those claims/performances, and responded through legal action.

Consequence: Auction of Life Rights

A major consequence, according to the speaker, is that Dame Dash’s life rights are scheduled for auction.

The speaker frames this as meaning that he would no longer control his name, likeness, voice, image, or related projects from roughly 1990 through 2025. They explain that the auction winner would be able to produce and publish works tied to him, such as:

• Documentaries/films
• Books

They also say the auction has already drawn bids, including:

• An opening around $38,000
• Subsequent bids referenced in the $40,000+ range

Speculation About Who Might Bid

The speaker speculates that major public figures—specifically Cameron, 50 Cent, or possibly others—might bid out of spite or to “own” the rights. They doubt Jay-Z would do it, suggesting Jay-Z would avoid looking petty.

They also mention Chris Brown in the context of possible speculation.

Child Support Digression: Personal and Industry Commentary

The speaker then digresses into a critique of child support, describing it as financially and emotionally destructive.

They claim it ruins or strains relationships for many men, estimating “75%” in their view. They share personal experiences, saying they dealt with child support for roughly a decade or more, emphasizing:

• The psychological impact
• How it influenced their decision to avoid marriage and have more children
• That, in their view, similar dynamics could apply to Dame Dash

They argue that if Dame’s partner leaves him, child support could worsen his long-term financial burden—potentially tying him to payments for many years depending on the child’s age and the state’s rules.

Transition: Fat Joe and Remy Ma

Near the end, the speaker shifts topics to Fat Joe and Remy Ma, saying they will cover Fat Joe last. They mention Remy Ma as a symbol of “Black love.”

The remainder of the discussion is cut off.