Dame Dash has officially launched a legal demand for $300 million against fellow Harlem rapper Cam’ron, claiming defamation, harassment, business interference, and more. The lawsuit, made public in late September 2025, marks a major escalation in a long‑standing feud between the two figures.
Key Allegations in the Suit
- Dash accuses Cam’ron of making false or misleading public statements that have harmed Dash’s reputation and business interests, including calling him a “liar,” downplaying his business acumen, and spreading disparaging remarks about him and his partner Raquel Horn.
- The claim also includes accusations that Cam’ron interfered with or profited from business ventures that Dash and The Dash Group were involved with, such as a cannabis venture and a clothing company (Dipset Clothing Company).
- Dash is also demanding Cam’ron be held accountable for alleged emotional distress, reputational harm, financial loss, and other damages.
What Dame Dash Wants
According to legal documents and demand letters:
- An immediate cease and desist for public defamatory statements.
- A public apology and removal of false/social media content that allegedly defames Dash.
- Full accounting of profits from business ventures tied to their dispute (including profits Cam’ron allegedly earned that should have been shared or accounted for).
- The full $300 million in damages to compensate for losses, including reputational damage, loss of business opportunities, emotional distress, and more.
Background & Context
- Dame Dash and Cam’ron have had a contentious relationship for years, with disputes over past business dealings, credit, public statements, and ownership claims.
- Dash alleges that in addition to personal insults and public commentary, Cam’ron’s statements have damaged his business credibility, interfered with opportunities, and caused financial harm to The Dash Group.
Possible Outcomes & What to Watch For
- Whether Cam’ron will formally respond or counter with his own legal action.
- If the case will go to court or be settled privately.
- Evidence: business records, banking, communications, contracts may be disclosed in discovery.
- Public reaction could affect both parties’ reputations.
- If Dash’s claims hold up, it could reshape how public criticism and business disagreements are handled in the hip‑hop community.
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