texasdaking88
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It always surprises me how many people actually take this nigga seriously on here...
Trillaaaaaa
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lol I can tell this about to be another thread of other niggas crying because Dame pointing out their feminine personality traits
5th Letter
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Dame is hilarious.
mosincredible
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This shit is way too hilarious.
blackamerica
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Best interview I've seen in a minute. Dame is the most intelligent, arrogant, ignorant & enlightning niggaz I've ever seen. He'll shit on you but drop jewels on you at the same time. You just gotta read between the lines
hiphop12345
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"You're in a fake existence"
Knock_Twice
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Dame message was on point..his delivery could have been a bit better..he calmed down towards the end..but I understand and stand on everything dude was saying...I'm trying to pound that in the ppl heads around me...other than the whole you have a boss thing..he could have said it in another way..cuz some ppl have to have a boss..but they can also try investing into themselves while having a boss..alot of black ppl don't even do this and this is why we can never own nothing...Good interview
eternal soldier
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I think Dame has been brilliant. Made some dumd decisions but he was brilliant. The problem with Dame is he gets in his own way. He should've stated that a man doesn't let his emotions get in the way of his grind.
Biggwillie
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Minus the flamboyant attitude, Dame was acting like this nigga with the "I did this and I did that"
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3bR6QxTsdMTHIRDSUPREME
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Dame mad as hell lol.
sr_the_freshman
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There is a difference between a boss, a leader, and an independent.
I'm honestly starting to suspect Dame isn't any of these. Bare with me niggas...
1. The term Boss as he's using it simply emphasizes ownership. Just because you own shit, doesn't mean that in particular shit is worth shit. That takes leadership. Boss of garbage. His gallery is TRASH. His oil company is TRASH. #flexvoice
2. If this nigga was a leader, and decent businessman, then the Roc would still be alive and well, and he'd be able to pass his life's work to his kids, just as he's criticizing Envy for. He'd also be in a better position to give other niggas opportunities as a 40 year old man. He is not, and has had plenty of time to do so.
3. With that said, there is nothing wrong with cashing out on your investments. Envy can pass his fortune on to his kids, whom in turn can use that liquid cash to start something new and be independent. Dame is in jeopardy of passing some worthless businesses to his little niggas. So who's winning exactly and where is the honor in any of that?
4. There isn't shit wrong either with working under, learning from, and earning from another boss, and then using said funds to go independent, and then later becoming a boss. Rome wasn't built in a day nigga, and every nigga needs to start somewhere. That money started somewhere. And a boss can't be a boss without your labor. Without you, he is just an independent. The relationship between boss and worker in the real business world is usually mutual in most respectable fields.
5. Dame isn't makin' product either in the way he's explaining it, just like Envy and those mixtapes. Jay made it. He isn't painting shit in those galleries, and investing in his own paints. He isn't coding shit, or designing shit and engineering his own software. He isn't writing his own raps and investing in studio time. He wasn't growing his own weed. The nigga flips, just as he said. He flips other nigga's product.
5. Nigga has misplaced pauses everywhere. Real men aren't that insecure, and don't need yes men in a lame ass Breakfast Club interview.
I'm honestly starting to suspect Dame isn't any of these. Bare with me niggas...
1. The term Boss as he's using it simply emphasizes ownership. Just because you own shit, doesn't mean that in particular shit is worth shit. That takes leadership. Boss of garbage. His gallery is TRASH. His oil company is TRASH. #flexvoice
2. If this nigga was a leader, and decent businessman, then the Roc would still be alive and well, and he'd be able to pass his life's work to his kids, just as he's criticizing Envy for. He'd also be in a better position to give other niggas opportunities as a 40 year old man. He is not, and has had plenty of time to do so.
3. With that said, there is nothing wrong with cashing out on your investments. Envy can pass his fortune on to his kids, whom in turn can use that liquid cash to start something new and be independent. Dame is in jeopardy of passing some worthless businesses to his little niggas. So who's winning exactly and where is the honor in any of that?
4. There isn't shit wrong either with working under, learning from, and earning from another boss, and then using said funds to go independent, and then later becoming a boss. Rome wasn't built in a day nigga, and every nigga needs to start somewhere. That money started somewhere. And a boss can't be a boss without your labor. Without you, he is just an independent. The relationship between boss and worker in the real business world is usually mutual in most respectable fields.
5. Dame isn't makin' product either in the way he's explaining it, just like Envy and those mixtapes. Jay made it. He isn't painting shit in those galleries, and investing in his own paints. He isn't coding shit, or designing shit and engineering his own software. He isn't writing his own raps and investing in studio time. He wasn't growing his own weed. The nigga flips, just as he said. He flips other nigga's product.
5. Nigga has misplaced pauses everywhere. Real men aren't that insecure, and don't need yes men in a lame ass Breakfast Club interview.
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Meta_Conscious
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Dame mad funny...
He was wild disrespectful, but it's the Breakfast club. They deserve respect why?
He pulled a few hoe cards.
He was wild disrespectful, but it's the Breakfast club. They deserve respect why?
He pulled a few hoe cards.
mryounggun
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This nigga is hilarious
