Damon Dash lashed out at Charlamagne Tha God after a tense Breakfast Club interview and warned of authorized motion over alleged false claims.

Damon Dash fired again at Charlamagne Tha God on Tuesday (September 16) after a tense look on “The Breakfast Club,” warning of authorized penalties over what he referred to as false claims made on air.

“Charlemagne, I would advise you not to make up phony sources without real names saying that anything I said was not true, or we will have a legal problem,” Dash wrote in an Instagram put up following the interview. “Don’t try to compromise my reputation. I have proof to support everything I say that will stand up in any court.”

The sit-down spiraled rapidly, with Dash confronting the hosts over previous feedback and demanding accountability.

“Let’s do some boundaries, right? Cuz everyone says I yell,” he mentioned early within the dialog, setting the tone for what would turn into a combative alternate.

Tension escalated when Charlamagne introduced up 50 Cent’s current declare that he had secured the rights to the 2002 cult movie Paid in Full.

Dash, who was a producer on the unique film, dismissed the declare outright.

“I talk a different language than most people. I’m a boss. So, number one, there is no rights to be bought. So, I knew he was trolling,” Dash mentioned, earlier than clarifying that nobody at the moment holds the rights. “I told you he doesn’t have the rights. No one has the rights. Who you going to buy the rights from? I wasn’t planning on making Paid in Full about those people again. I was making my Paid in Full. And you don’t have to buy the rights. I was actually there. So, you know, 50 trolls.”

The dialog veered into private territory when Dash questioned Cam’ron reaching out to his son amid their public feud, asking if that was applicable conduct.

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Things bought much more tense when Dash accused Charlamagne of missing a powerful male id.

“You’re not a proper representation of the masculine Black man,” Dash mentioned, prompting extra verbal sparring.

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The interview drew heavy criticism on-line, with social media customers calling Dash’s conduct erratic. Comments included, “Dame needs therapy,” and “All he does is talk in circles.”

Earlier this month, 50 Cent introduced he had acquired the rights to Paid in Full and is growing a tv sequence based mostly on the movie. Cam’ron, who performed “Rico” within the unique, is connected as an government producer.

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