Damon Dash watched his movie manufacturing firm get bought for a measly $100.50 at a Tuesday court docket public sale, however the Hip-Hop mogul’s monetary issues are removed from over.

The former Roc-A-Fella Records co-founder’s Poppington LLC was put up for public sale to assist pay down greater than $1 million in damages from a number of defamation lawsuits. Only one bidder confirmed up.

Mike Muntaser, CEO of Muddy Water Motion Pictures, placed the winning bid in keeping with The Post. Ironically, Dash owes Muddy Water Motion Pictures over $4 million, which triggered the public sale of his property.

The authorized struggle began over their work on the unbiased movie Dear Frank. In 2022, a New York jury discovered Dash accountable for copyright infringement associated to the movie.

A federal decide later upheld that verdict. Webber additionally secured the separate $4 million defamation judgment after Dash made statements about him on a enterprise podcast

The sale included rights to Dash’s best-known movie, Honor Up, which starred Dash, Cam’ron and Stacey Dash. Other movies within the bundle have been the sequel Too Honorable, a documentary, Welcome to Blakroc and a private movie, We Went To China: Our Search For Like Minded Individuals.

Dash filed for chapter in September, claiming he had just a few thousand {dollars} regardless of owing $25 million in federal and state taxes, baby assist and different money owed.

Filmmaker Josh Webber will nonetheless be owed almost all of his $4 million judgment towards Dash after this public sale. The $100.50 sale barely makes a dent in what Dash owes. The authorized struggle already triggered the sale of his one-third stake in Roc-A-Fella Records for $1 million at public sale in November 2024. The state bought the shares to get well $8.7 million in again taxes owed by Dash.

Jay-Z had tried to dam the sale via authorized motion, however the public sale went ahead anyway. The state now owns a bit of the corporate that launched Jay-Z’s debut album.

Dash’s authorized issues continue to grow.

Josh Webber and lawyer Chris Brown filed a brand new $10 million lawsuit towards Dash in Los Angeles federal court docket final week.

The lawsuit claims Dash ruined Webber’s $10 million deal to direct and produce a film called TORN by publicly calling him a criminal and threatening RICO charges.

According to court docket papers, Webber had secured the $10 million settlement in August 2025. But the deal fell aside weeks later after Dash appeared on The Breakfast Club and made statements about Webber.

Dash then despatched Webber a textual content message threatening to file a civil RICO case and demanding $100 million. He posted the message on Instagram with mocking captions.

The lawsuit says one investor demanded Webber be faraway from the “TORN” venture due to reputational danger from Dash’s accusations.

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