Damon Dash Breakfastclub interview

You sound like a fucking fool.

You're so tied into the idea of entrepreneurship that you're ignoring the ultimate goal. Financial independence.

I'd much rather inherent a million In cash and liquid assets than some struggling fucking business that's debt ladened or barely viable.
You got it wrong - I'm telling people to take ownership of anything they do. If you a janitor take responsibility for the service you provide and manage your compensation, don't just do a "job"

With that approach, you focus on savings. and you are on alert for opportunities to improve your business.
 
You got it wrong - I'm telling people to take ownership of anything they do. If you a janitor take responsibility for the service you provide and manage your compensation, don't just do a "job"

With that approach, you focus on savings. and you are on alert for opportunities to improve your business.

YOU said this. Which makes perfect sense.

Dame ain't say none of this.
 
You sound like a fucking fool.

You're so tied into the idea of entrepreneurship that you're ignoring the ultimate goal. Financial independence.

I'd much rather inherent a million In cash and liquid assets than some struggling fucking business that's debt ladened or barely viable.

wealth isn't about how much you make now, its how many generations of your children are going to eat off of what you create. Names like Chase, Rothchild, Betancourt... are permanently wealthy. They created businesses that still earn in to perpetuity and were handed off generation to generation. New comers are Walton (Walmart), Ford, Firestone.

the difference between Puff n J is, Puff is building and maintaining majority ownership in profitable companies that will out live him... Dash is trying to do the same. Jay isn't.

to answer your question about $250k ownership vs a limited partnership bringing $50 million with limited residual, I'll answer by giving a practical example with Walmart.

When Sam Walton started Walmart and started streamlining supply from vendors and manufactures to increase profit margin and offer steep discounts, he could have partnered with Sears or FW Woolworths when he was ready to grow to regional / national, he would have traded majority ownership and gotten millions in his bank account instead of $200k. But then his children and grandkids wouldn't have a combined value of over $2-300 billion today and more coming in.
Imagine if Bill Gates got a $50 million salary in 1983 instead of keeping majority shares of his company?

Jay hasn't done anything like or similar to Puff in anyway.

Puff owns Bad Boy - J owns RocaFella, but didn't own Def Jam while he ran it.

Puff is still eating off of EVERY residual income stream from Bad Boy (publishing merch etc)-
Jay isn't really eating off of any residual income from DefJam -only Rocafella.

Puff owns these companies (majority shares): Revolt Bluestar Media SeanJean Enyce.
Jay sold RocaWear. He has minority shares in RocNation. LiveNation and CAA have the majority for label and agency respectively... Barclays center, minority owner. Barneys Collection, glorified ad man (similar to Puff's deal with Cirroc)

IMO None of Jay's companies live past him as continuing to be profitable more than a generation, Puff's companies right now have a chance to do at least 2 or 3 generations. Even more if the tequila brand gets established.

My point is, and Puff's and Dame's companies live past them? That's what I mean when I say they not totally different. Jay gets his money up now where he and Beyonce's wealth will allow for them to have that generational wealth.

Dame is trying to sit here and tell us that if you work for someone and build your wealth up for your kids to have its silly because you working for someone. That logic is idiotic. Lets keep it 100. Dame is trying to justify the way he runs his business. He can't convince me or anyone that how he's doing this movie venture is smarter than getting a studio to put up money for it and getting a couple of producers to put money up. NEVER go broke spending your own money and Dame does.

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This thought process is why we continue to lose... nigga logic
In this post you are only thinking of yourself, not your offspring nor your community.
Jews Arabs and Asians would disagree with you. Many in those cultures and others use group economics to work and break even just to create a foundation for their offspring and fellow country men to build on. Thats why today there is no such thing as an unsuccessful jewish CPA, when compared to an unsuccessful black or latino CPA. Or dude that started A&P with one store -broke his back everyday so his offspring could eventually run the largest food retailer and wholesaler in the US decades after he dies.

Group economics and "ownership" leads to generational wealth and broad safety nets for the unfortunate. Orthodox jews make sure everyone in their community has a job, even the retards... And they take care of the ones that can't work.

None of that is possible without transferring wealth to future generations.
Outside of the west indian and african communities, we don't have group economics yet, but stop using the business loan crutch, if you have a job - own your job, even if you work fries at McDonalds approach it as a partnership. What can they give you other than $$?
Almost any job provides compensation other than pay, but most ignore those opportunities and /or education.
A fry cook at McDonalds can become an owner over time and McDonalds franchisees and corporate will provide all the tools and help needed, but only if the fry cook takes the step of educating himself on the business.
I know a few small restaurant owners that took the education provided by McDonalds and Hamburger U and stepped away into their own operation

Honest question bro no fight but why do you feel that having your own business means you can bring it down to your son? Your shit is a cash hole. It makes no money. It actually loses money. Why would you pass that down to your child? How can you transfer wealth to your future generations when there's no wealth to transfer?
 
Not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur, no matter how much you try to talk down to them they just don't want
to be one and there is nothing wrong with that.

You have to be wired a certain way to be an entrepreneur. It's a mindset. You have to be willing to risk
everything to be successful, do without, work extreme hours when everyone else is getting drunk and fucking hot
whores. Then when the project is over the shit may be a total failure, but you start all over again because
that's who you are.

How can you clown a dude like envy who started out doing local mixtape stuff around NY and ends up being one of
the hottest DJ's in the country worth millions. You are going to tell me there are no lessons there for his
kids. Success breeds success. Our kids are inspired by how hard we work and how persistent we are, regardless of
our field of expertise.

Not everyone wants to be rich, some people just want to help others, what's wrong with that. Some people want to
be doctors and make folks well, what's wrong with that. Some people want to help the less fortunate, what's
wrong with that.

I'm an old head and what I tell anyone who ask me, find a job or start a venture that makes you happy,
something that doesn't seem like work. Nothing beats being happy, enjoying what you do and making a living at it.

HNIC

The brain can be REWIRED. There is no argument that can be made for discouraging blacks to think independently and be entrepreneurial. NO REASON!
 
Man Dame is full of shit. His rationale is based in justifying his current situation by any means while devaluing anything that anyone else does if it doesnt fit that same narrative. That applies to things big and small... From the trivial to the grandiose. Ive seen him apply that same immature subjective bullshit logic to everything from personal clothing styles, grooming choices, employment matters, who one choices to socialize with, etc... His goal is to always communicate to you two things; 1) He is doing it right, and 2) you are doing it wrong.

And he usually starts in a passive aggressive tone and ends with giving backhand compliments while lecturing you that his intentions are only to motivate you and make you better. The guy is a clown for the most part. Look no further than his inability to get through a serious discussion without atleast 30 inane "pauses" littered throughout. This guy is for entertainment purposes only at this point. If you learn something in process then good for you. But dont click play expecting anything of much substance.

Agree 100%. I was wondering did anyone else get that impression that Dame wasn't really giving "gems". He was more so trying to devalue people like Envy's success because Dame isn't as successful but like you said he has this egotistical motive that he's doing it right and you doing it wrong. Dame truly feels if he goes bankrupt in his company its okay because its his company and his money. That logic sounds insane. HE said some decent stuff in this interview but like I said its clouded with bullshit and i'm shocked more guys don't see it.
 
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This thought process is why we continue to lose... nigga logic
In this post you are only thinking of yourself, not your offspring nor your community.
Jews Arabs and Asians would disagree with you. Many in those cultures and others use group economics to work and break even just to create a foundation for their offspring and fellow country men to build on. Thats why today there is no such thing as an unsuccessful jewish CPA, when compared to an unsuccessful black or latino CPA. Or dude that started A&P with one store -broke his back everyday so his offspring could eventually run the largest food retailer and wholesaler in the US decades after he dies.

Group economics and "ownership" leads to generational wealth and broad safety nets for the unfortunate. Orthodox jews make sure everyone in their community has a job, even the retards... And they take care of the ones that can't work.

None of that is possible without transferring wealth to future generations.
Outside of the west indian and african communities, we don't have group economics yet, but stop using the business loan crutch, if you have a job - own your job, even if you work fries at McDonalds approach it as a partnership. What can they give you other than $$?
Almost any job provides compensation other than pay, but most ignore those opportunities and /or education.
A fry cook at McDonalds can become an owner over time and McDonalds franchisees and corporate will provide all the tools and help needed, but only if the fry cook takes the step of educating himself on the business.
I know a people with six figure jobs in the food industry or own a few small restaurants that took the education provided by McDonalds and Hamburger U and stepped away into their own thing

So if I leave my kids a few million and a crib that ain't as good as a shitty lamp shop I own? You wildn. What makes you think your kids want to do what you did. You set them up to be independent and financially free. Not potentially in debt .
 
You got it wrong - I'm telling people to take ownership of anything they do. If you a janitor take responsibility for the service you provide and manage your compensation, don't just do a "job"

With that approach, you focus on savings. and you are on alert for opportunities to improve your business.
Agreed. But Dame essentially discredited this line of thought.

Agree 100%. I was wondering did anyone else get that impression that Dame wasn't really giving "gems". He was more so trying to devalue people like Envy's success because Dame isn't as successful but like you said he has this egotistical motive that he's doing it right and you doing it wrong. Dame truly feels if he goes bankrupt in his company its okay because its his company and his money. That logic sounds insane. HE said some decent stuff in this interview but like I said its clouded with bullshit and i'm shocked more guys don't see it.
Heres a guy who is a repetitive failure at business endeavors, eyebrow deep in debt, being evicted in his 40s, not paying bills, still suffering fractured relationships due to dishonest business practices, being sued by friends and business partners, and has the audacity to walk around telling everyone how to be a boss. And he has reduced the definition of being a "Man" to some base materialistic, simplistic horse shit label of "being a boss". This nigga is a fool. And anyone following him is a bigger one.

The funny part is that his entire reason for being there was to promote his current project and those affiliated with it. But when actually asked about that project he couldnt even spell the fucking name! The guy is a joke.
 
My point is, and Puff's and Dame's companies live past them? That's what I mean when I say they not totally different. Jay gets his money up now where he and Beyonce's wealth will allow for them to have that generational wealth.
IMO Puff's businesses have potential to still generate great wealth after he dies
Jay not so much, cause Jay is only selling Jay.
Dame is trying to sit here and tell us that if you work for someone and build your wealth up for your kids to have its silly because you working for someone. That logic is idiotic. Lets keep it 100. Dame is trying to justify the way he runs his business. He can't convince me or anyone that how he's doing this movie venture is smarter than getting a studio to put up money for it and getting a couple of producers to put money up. NEVER go broke spending your own money and Dame does.
what Dame is arguing is over simplified and extreme... but he doesn't have time to break down the complexities in dealing with investors - its one of the reasons Steve Jobs was fired from Apple and Bill Gates was never pushed out of MS.

Honest question bro no fight but why do you feel that having your own business means you can bring it down to your son? Your shit is a cash hole. It makes no money. It actually loses money. Why would you pass that down to your child? How can you transfer wealth to your future generations when there's no wealth to transfer?

There are many instances in the US where children inherited failing businesses or break evens and then blew up or took it to the next level.
The main thing is to provide a foundation that the next gen can build on.
 
Agreed. But Dame essentially discredited this line of thought.


Heres a guy who is a repetitive failure at business endeavors, eyebrow deep in debt, being evicted in his 40s, not paying bills, still suffering fractured relationships due to dishonest business practices, being sued by friends and business partners, and has the audacity to walk around telling everyone how to be a boss. And he has reduced the definition of being a "Man" to some base materialistic, simplistic horse shit label of "being a boss". This nigga is a fool. And anyone following him is a bigger one.

The funny part is that his entire reason for being there was to promote his current project and those affiliated with it. But when actually asked about that project he couldnt even spell the fucking name! The guy is a joke.

Couldn't spell the fucking name. I actually wanted to look the shit up but shit I don't even know the name of the fucking movie because Dame was rambling and crying.
 
imo puff's businesses have potential to still generate great wealth after he dies
jay not so much, cause jay is only selling jay.

what dame is arguing is over simplified and extreme... But he doesn't have time to break down the complexities in dealing with investors - its one of the reasons steve jobs was fired from apple and bill gates was never pushed out of ms.



There are many instances in the us where children inherited failing businesses or break evens and then blew up or took it to the next level.
The main thing is to provide a foundation that the next gen can build on.

the realest in red
 
So if I leave my kids a few million and a crib that ain't as good as a shitty lamp shop I own? You wildn. What makes you think your kids want to do what you did. You set them up to be independent and financially free. Not potentially in debt .
It depends on if you know what business you are in. Are you in it for yourself and then your family or are you in it for family first?

If you are thinking big picture, family first, working for your last name not your first, then you are making deals to make sure the shitty lamp shop is a vendor to a new hotel chain with a 20 year contract, even if you only break even for the first 7 years of that deal.
You are also building a supply chain cutting out every middle man you can building relationships and sometimes operating at a loss just to secure the right partnerships with up and comers. You do good business but focused on long term upside instead of quick turnaround.
 
this is a big problem, instead of looking at the big picture and allowing your minds to open, y'all caught up paying more attention to the messenger than the message.

Even worse y'all continue spreading hearsay instead of acquiring knowledge from reliable sources.

Excuse me, sir.
Perhaps you should check your sources more thoroughly.

- Remember when he used to go around saying Rocawear was a $700 million company? How come they didn’t get $700 million for it? Obviously, that $700 million probably represented gross revenue, probably based on some overly generous back-of-napkin calculation, but still - when you sell a company the amount of money you receive should be the amount of free cash flow times a multiplier (X), and (X) varies on what industry it’s in.

Rocawear, sold for $200 million. If Dame only received $22 million of that, that must mean he only owned some small fraction of the company.

BTW - Dame ran around LYING to everyone talking about Rocawear being a "black owned" company. What he didn't tell you is that two Russian-Jews owned a large part of Roc, Alex Bize and Norton Cher. :cool:

- Roc-A-Fella Records is largely a defunct label.

- Dash Motors Motor Oil is a failed brand.


- Dash has lost two New York City lofts to foreclosure,
damedashproprtyauction.jpg

Missed multiple $78,000 monthly mortgage payments and $2,222 common charge payments.

- His vehicles have been seized (even a Chevy Tahoe?! How do you have a note on a Chevy Tahoe if you're a millionaire? How can you not keep up payments on a Tahoe if you're "good." as he claims.

- He owed $2 million dollars in New York State taxes, an undisclosed amount in Federal taxes and faced criminal charges for non-payment of New Jersey state taxes.


- He was evicted from Carmel, NY Mansion for being over $100,000 behind in rent.

- He pays $8,000 a month to ex-wife, Rachel Roy, for child support of their two kids.

– New York state forces Dash to $4,000 per month for Christian.

– He paid nearly Hundreds of Thousands in settlements for unpaid debts and back owed wages. .

– Curren$y's album, his last best hope of an artist attachment, was not released and no one was paid.



I can go on. This is just what I remember from publicly available sources in the various court and bankruptcy filings.

So answer me this, does any of what I wrote read like the dossier of a man who's not in financial distress and doing just fine?

Does any of that read like the CV of a man whom you're want to take business advice from, at least not in the contrarian capacity?
 
Excuse me, sir.
Perhaps you should check your sources more thoroughly.

- Remember when he used to go around saying Rocawear was a $700 million company? How come they didn’t get $700 million for it? Obviously, that $700 million probably represented gross revenue, probably based on some overly generous back-of-napkin calculation, but still - when you sell a company the amount of money you receive should be the amount of free cash flow times a multiplier (X), and (X) varies on what industry it’s in.

Rocawear, sold for $200 million. If Dame only received $22 million of that, that must mean he only owned some small fraction of the company.

BTW - Dame ran around LYING to everyone talking about Rocawear being a "black owned" company. What he didn't tell you is that two Russian-Jews owned a large part of Roc, Alex Bize and Norton Cher. :cool:

- Roc-A-Fella Records is largely a defunct label.

- Dash Motors Motor Oil is a failed brand.


- Dash has lost two New York City lofts to foreclosure,
damedashproprtyauction.jpg

Missed multiple $78,000 monthly mortgage payments and $2,222 common charge payments.

- His vehicles have been seized (even a Chevy Tahoe?! How do you have a note on a Chevy Tahoe if you're a millionaire? How can you not keep up payments on a Tahoe if you're "good." as he claims.

- He owed $2 million dollars in New York State taxes, an undisclosed amount in Federal taxes and faced criminal charges for non-payment of New Jersey state taxes.


- He was evicted from Carmel, NY Mansion for being over $100,000 behind in rent.

- He pays $8,000 a month to ex-wife, Rachel Roy, for child support of their two kids.

– New York state forces Dash to $4,000 per month for Christian.

– He paid nearly Hundreds of Thousands in settlements for unpaid debts and back owed wages. .

– Curren$y's album, his last best hope of an artist attachment, was not released and no one was paid.



I can go on. This is just what I remember from publicly available sources in the various court and bankruptcy filings.

So answer me this, does any of what I wrote read like the dossier of a man who's not in financial distress and doing just fine?

Does any of that read like the CV of a man whom you're want to take business advice from, at least not in the contrarian capacity?

AND YOU



Won't use your real ALIAS

think on that
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YOU ARENT COMFORTABLE even being a pseudonym. You are lower than a fraud.

You have a mask under your mask speaking about a man WHO IS EMPOWERING THE FUTURE.


Its NOT bout what he DID like that clown JIGGA. its bout your LEGACY

I bet his seeds are watching like my dad LOVES ME>
 
AND YOU

Won't use your real ALIAS

think on that
......



YOU ARENT COMFORTABLE even being a pseudonym. You are lower than a fraud.

You have a mask under your mask speaking about a man WHO IS EMPOWERING THE FUTURE.

Its NOT bout what he DID like that clown JIGGA. its bout your LEGACY
I bet his seeds are watching like my dad LOVES ME>

My real alias?
That doesn't make any sense, sir. A real alias would be a fake, fake?

I don't know whom you are.
But after researching the board you don't appear to be held in the highest regard or credibility. You appear to have been written off as a credible weirdo with possibly a touch of psychosomatic ailments if not undiagnosed Munchausen syndrome.

Please seek professional care and advice.
 
It depends on if you know what business you are in. Are you in it for yourself and then your family or are you in it for family first?

If you are thinking big picture, family first, working for your last name not your first, then you are making deals to make sure the shitty lamp shop is a vendor to a new hotel chain with a 20 year contract, even if you only break even for the first 7 years of that deal.
You are also building a supply chain cutting out every middle man you can building relationships and sometimes operating at a loss just to secure the right partnerships with up and comers. You do good business but focused on long term upside instead of quick turnaround.

My best friend has been talking this shit for 10 years now and has been broke for 10 years. He goes to these seminars with an obsession of having a business even if it means making no money. He's obsessed with working for himself but is broke as fuck. Like I said most businesses fail and don't make you well off. You need a great idea if you don't have one you just on a hamster wheel with fake dreams like an aspiring rapper. Your plan needs to be well thought out and follow proof. Most people will not have that.
 
His constant use of the "as a man" con is really off-putting. Every time he says "as a man" or something to that effect he's getting ready to manipulate the listener. I'm glad to see how many independent thinkers there are on this board, though. Threads like this remind me why I've been fucking with BGOL for ten years now.



 
Why the hell is Envy asking him how he met Jay-Z though? I was as annoyed as he was. I remember he was talking to Fredro Star and he asked him how much did Wu-Tang influence Onyx? Or something like that. I was like, "how is this dude associated with hip-hop, in any way, and he didn't know Onyx came out before Wu-Tang?":confused:
 
I guess it will take Blacks in America another 800 yrs to be in a position to control their economy today

 
Why the hell is Envy asking him how he met Jay-Z though? I was as annoyed as he was. I remember he was talking to Fredro Star and he asked him how much did Wu-Tang influence Onyx? Or something like that. I was like, "how is this dude associated with hip-hop, in any way, and he didn't know Onyx came out before Wu-Tang?":confused:

He wasn't asking for himself. He said he knew. But he's referring to the people listening that don't know. I actually don't know how they met. I knew Jay started off with a JAZ -O and Big Daddy Kane affiliation but I never knew how he got involved with Dame. Never thought about it either though. :lol:
 
Man, anyone who's a business owner was nodding their head to 90% of what Dame was saying. You gossipy bitches that can't get past the Jay-Z shit and his brusk personality are either some full time groupies or happy employees.

Dame was dropping mad jewels. Yes, his delivery can be off putting at times but listen to the message.

How the fuck can you pass a "job" onto your children? Where's the value in that? How can you be at the same company for years and not figure out how to be the boss?
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I swear some of you are just retarded, must be white or are just plain ignorant. The message is more important than the messenger in this case. Black people are taught to be employees and not employers. This is why the police can shoot us with impunity and not worry about repercussions. No economic base means no leverage.

Dude even said he wants black people to work together yet a lot of you want to stay on irrelevant nigga shit
Seriously, some of you guys are such dumb fucks.
:clap::clap:
 
SLAVE MENTALITY is so strong

It will take around 15 generations for blacks in America to realise how powerful they are.

Folks are still comfortable in the plantation mentality.
 
He wasn't asking for himself. He said he knew. But he's referring to the people listening that don't know. I actually don't know how they met. I knew Jay started off with a JAZ -O and Big Daddy Kane affiliation but I never knew how he got involved with Dame. Never thought about it either though. :lol:

I didn't care how they met. Especially not 20 years later.
 
Some of you sound really crazy.... So if my child has a thriving auto repair business and I have a thriving lamp business, what happens to the lamp business when I'm gone??? If it's something your child is not interested in, It would be a waste to leave them something like that... If I left him with some good values, good business sense, a few million dollars and 3 houses that I accumulated from my job I go to everyday. I wasn't thinking about my family???

Some of y'all sound extremely insane:smh::smh:


It's that Dame arrogance that got y'all thinking your kids want to be in the family business... What the hell is this, the olden day mafia???
 
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Tech, fashion, beer, sports teams, presidents: Everything he touches turns to gold.
Unless you’ve been living under a Roc these past few days, you’ve heard the news that Jay-Z has taken another step toward becoming that business, man he always claimed to be.

On Friday, the story broke that Project Panther Bidco, a company that the rapper-entrepreneur indirectly controls, bid $56 million to acquire Aspire AB, a Scandinavian streaming-music conglomerate known for its dual streaming services, Tidal and WiMP. Aspiro’s holdings are mostly in Europe, though it entered the U.S. and U.K. markets with Tidal, an Oslo, Norway-based premium streaming service back in September.
http://noisey.vice.com/blog/why-is-jay-z-investing-56-million-in-a-music-streaming-service-called-tidal
Independently worth an estimated $500 million, Jay-Z seems acutely aware of his global, cross-industry influence.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/jay-zs-10-best-endorsement-183500656.html
 
Some of you sound really crazy.... So if my child has a thriving auto repair business and I have a thriving lamp business, what happens to the lamp business when I'm gone??? If it's something your child is not interested in, It would be a waste to leave them something like that... If I left him with some good values, good business sense, a few million dollars and 3 houses that I accumulated from my job I go to everyday. I wasn't thinking about my family???

Some of y'all sound extremely insane:smh::smh:


It's that Dame arrogance that got y'all thinking your kids want to be in the family business... What the hell is this, the olden day mafia???

I think the problem is that he was or is not interested in your successful business. That has been the problem in the black community. We don't see the value but rather the dollar.

Do you think the Asia kid that goes off to college and receive his/her degree in whatever..really cares about the mom and pop business. Yet they will keep that business going as well as expand it.
 
hey, that's all well and good. The problem is, i'm speaking from a black perspective where we have a disproportionate amount of consumers to owners. We face heavy discrimination becsuse we don't fit the look of the people hiring us. We don't have the luxury of just enjoying ourselves because we face hurdles at every avenue. A black person could be more qualified than their manager and yet still never reach their level economically.

Look at the nba. All that talent we have yet other "cultures" are making money off of our talent. We should be the majority owners since we are the majority of players. Without our talent a lot of these whites, jews etc would not have wealth. We need to monetise our talent because everyone is eating off us; music, sports, comedy, natural resources etc.

That's why donald sterling talked about "his" team like he was a slave owner, and the clippers could only turn their shirts inside out. They didn't want to rock the boat too much incase "daddy" got upset. Shit was pathetic but showed just who the "boss" is.

All i'm saying is that once we get into a position where we own a lot of shit, then we can have the luxury of just enjoying work. But with white supremacy being able to cut off a lot of black people at the click of the finger, i'm going to encourage more of my people to be owners.
cosign!!
 
Simple Question to Dame critics

What wrong with him advising the black Radio DJ's to be partners and have their own thing?


Whats wrong with that advise?
 
I think the problem is that he was or is not interested in your successful business. That has been the problem in the black community. We don't see the value but rather the dollar.

Do you think the Asia kid that goes off to college and receive his/her degree in whatever..really cares about the mom and pop business. Yet they will keep that business going as well as expand it.

Did you read??? If he has a business that he love's already, why would he dissolve his love for mine? Always trying to turn everything into a black thing.. I don't think the Asian kid went to college and came back to run the carry out, I think you're reaching with that one...
If you get behind your child in "whatever" they "want" to do, they'll be more successful...
 
Simple Question to Dame critics

What wrong with him advising the black Radio DJ's to be partners and have their own thing?


Whats wrong with that advise?

In a vacuum? Absolutely nothing. To do it while devaluing their accomplishments is what I find to be problematic.

There's just too much I'm being asked to ignore in order to come away from that thinking, "Dame was dropping jewels". He completely devalued a person working to provide a good life for themselves and their families.


 
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