Cam’ron Accuses Dame Dash Of Moving Money Through Staff Accounts

Cam’ron dragged Dame Dash’s finances into their feud Wednesday, accusing the Roc-A-Fella co-founder of using employees’ accounts to keep money away from the IRS.

The allegation surfaced during a lengthy argument about loyalty, business and their broken friendship.

Speaking with Sen City on REVOLT’s Talk With Flee, Cam framed the alleged arrangement as a response to pressure on Dash’s assets.

“What happened is the IRS started attacking Dame’s assets. So Dame couldn’t keep none in his name,” Cam said.

He then acted out requests he claimed Dash made to people working for him.

“Yo, put this in your account. Put this in your account. This is what Dame is doing to his staff,” Cam said.

Cam alleged that those accounts subsequently drew the attention of tax authorities, too.

His account remains an accusation made during their personal dispute, rather than a new court finding about Dash’s finances.

The discussion began with Sen asking whether Cam had given Dash a fake chain. Cam rejected that claim, arguing that Dash would have challenged him immediately if the jewelry wasn’t authentic.

He also said he regretted a comment aimed at Dash’s son Boogie after an online exchange about an old boxing match.

Cam said watching Boogie grow up made him reconsider escalating that part of the dispute.

“I’m not going to do it though. I’m going to be man enough not to do that cuz I watched him grow up,” Cam said of Boogie on the show.

Dash’s actual bankruptcy proceedings have brought a separate set of financial developments.

AllHipHop reported that a November 10 order gave him seven days to surrender Roc-A-Fella archives following approval of a $550,000 life-rights sale.

That handover includes footage, photographs and materials connected to the unreleased Roc-A-Fella Movie.

The approved deal covers Dash’s life through his September 4, 2025 bankruptcy filing, while leaving later experiences and earnings from subsequent services outside the sale.

Cam traced their current fallout to his opinion of Dash’s film, saying, “All this started because I said I didn’t like Honor Up. And he turned this into a two-year campaign.”

The same episode also features Cam’s discussion of a possible Jay-Z and Kanye West reunion.