Dame Dash responds to 50 Cent, challenges TV app battle [VIDEO]

Dame Dash responds to 50 Cent, challenges TV app battle

Dame Dash is aware of the comments 50 Cent made about him on Million Dollaz Worth of Game. As a result, Dame Dash fired back at 50 Cent after 50 called him “broke.” In response, Dash posted a video on Instagram, challenging 50 Cent to a head-to-head battle—but not in the way you might think. Instead of trading more insults, Dame proposed they compare their respective TV streaming apps: America Nu TV versus 50 Cent’s 50 Action TV.

50 Cent’s Initial Jab: A Long-Running Feud

The friction between Dame Dash and 50 Cent goes back much further than just this latest exchange. It was reignited when 50 Cent called Dame “broke.” This was in response Dame Dash mocking his $1 million record deal with Eminem and Dr. Dre at Shady/Aftermath/Interscope when he originally got signed. 50 said that deal was huge for him, having previously had no money at all.

Back in the early 2000s, when 50 Cent was an emerging artist in the hip-hop industry, his record deal with Eminem and Dr. Dre was a pivotal moment in his career. The deal was worth $1 million at the time. As a result, it was a significant investment. Thus, helping launch 50’s massively successful album Get Rich or Die Tryin’, which catapulted him to stardom. However, Dame Dash, then co-CEO of Roc-A-Fella Records alongside Jay-Z, famously downplayed the deal. Thus, referring to $1 million as “no money” compared to what he and Jay-Z were working with at the time.

At that point, Roc-A-Fella Records was thriving. As a result, Dame’s comment came off as a jab at 50 Cent’s deal, which he considered undervalued. For Dame, he was riding high alongside Jay-Z. So, the idea of signing for that amount seemed insignificant. This contributed to the competitive tension between Jay-Z and 50 Cent. They two of hip-hop’s biggest names. In addition, have maintained a rivalry over the years. 50 Cent’s career, of course, skyrocketed thanks to that very deal. His debut album wound up selling 13 million copies and establishing him as a force in the industry.

Dame Dash Fires Back with a Challenge

Not one to shy away from a public dispute, Dame Dash hit back with his own challenge via Instagram. He said that instead of focusing on money, they should compare what they’ve built. Dash pointed to his own streaming platform, America Nu TV, which focuses on independent films and entrepreneurial content, and invited 50 to showcase his platform, 50 Action TV, which is centered on action movies and shows.

Dame remarked, “Let’s not just talk about money. Let’s compare what we’ve both built. You got 50 Action TV. I’ve got America Nu TV. Let’s see who has the better product.”

This bold challenge puts the spotlight on their business ventures rather than their net worth, and fans are already chiming in with their opinions.

Social Media Weighs In

As expected, social media has become a battleground for fans of both moguls. Some are supporting Dame’s challenge. Meanwhile, others back 50 Cent’s past success in the entertainment industry.

Twitter user @BlackManBoating commented, “FIF don’t need Dame,” indicating that 50 Cent doesn’t need to take the challenge seriously due to his higher profile. Meanwhile, @itsGawpo5252 took a more neutral stance, saying, “Just downloaded the app. They look like they got some good movies on here.” showing that people are at least curious about what both platforms have to offer.

Some were critical of Dame, with @Arti$e is DEFiant tweeting, “Dame Dash ain’t got no Boss and he’s over $10 Million in debt. Having a job sounds great to me.” and @MrTeeRed adding humor by referencing a TV show, “You ain’t got no job Dame, like Tommy from Martin.”

On the flip side, @EmmJayCoe tweeted, “Dame Dash is Dead Serious,” showing that despite the jokes, some fans believe Dame Dash is genuinely committed to his business and the challenge.

America Nu TV vs. 50 Action TV: A Comparison

Dame Dash’s America Nu TV has been described as a platform geared toward supporting independent filmmakers, musicians, and entrepreneurs. It seeks to offer diverse content that mainstream platforms might overlook. For Dame, this is about more than entertainment—he views the platform as an extension of his entrepreneurial spirit, pushing for content that educates and empowers.

In contrast, 50 Action TV, launched by 50 Cent, is more aligned with mainstream entertainment, focusing on action-packed content. This platform features a collection of films, series, and TV shows, all centered around adrenaline-fueled storytelling that fits 50 Cent’s image as a larger-than-life figure in entertainment.

What’s at Stake?

The challenge between Dame Dash and 50 Cent is more than just about money—it’s a clash of ideals. While 50 Cent’s platform is focused on delivering blockbuster-style entertainment, Dame Dash’s America Nu TV is more aligned with independent creators. If 50 accepts the challenge, the showdown could highlight the difference between mainstream and independent media. As a result, fans of both moguls eager to see who comes out on top.

Twitter user @king Kong chimed in, saying, “Dame Dash shouldn’t spend the rest of his life bitter,” suggesting that some people view this as Dame holding onto old grudges. Others, like @lacey12000, speculated that “He’s trying to get paid from the battle somehow,” questioning Dame’s motivations for the challenge.

Conclusion: Will 50 Cent Accept the Challenge?

As of now, 50 Cent has yet to respond to Dame Dash’s Instagram video challenge. Whether the battle of the TV apps will actually take place remains to be seen. However, one thing is for certain: the rivalry between these two entertainment moguls is far from over. Fans of both Dame Dash and 50 Cent will be watching closely to see if 50 takes up the challenge, or if he continues to ignore Dame’s latest move.

Dame Dash responds to 50 Cent, challenges TV app battle

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