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Dame Dash's Life Story Sold for $550K to Creditors
22 Oct
Summary
- Life rights auction concluded with a $550,000 winning bid.
- Everlasting Films, LLC won exclusive rights to Dame Dash's story.
- Proceeds from the sale will be distributed to creditors.
The auction for Roc-a-Fella co-founder Dame Dash's life rights has officially concluded, with Everlasting Films, LLC emerging as the highest bidder at $550,000.
This substantial amount will be allocated to Dash's creditors, as the mogul filed for bankruptcy in September 2025, reporting $25 million in debts against minimal personal assets.
Everlasting Films secured exclusive, worldwide rights to Dash's life story. The purchase also encompasses 100 hours of video content, photographs, memorabilia, and rights to an in-development documentary project.
Should Everlasting Films fail to finalize the transaction, Doug Peters stands as the backup bidder, having offered $500,000 for these rights.
The trustee initiated the auction process in August 2026, after Dash neglected to list his life rights, valued for their commercial potential, as an asset in his bankruptcy filing. The court approved this monetization plan the following month.
In separate legal news, Dash faces accusations from filmmaker Josh Webber regarding unpaid sanctions and claims to royalty accounts for the film "Honor Up."
