He really got the nerve to talk about someone else's teeth.
And according to the his logic, the entire Coli needs to be
Dame Dummy STILL Taking Shots
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He really got the nerve to talk about someone else's teeth.
And according to the his logic, the entire Coli needs to be
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
Tf kinda pot calling the kettle black shyt is this 
I thought we weren’t supposed to talk about other men
What a lame
Fanservice
Bih call me senpai
Nikka you ain’t got teeth at all
Dame can’t even pronounce “cheap teeth” without slurring and spitting everywhere
Dame can’t even pronounce “cheap teeth” without slurring and spitting everywhere
Dame has become a caricature of himself
Hear me out:
Two old men, one a malignant narcissist who went broke, the other a sexual deviant who was shot and punched in the eye and did nothing about it, both in the twilight of their dying entertainment careers, decide to pick up a microphone and gossip about each other from 3,000 miles away.
When both get fed up, they decide to meet in their old stomping grounds in a project courtyard in Harlem for the ultimate showdown.
After a knockdown, drag out fight that ends with false teeth and pink fur everywhere, both men sit on a project bench side by side, bloodied and bruised. They decide to put their petty beef aside and combine forces to go after their real enemy: Jay-Z.
They share a hug and immediately push away from each other saying “pause”. They smile at each other and yell “jinx!” and both knock on wood at the same time. They share another smile and say “pause” again. And we fade to black.
“Grumpy Old Hip-Hop: Part One” directed by Spike Lee, Executive Produced by the ghost of Irv Gotti.
Two old men, one a malignant narcissist who went broke, the other a sexual deviant who was shot and punched in the eye and did nothing about it, both in the twilight of their dying entertainment careers, decide to pick up a microphone and gossip about each other from 3,000 miles away.
When both get fed up, they decide to meet in their old stomping grounds in a project courtyard in Harlem for the ultimate showdown.
After a knockdown, drag out fight that ends with false teeth and pink fur everywhere, both men sit on a project bench side by side, bloodied and bruised. They decide to put their petty beef aside and combine forces to go after their real enemy: Jay-Z.
They share a hug and immediately push away from each other saying “pause”. They smile at each other and yell “jinx!” and both knock on wood at the same time. They share another smile and say “pause” again. And we fade to black.
“Grumpy Old Hip-Hop: Part One” directed by Spike Lee, Executive Produced by the ghost of Irv Gotti.
ajnapoleon
Veteran
He have a work around for that
“You shouldn’t talk about other men … unless you was apart of life and I have a right to talk about anyone that was around situations that I got screwed in……………pause”
Yes dame really said that
Have Dame ever looked at his own suits lol
teeth for teeth?
is that something you ask another man?
is that something you ask another man?
In regards to the sports show, dame is salty because that business is more successful than anything he has done in the last 20 years.
