Kanye West And Dame Dash Are Releasing A Film Starring Cam'ron And Stacey Dash
Source: Instagram
UPDATE: Stacey Dash Has Distanced Herself From Kanye West & Dame Dash's 'Honor Up' Film
UPDATE: Hours after Dame Dash revealed the poster for Honor Up, one of the movie's stars, Stacey Dash, has disowned the film.
The controversial Stacey went to Twitter to let her frustrations be known:
\u201cI\u2019m sorry that my cousin Damon Dash is using our family relationship to advertise his movie. I have no written contract with him or Kanye West\u2019s company (who I have had no dealings with at all). No one is authorized to use my name or photograph for \u201cHonor Up.\u201d\u201d— Stacey DASH (@Stacey DASH) 1512684622
Dash also told a user that her lawyers were handling the situation.
\u201c@hannibaltabu We don't share a birthday. I don't know you. As for this "film" my lawyer is handling that. Thanks for such positivity.\u201d— Hannibal Tabu (he/him/his) (@Hannibal Tabu (he/him/his)) 1512681739
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Back in 2015 Dame Dash was expected to release a film titled Too Honorable that starred Stacey Dash, Cam'ron, and himself, and was executive produced by Kanye West. However, the movie, which was slated to drop on May 25, 2015, never was released.
WATCH: 'I'm Embarrassed By It': Dame Dash Speaks On Sexism In "Big Pimpin'" Music Video
Now, Dame has offered an update on the movie. Taking to Instagram the Roc-A-Fella Records co-founder revealed that Too Honorable is now named Honor Up and will be in theaters February 2018. Also, judging by the people he included in the caption for the post Raekwon, Sheek Louch, Styles P, Jadakiss, are also involved in some capacity.
Recently, Dame spoke with TMZ on his past days as "Champagne Dame" and said he is "embarrassed by it."
"When I was young and in hip-hop, I [knew] that with disrespecting women, you got a positive response from it. I look at the things like 'Big Pimpin'' and I'm embarrassed by it," Dash said. "I wouldn’t want my daughter to go through that, and if I ever saw my son Boogie doing that we would have some serious issues. When I had daughters, I realized that I wouldn’t never do anything to a girl that I wouldn’t want done to my own daughter."
While speaking with TMZ Dash also talked about an altercation that took place between him and Harvey Weinstein, where he allegedly slapped the former film executive. The rumor was revived when Cam’ron referenced it in the recently-released Dipset track “Once Upon a Time,” rapping “No disrespecting the ladies, word from my team (why)/That’s the reason Dame smacked Harvey Weinstein/On the set of Paid In Full, y’all gave him hell about it/Some foul shit happened once, Capo, tell ’em about it.”
“I can definitely say someone got smacked on the set of Paid in Full,” Dame said. “But, you know, I never really liked the way Harvey treated my culture. I didn’t like the way he was talking to people and I didn’t like the way he was treating my film.”
“Somebody did get smacked on that set,” Dame added. “I got sued over it but I won. Harvey is someone who was trying not to put out my movie. And I had to really get aggressive with him and make sure he did right by it. Had I not fought for the movie, you would have never seen it.”
