As previously reported by AfroTech, Dash disputed claims of the settlement in the past. However, it is now said to be a done deal.

Per the agreement, Dash is allowed to sell his one-third ownership stake in Roc-A-Fella, but he is not allowed to “in any way dispose of any property interest in ‘Reasonable Doubt.'”

This news comes roughly one year following the lawsuit that was filed against Dash after he attempted to mint and sell the album as an NFT. The suit alleges that the former business partner of Jay-Z had intentions of selling the NFT at an auction that was ultimately canceled.

Just days after the initial lawsuit was filed, Dash claimed that the suit was inaccurate and that he was only attempting to sell his share of Roc-A-Fella, not the “Reasonable Doubt” album that the legal paperwork alluded to.

Furthermore, he says that Jay-Z reportedly attempted to buy his share in Roc-A-Fella for “a price I deemed unacceptable,” and took to social media to express his grievances against the lawsuit that was at hand.

“Please don’t believe this hype we are no where near a settlement,” he wrote. “They accused me of doing something i did not do and now they have to prove it…and i can sell my share anytime I want #askthejudge and #jayz and @biggsburke if you wanna settle this holla at me…we use to hustle together…court is corny…let’s talk like men for the culture…I dare y’all to respond #doitfortheculture.”

Reasonable Doubt Lawsuit

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