Music executive Damon Dash accuses media personality Charlamagne of being gay and lacking masculinity

Music executive, Damon Dashs return to The Breakfast Club was marked by his trademark fireworks, reigniting tensions with Charlamagne Tha God and leveling bold accusations. Dash, who famously branded Charlamagne a Chatty Patty in the past, took things further this time, calling on the radio host to come out of the closet. He argued that Charlamagne represents a poor example of the Black man in America, claiming he learned his style of gossip from media personality Wendy Williams. Charlamagne should get on bended knee and call Wendy his OG, Dame declared, insisting that the hosts approach to radio was shaped entirely by her. Dash also accused Charlamagne of being gay, pointing to an incident more than a decade ago where Charlamagne allegedly fled after nearly being jumped by several men. According to Dash, a real man would have stayed to fight. Win, lose, or draw, I wouldve stood there. I got a reputation to uphold, and women need to feel safe around me, he said. At one point, Dash attempted a dramatic mic-drop walkout moment similar to Birdmans infamous exit, but co-hosts Loren LoRosa and Jess Hilarious blocked him, insisting he finish the interview. Beyond Charlamagne, Dash also targeted The Breakfast Club itself over its long-running Dame Debt tagline, and criticized 50 Cent for claiming rights to his 2002 film Paid in Full. For context, Charlamagne is married with children and founded The Black Effect Podcast Network, which he says offers insights for Black men from the bank to the block. Following the heated exchange, Dash was later seen cooling down with a joint. However, he made it clear the tension with Camron remains unresolved. Watch the video below..      View this post on Instagram           A post shared by The Breakfast Club (@breakfastclubam) The post Music executive Damon Dash accuses media personality Charlamagne of being gay and lacking masculinity appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.