Dame Dash claims that Drake at one point interested in purchasing his Roc-A-Fella shares, offered $6 million but “disappeared.”

In a recent video clip uploaded to Dash’s “America Nu Network” YouTube channel, the former Harlem Hip-Hop mogul talked about the controversial auction.

“So, the auction happened yesterday and basically no one showed up,” he said. “Only Jay‘s lawyers, the state [of New York], and the crew that was initially suing me.”

The state of New York made a $1 million bid and won as they continue to try and collect the $8 million in back taxes Dash owes the state. They purchased Dash’s one-third ownership of Roc-A-Fella Records, including rights to Jay-Z’s “Reasonable Doubt.”

Dash continued by throwing shade towards his former business partner Jay-Z.

“What this really taught me was that, in the world, homie [Jay-Z] isn’t as big as he portrayed. I thought more people would be interested in buying it because of the art value of it. And that’s the only thing I was selling, because of how everyone portrays they love this dude… I thought people would at least show up. No one even showed up.”

Dash then revealed that Drake made an offer over DM but then disappeared.

“Drake did put a bid in for $6 million, but then he disappeared. I don’t know what happened,” he added. “But other than that, no one was serious. No one wanted that shit, period.”

Check out Dame Dash’s full video below.