Melyssa Ford Reflects on Dame Dash Pouring Liquor On Girls At Jay-Z's "Big Pimpin" Video Shoot

"That was (Dame) all the time."

Dame Dash, Melyssa Ford, Jay-Z
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Joe Budden Podcast co-host Melyssa Ford reflected on being in the music video for Jay-Z’s “Big Pimpin’” and Dame Dash pouring alcohol on women during the shoot, something that made it to the video's final cut.

Speaking about the experience (at 5:15 in the below video), Ford explained that she used to turn down a bunch of music video shoots, but accepted the call to do the video because she was on spring break at her college. “I barely understood who Jay-Z was when I heard the song ‘Big Pimpin,’” she said.

As she recounted her experience on set, meeting two roommates and having a great time in the hotel, sneaking off to get fast food, and more, a co-host suggested that Dame and Jay-Z kept things professional — prompting Ford to explain her memory.

“Bullshit,” she said. “That’s when he started pouring fucking liquor on chicks.”

Ford claimed that this wasn’t a one-time thing either. “On that boat,” she continued. “He was drunk as shit. That was (Dame) all the time.”

Before she was on the JBP, Ford was one of the most popular video girls of the 2000s. She appeared in Usher’s “Yeah,” Alicia Keys’ “You Don’t Know My Name,” Jadakiss’ “Knock You Out,” and Sisqo’s “Thong Song” to name a few.

Earlier this month, Ford defended the name of her new podcast, Hot & Bothered, after podcast hosts with a similar name bashed her for it. "It is Hot & Bothered with Melyssa Ford, that is the difference," she explained on Instagram Live. "Felt like by calling it the 'Menapaud,' I would be leaving men out of the conversation and I really just didn't want to. Those two other podcasts are not really active and also I don't really care."

Ford also added, “I’m not really interested in what anyone else is doing. My shit’s gonna be fucking amazing.”

Ford’s response came after Hot and Bothered hosts Chris Buno and Cedar Shamp alleged that she stole their show name. "I just don't feel like that's super original. I just, I don't know, maybe I'm a little torn about that," said Shamp of the debacle.

"As Chris and I have made abundantly clear, we don't know who Melyssa Ford is," Shamp added.

"No idea," said Bruno.

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