Ray J has some choice words about Kim Kardashian in a new song track called "Famous" featuring Chris Brown.
The single off Ray J's upcoming album Raydemption pretty clearly calls out his mega-famous reality star-turned-mogul ex, with reference to their 2003 sex tape that leaked in 2007.
On the Drumma Boy-produced track, he raps, "She f—ed me for fame, look in her eyes/ She was the first one to sign on the line/ She was the real one to plan it all out/ Look at the family, they walk around proud/ All because she had my dick in her mouth."
As it's clearly now Ray J's turn to piggyback off Kardashian's fame with this diss track, it's no coincidence the song shares a title with his ex's husband Kanye West's "Famous," which name-dropped Ray J and featured nude wax likenesses of him and Brown in its music video. Last month, Ray J told Billboard he was responding to West's work with his own song with the same name.
"You can't fault me and Chris for responding to all the things that have been done about us [in the media] over the last few months," he said.
As for Brown's involvement, his sentiments are slightly broader on the song's hook where he sings, "I know that you cry when you’re going to sleep every damn night/ I'll f— around and make another one famous."
Ray J was at Brown's home in Tarzana, Calif., in August when Brown was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after a woman visitor accused him of pointing a gun at her.
In Love and Hip Hop Hollywood, Jason Lee claims to have a Moniece Slaughter sex tape, and he provides some proof in this week’s episode.
In the studio with Max, Brandi, Ray J, and Princess Love, Jason Lee shows the sex tape video of Moniece Slaughter and a rapper.
While you can’t see any of the graphic material, some of the audio is played in the background as some of the cast members watch the Moniece Slaughter tape.
While Moniece enemies Princess Love and Brandi mock the singer, Ray J and Max were not too pleased.
Ray J decides to leave the room when Jason Lee starts playing the tape, and he calls the act “corny” and “wack.”
Ray suggest that the tape is inappropriate because he knows Moniece’s mother; however, Princess Love rebukes Ray J and suggest that he should take her side.
Ray J reveals that he is not friends with Moniece, but he doesn’t support her private sex life being exposed due to his experience with the Kim Kardashian sex tape that went viral.
Brandi states that she does not feel guilty due to Moniece lying about her family.
Love and Hip Hop Hollywood‘s Max then says that he will tell Lil Fizz about the tape, but he wants Moniece to apologize.
Ray J and Princess are having more marriage trouble in the meantime. Ray’s mother is still having doubts, and Princess fears that her influence will rub off on her fiancé.
Max sympathizes with Lil Fizz because they both have children who will be affected by the sex tape if it is ever released.
During Love and Hip Hop Hollywood, Ray J doesn’t come home and is having second thoughts about the marriage because he feels that Princess is trying to dictate how and when he works.
On the other hand, Princess feels that Ray J’s old behavior is returning, and she is also having second thoughts about their wedding.
Lil Fizz has a sit down with Jason Lee to try and stop the release of the tape. Moniece walks in on the meeting right after Jason reveals that the person she made the tape with has it.
Blogger Jason Lee claims that he is just the messenger and therefore, should not be shot down.
Moniece has threatened all parties involved with legal action, but Jason claims that he has not done anything illegal.
During Love and Hip Hop Hollywood, neither Moniece or Jason mention the name of the rapper in the sextape.
Moniece ends the meeting with legal threats and states that she will get the rapper’s name thorough her attorney.
Some fans speculate that the person in the sextape is Tank… even though he is not a rapper.
The rumor originates from an interview in which Tank reveals that he had relations with Moniece. He also accuses her of stalking him and being willing to sleep with his friends.
In an interview published by Black America Web, Moniece revealed whether she has spoken to Tank since.
“No, I have not spoken to Tank. He has not reached out to me. I’ve spoken to several of our family and friends who know him and have spoken to him, and everyone just kind of seems to be on the same page. I’ve been in the same space with him, been at the same events and parties several times in the past ten years and never has there been an issue. I haven’t spoken to him and I have no intentions on speaking to him.”
Moniece also reveals that she was pregnant by Tank, and she says the following confirming the rumor.
“That is true. I was and he said in the interview that I called him three days later, but it had actually been months since we had spoken to one another, and I wouldn’t want to have a baby by someone who treats women this way.”
Do you think Moniece Slaughter sex tape will be released?
Love & Hip Hop Hollywood star Ray J. completely blasted Kanye West after his Sunday night VMAs speech, calling him a pretender.
Ray is reportedly offended the Chicago born rapper now embraced the sex tape Ray and Kim Kardashian made, now that it works in his favor.
The newly married reality star is pissed, saying Yeezy is two-faced for giving him a shout out at this year’s awards ceremony, especially after he called Ray “Brandy’s little sister” when he dropped his single “I Hit It First,” which referred to his past relationship with Kim.
In case you live under a rock, Kanye nearly broke the internet earlier this summer when he dropped “Famous” from his latest album, The Life Of Pablo.
The song's controversial music videofeatures the likenesses of many celebs, including Kim’s ex-boyfriend and home video co-star.
The “Curtains Closed” singer is also allegedly ticked off that his ex-bae dogged him out after he dropped his tune about their past, but later clapped it up when her hubby referred to the tape in his music.
Guess it sometimes sucks to be famous…
Catch more of Ray J. on Season 3 of Love & Hip Hop Hollywood, Mondays at 8 p.m. ET on VH1.
