Ray J Speaks On Cardi B Hurting His Feelings, Fighting Orlando Brown, & Answers If He’s Really Dying. (Part 1)

**Azar Farideh** (0:00)
What's going on, like, are you dying, yes, or are you not?

**Ray J** (0:03)
We are dying.

**Azar Farideh** (0:03)
But is it coming quick? Is it coming quick?

**Ray J** (0:06)
How my stomach look? Is it fat?
Because I'm trying to keep it sucked in. A fat nigga in the pool is always with all the females. People are putting peanut butter in their ass and having their dog lick it when they get home while they watch TV.

**Azar Farideh** (0:19)
Stop it, Ray. Who's doing this?

**Paul Pierce** (0:22)
People are doing that.

**Ray J** (0:23)
A lot. Now, I don't know if they're using peanut butter or jelly. Just because I said I'm gonna stick my pinky in this nigger's ass, don't mean I'm gay.

**Azar Farideh** (0:30)
Right.

**Ray J** (0:31)
If I like fucking somebody in the nose, then what am I?

**Azar Farideh** (0:35)
Have you dealt with a man intimately before? Because I think that people want to know.

**Paul Pierce** (0:42)
I mean, man.

**Ray J** (0:44)
Cardi B wasn't fucking with me either. That hurt me.

**Azar Farideh** (0:46)
Why?

**Ray J** (0:47)
I don't know, but it hurt my feelings.

**Azar Farideh** (0:49)
What did you do? Do you think you did or said anything?

**Ray J** (0:51)
I want to be strange. I've always showed Cardi B love. Even when she was eating those crab legs on the jet. Like, I always shouted her out.

**Paul Pierce** (0:59)
So, you worshiped the coochie?

**Ray J** (1:01)
I have. I have. I've worshiped it.
I've been on my knees.

**Paul Pierce** (1:06)
Because of coochie?

**Ray J** (1:08)
Really? I prayed with it.

**Paul Pierce** (1:09)
You intentionally say controversial things to entertain, or is that just you?

**Ray J** (1:16)
I don't know.
I don't know what I'm doing. I felt like this was almost like diving into my mind a little bit different than just talking about Twat.

**Paul Pierce** (1:46)
This is to taking over the game.
All right, everybody. Welcome to Truth After Dark.

**Azar Farideh** (1:58)
Do you think that men or women are more toxic? Hello, beautiful people. Welcome to another episode of The Truth After Dark. I'm your host, Azar Farideh.

**Paul Pierce** (2:13)
The Truth, Paul Pierce.

**Azar Farideh** (2:15)
And today we have a very special guest. We're joined by a man who's been in the game for decades, a platinum selling artist, entrepreneur, actor, producer, and one of the most talked about personalities in the media. Whether he's making headlines, speaking his mind, or going viral, one thing is guaranteed, you never know what's coming next. Welcome Ray J.

**Paul Pierce** (2:37)
Welcome, my boy, finally.

**Azar Farideh** (2:39)
We're so happy to have you.

**Ray J** (2:42)
Thank y'all for having me.

**Azar Farideh** (2:43)
Thank you for coming. We just said on our last episode, he looked in the camera and was like, Ray J, we need you on our show. He said that on the last episode.

**Paul Pierce** (2:52)
I said that on the last episode. I said, we're gonna get my bro bro here, man.

**Ray J** (2:56)
All right, so then I'm gonna turn it up then.

**Azar Farideh** (2:58)
Turn it up.

**Ray J** (3:02)
I'm not gonna be a changed man yet.

**Paul Pierce** (3:04)
First of all, before we get started, man, how's your health?

**Ray J** (3:07)
My health is cool. My health is cool. Like I could do better.

**Azar Farideh** (3:10)
So what's going on? Like, are you dying? Yes, or are you not?

**Ray J** (3:14)
We are dying.

**Azar Farideh** (3:15)
But is it coming quick? Is it coming quick? Cause you said you wasn't gonna be here next year and you don't want that.

**Ray J** (3:20)
So what I said was, so when I said that, it got, it was chopped up in like a lot of different, if you watched the video, but my heart got real bad. And it was, it was like down to like, I don't know, like 19, 20%.
But then it got up to like 25%. That was still bad, even 30
And then I just, I had a couple of, I had just a couple of bad situations happen. I had to go to the hospital and I was in a hospital in Baltimore. I was in a hospital in Vegas. I was in a hospital in Miami, but it was just, it just was just me kind of going too hard and doing a lot of stuff and going hard at the same time. So it was, it was, it was, it was bad. But once I got out, it got good. And then I started turning up again. Then it got bad again. So it's just, it's up and down. It's really all about, it's really all about how I take care of myself. So the doc, and I got this bottle was crazy, but the doc was like, if you go as hard as you've been going, ain't no way to live.