February 13, 2025
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Ray J shared insights into his early involvement with Death Row Records, revealing a fascinating chapter of his teenage years. At just 15, he was already immersed in the iconic West Coast rap scene, hanging out with the label’s co-founder, Suge Knight. Ray J humorously recounted how he would tell his dad he was doing homework, only to be picked up by Snoop Dogg and whisked away to Can-Am studios. Reflecting on the projects he witnessed, Ray J listed landmark albums like "Doggystyle" and contributions from artists like Lady of Rage, Tha Dogg Pound, and of course, Tupac Shakur. Despite his early exposure to this legendary environment, Ray J confessed he never worked directly with Dr. Dre, a notable absence given Dre's pivotal role at Death Row.
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