Is Ray J. Going Gospel?
Brandy’s brother Ray J. has done everything from recording albums to appearing on several reality shows. He might now have another career up his sleeve. Is it possible that Ray’s heading toward the gospel realm?
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Ray J, the R&B singer, actor and television personality, seems to be exploring gospel music territory with his latest song, “Church on Sunday Morning.”
The 36-year-old entertainer, who was born as William Ray Norwood Jr. and happens to be singer Brandy’s brother, premiered snippets of the song and video on his Instagram page this week.
In it, he can be heard singing “keep the devil way behind me Lord,” and “I came to church with 20,000, I give it to them every offering.”
While it is unclear if the singer’s musical direction will center around the Christian faith that he was raised in, he spoke to CBN about his decision to stop the excessive drinking and partying that were once a large part of his life.
When asked if he talks to God, Ray J replied, “Yeah, I do.”
“I’ve been in a state of wildness and craziness in a rap, rockstar life before. I’ve had my fun and I’m blessed to be able to make it out of that life safe,” he told CBN last year. “From here I just think all of the new blessings are coming for me.”
Instead of partying, the entertainment mogul said he is focused on work.
“I go home, I watch Netflix, I wake up, I go back to work. The old me I would be in the club all night, hanging out [and] hung over the next day,” he admitted. “I don’t even drink anymore. So there’s so many blessings coming towards me and I’m just kind of growing and understanding the next phase of my life.”
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Is Ray J. Going Gospel? was originally published on blackamericaweb.com