He Said He Said

Artist Tori sits in with Ray & Jay this week as Omarion uses a tour announcement to take shade to a whole new level, rapper Drake's father shops around a dating reality show with him as the star and the fallout from Gabrielle Union's firing from AGT reaches a crescendo.

Singer Ray J and his wife Princess Love air their dirty laundry on social media for the world to see, as Robert Kelly's "ex-girlfriend" Joycelyn Savage takes to Patreon to tell her story and the 2020 Grammy nominations are full of snubs and surprises.

Colin Kaepernick and the NFL continue their awkward dance as rapper Trina pops all the way off on a racist after being called a racial slur while out shopping and Mo'Nique files a race and gender discrimination suit against Netflix.

Ray & Jay are joined by guest Shalonda as TI sets off a firestorm related to his interest in proof that his 18y.o. daughter maintains her virginity, the media reports on Robin Crawford's physical relationship with the late Whitney Houston and Instagram expands its pilot removing numbers of likes from public view to the U.S.

R&B singer Tank sends Black Twitter into a tailspin with his opinion regarding oral sex between straight men, Full House actress Lori Loughlin thinks her privilege will keep her out of prison as the "Varisty Blues" scandal plays out in the media and Nicki Minaj literally becomes Mrs. Petty.

LisaRaye McCoy spills all the tea on her dealings with Nicole Murphy and Duane Martin as singer Frank Ocean's new dance party and music draws controversy and mixed reviews in and outside of NYC and Snoop reveals he pays someone a salary, just to roll blunts.

Lizzo is accused of plaigarism from 3 separate fronts as she moves to trademark her "100% That Bitch" lyric as Elton John offers messy opinions of Black superstars in the media and actress Gina Rodriguez finds herself embroiled in yet another race-related controversy.

Ray & Jay are joined by artist Shaina Shepherd as Tyler Perry's success continues to polarize the Black community, Ellen's friendship with George W. Bush leaves many scratching their heads and Rihanna contributes to the annals of Black Excellence as she covers Vogue for the 6th time.

Kanye continues his slow slog toward kult kreation as his "Jesus Is Lord" film premieres, Matthew Knowles makes a shocking admission and Amanda Seales' unwittingly revels in her own privilege amid being kicked out of an Emmy weekend industry party.

Tekashi 6ix9ine considers foregoing witness protection once released from prison in order to save his music career, as "actress" Stacey Dash is arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and Ice-T and Coco Austin defend a curious form of bonding with their daughter.