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On the Jason Lee Show, Ray J plays 'Name Drop,' a game where a person's face is shown on screen and he shares the first thing that comes to mind. The first name is Diddy. Ray J says he loves Diddy and calls him a soldier, survivor and boss, and talks about business lessons such as always being professional, always being on time and being yourself in boardrooms. The conversation moves to the 50 Cent documentary. Ray J says he loves 50, calls him a colleague and a big marketer, and says he thought the documentary was cool. The phrase 'take that, take that' also comes up, and Ray J says he uses it in a couple of new songs. Ray J says Diddy always will be one of his mentors. The clip also covers Death Row Records and Snoop Dogg. Ray J says Snoop Dogg is his cousin and is currently mad at him, and talks about wanting to get past it and get back on the same page.

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00:00It's really simple.
00:01We're going to put a person's face up on the screen and Ray J is going to look at it.
00:06And tell me how they pussies smell.
00:09Well, you could do that too.
00:11The first thing that comes to mind, all right, this first person, Diddy.
00:17I love Diddy, man.
00:19A real true soldier, survivor, boss.
00:23He implemented so much knowledge in the business side of things to where you always be professional.
00:32You always be on time, always give you a thousand percent, but don't ever not be black and be
00:41who you are in these boardrooms because they're not going to get it until you turn into a n***a.
00:46What did you think about the 50 Cent documentary?
00:49I love 50.
00:50He's cool.
00:5150 is another colleague of mine.
00:54He's another super big marketer, troller.
00:58He's a controller.
00:59A controller is like if you're in the gay community, a gay lord.
01:03In the trolling community, you're a controller.
01:05He's a controller.
01:07I think he's dope.
01:08I mean, you know, I thought the documentary was cool.
01:13I know Puff.
01:14I think my favorite part of the documentary was the Lil Rod moment.
01:19Why was that your favorite part?
01:20Because I'm watching it and I'm like, I like this.
01:23It's cool.
01:23I'm into it.
01:24But then he's like, yo.
01:25And then I woke up and I didn't know where I was and I was like, I'm feeling a little.
01:31And then I took it on for myself to be Lil Rod at the casino.
01:36So I'm like, I'm Lil Rod.
01:38And then it cuts right here.
01:40It goes boom.
01:41Diddy took my ass and all that shit, right?
01:43But I was being him.
01:44But that ain't how I read.
01:45And so I went viral for the wrong thing.
01:47And I think that backfired because I was joking about somebody who was actually going through
01:51something.
01:52And that joke wasn't necessary.
01:54And so it backfired.
01:55And now they thought Diddy took me when Diddy don't even take me.
01:59Shooting pornos with and coming in there as a woman don't mean that, you know what I'm saying?
02:06That you taking just an entertaining pornographic film they're shooting, that everybody's in
02:12character.
02:13And I get it now.
02:15Free Diddy.
02:17Isn't it hard, though, to imagine, like, is it hard to imagine, though, that, like, one
02:23of the cultural sayings of take that, take that that came from Diddy now plays out different
02:27now that we've seen everything?
02:29I think that I, I think that take that, take that.
02:34I use it in a couple of new songs coming out.
02:36Young Diddy in the pussy, I told her take that, take that.
02:41That's not a lyric.
02:44That's not a lyric.
02:45It's in one of my new songs.
02:50She gave me head in the Maybach and got a million dollar check back.
02:5580,000 for the diamond rope, my crystal shining like a meth lab.
02:58Um, so, no, Diddy's always, always will be one of my mentors.
03:04I wish I could say the same for Suge.
03:06I think Suge and I need to get back on the same page, but I think ever since Diddy and
03:11I became super close, Suge started tripping.
03:13I thought you became the owner or CEO of Death Row Records?
03:16No, I just, I just, I just, Suge signed his, all of his life rights over to me.
03:20And then, then Snoop came and bought-
03:22He bought Death Row.
03:23And Snoop's my cousin.
03:24He's mad at me.
03:25And you and Snoop are family.
03:25Yeah, but he's mad at me.
03:27Why is Snoop mad at you?
03:28I was talking shit.
03:30Me and Daz was talking, my other cousin and I got emotional.
03:33Okay, but you could fix that.
03:35Yeah, Snoop's my cousin.
03:36Do you want to fix that?
03:37Well, I mean, I want Snoop to just curse me out and get mad first and just get it out
03:41the
03:41way and then let's get back to the program.
03:43Okay.
03:44But I love Daz too, he's my cousin.
03:45Okay.

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