We love Ray J! He was the Kim Kardashian sex tape partner and has turned that video into a full-fledged career that involves... being...
In the Kim Kardashian sex tape, the world's most famous reality star figuratively referred to Ray J as her "daddy."
But now a different female will be making this reference, in a far more official capacity.
Ray J has once again made news for engaging in sexual intercourse.
The lesser known participant in that Kim Kardashian sex tape from several years ago, the Love & Hip Hop cast member now has an announcement to make.
Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 is proving to be the most toxic season of the series to date. With cheating allegations, fights, and friends becoming enemies it is making for some solid TV viewing.
When Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 8 got underway, Ray J was working on his music career and revealed that he wanted to make a big return.
When you start dating someone, you know you need to impress their friends to get their seal of approval.
That thought was lost on Teairra's new man, Cisco, on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 3.
Ray J has been a polarizing figure during his time in the spotlight, but we're surprised to say that he's a genuinely nice man.
On Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood Season 4 Episode 2, the singer opened up about struggling to conceive a child with Princess Love.
Just hearing the phrase "Kim Kardashian and Ray J" is probably enough to conjure memories of the most celebrity famous sex tape in the history of the Internet.
In terms of high-profile smut, Kim and Ray J sex tape was like basically Star Wars and The Godfather rolled into one.
It's hard to believe, but it's been a full decade since the Kim Kardashian sex tape made Paris Hilton's bestie a household name.
It was the sex tape that turned homemade porn into a savvy career move, and did more than Sir Mix-A-Lot to popularize gigantic asses.
Ten years ago today, a superstar was born.
But not just any superstar.
You know how when a famous musician dies, unreleased music that was supposedly moldering in a vault somewhere keeps getting released 5, 10, even 20 years after they croak?
Well, apparently for the past decade we've been missing out on something much more important than patched-together Tupac singles.
Don't know if you've noticed, but Ray J has been doing this thing lately where he keeps talking about Kim Kardashian and the relationship they had all those years ago.
And by "lately," we mean "for the past ten years."
In tumultuous times like these, it can be beneficial to indulge in a bit of escapism by reflecting on a less complicated era, when we relied on simpler pleasures to keep us entertained.
So please, journey with us back to 2003:
