Former B2Gay member Raz B, who has spent the last few years getting into internet fights with Ray J and even accused boy band creator Chris Stokes of sexual abuse is ready to shatter the music world with claims that several of your favorite performers secretly get down with members of the same gender.
Word on the street is that DeMario “Raz B” Thornton is about to unleash the beast in his tell-all book where he talks about being molested by his cousin/manager Chris Stokes when he was in the group (something he revealed back in 2007) but then took back his statement when he was reportedly paid $10,000, in hush money.
He also talks about how he was forced to have sex with other members of the group and even reveals that Bow Wow and Chris Brown had sexual relationships with members of B2Gay!
While I actually believe Raz with his accusations (trust me, we can tell our fam no matter how hard they try to hide it), he has made himself look bad because if you were sexually abused you wouldn't have taken the 10 grand in cash. It kills your credibility and it makes you look crazy, especially if you ever saw a few of his YouTube videos, like the one of Raz and Ray J getting in a heated phone argument over Omarion (Watch Below).
Here's some excerpts from the book:
On Ray J:
Ray J was cool at first. I was under the impression that he wanted to help me. But just like with Whitney (Houston) he was just looking for someone to use. Ray J said that he was mad about how Chris did us and other artist, but Ray J just wanted airtime.
Ray J made a diss song about Chris being gay, but that’s the kettle calling the pot black.
On Bow Wow:
Bow Wow was younger than all of us, but the record company figured his affiliation with us (B2k) would be great.
I didn’t see it for myself but I was told by Fizz that Bow Wow and he got involved with each other. I didn’t put a lot of stock in it then.
It would be a few years until I realize that Fizz wasn’t lying.
In 2005 Bow Wow and Omari became “inseparable”. It wasn’t until rumors forced Bow Wow to end the relationships. The gay talk was hurting Bow Wow’s business.
And last but not least, Raz spilled the tea on Chris Brown, who he got into a nasty twatter fight with last year:
They say you never know who knows who. Chris Brown didn’t think about that when he attacked me online. I have a friend that’s very close to Chris’ camp who told me that Chris was involved with an up and coming songwriter Andre Merritt. So when Chris started going in calling people ‘gay’ and ‘fags’ I just dropped Andre Merritt’s name. I knew it was true when he decided to shut up.
While the others have been relatively silent on these accusations, Chris Brown, who clearly has more money than Bow Wow and Ray J is ready to sic his attorneys on Raz:
Whatever the truth is this has to be the juiciest bit of drama I have heard in a long time. I'm really hoping this book sees the light of day because I want to salivate over every word. Do I think Chris Brown is gay? No I don't. I think he's a successful young man in the music industry who will stick his dick in any warm hole that breezes by him, because that is what successful people in entertainment do. Spread their seed (metaphorically speaking) wherever they can to make their mark on the mainstream world of entertainment.
I believe without a doubt that Bow Wow and Omarion were in a relationship, especially around the time when they put out that joint album.
Ray J is a coked-out queen who is still trying to find some relevance in his non-existant career (like going on Dr. Drew's Life Changers last week to reveal he no longer cheats on women). So whatever the case may be (I believe that he was sexually abused while he was in B2K and I feel he was making a statement in regards of his sexuality when he played an HIV+ teen on Noah's Arc), when you reveal a huge bomb drop like sexual abuse and homosexuality going on in the world of hip hop and R&B (which is something that is swept under the rug in the black community) and when you take 10 grand in hush money from Chris Stokes and World Star Hip Hop is paying you $3,000 for each video you released during that time), it makes you look bad on the credibility front. At the end of the day, the truth always finds a way to rear it's ugly head.
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