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Says Ray-J, 'I'ma Be The Mayor Of Carson'
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An interview with AllHipHop.com has revealed what we long suspected about the aspirations of singer, reality star, Kardashian sex tape-maker, and Brandi-brother Ray-J: "I'ma be the mayor of Carson."
AllHipHop.com: Last time I saw you was at a mansion party and political rally for Kevin Powell. It was you, Brandy and Steve Rifkind. Do you have any aspirations outside of music and TV that you may want to do, like and community based functions? Ray J: I'ma be the mayor of Carson. The mayor of Carson, California. Not now. I still got a lot of learning to do. Focusing and a lot of reaching back out to the community, and paying my dues. But in the future coming around the stretch you know, I do see myself doing stuff like that.
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