Snoop Dogg Joins Ray J On "Hallelujah"

Ray J and his cousin Snoop Dogg connect on "Hallelujah."

BYAron A.Mar 18, 20198.9K Views

Ray J wears many hats. He's the CEO of his electric scooter bike company RayCon which recently hit $10M in sales within a year. However, he's known for his efforts as a musician and an actor. The singer is gearing up to release his visual album Raydemption which he's been teasing for a hot minute at this point. As we anticipate the release of his new project, he comes through with his brand new visual single, "Hallelujah."

Ray J is back with some smooth vibes alongside his cousin Snoop Dogg on his new track, "Hallelujah." Ray J delivers an upbeat, "radio ratchet" single that fits the chilled out Cali vibe. Meanwhile, Snoop Dogg swoops in with a laid-back verse that compliments Ray J's vocals perfectly while representing California to the fullest, from "the Bay to L.A.""

Quotable Lyrics
What you will what you wanna
Baby, wanna see California
And I'mma be the tour guide
4, 5 sunrise, fun guys looking for some fun girls
Hell yeah, you can bring your home girls

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