There are two things everyone knows Ray J is good at: singing and doing the most.

The “One Wish” singer did the latter during his Monday appearance on The Breakfast Club. Ray J, who leads electronics company Raycon Global, brought a few gadgets to show off, reports Hype Fresh.

One of the products, a pair of collapsible “bunny eyes” glasses, tickled hosts Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God. Even though they were not produced by his company, his sales skills for the item were surprisingly solid; the singer took the hosts through a thorough demo that had the hosts saying they felt like they were on Shark Tank.

Ray J also displayed a pair of cool magnetic speakers and E50 eardrums from his brand.

"You look like such a con artist," Charlamagne said as the singer modeled his earbuds.

Unfazed, Ray J kept going with his pitch, pulling stuff out of more places than a guy selling incense on the subway.

While the hosts weren't completely convinced by Ray J’s hustle, it did catch the eye of social media users, reports Pop Crush.

Although this clip is hilarious, Ray J isn’t playing about his tech venture. The Love and Hip-Hop: Hollywood star was real about his thoughts on the volatile music industry recently.

“To me, the music industry is a dangerous industry,” he told Hype Beast. “Financially, it’s not the best industry to be in, the time that you put into making your music, you start to attach yourself to your project and you start to be emotional about what people think, what people say, and it can really make you mad if somebody says, ‘Yo, I don’t like it.'”

Ray J believes the tech industry is the best place to be.

“Technology is the wave because you can be a coder, you can be a marketer, you can be the person building it out, you can be the PR firm; it’s so many ways to make a billion dollars in the industry,” he said.

Watch the full interview below:


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