RAZ-B TALKS ABOUT LIFE AFTER B2K

Wednesday, June 7, 2006

Raz-B from the now de-funct B2K, recently talked to AOL BlackVoices about how life is after B2K.

“Transition is life. It was rough and shaky but it was worth it. I wouldn’t trade it for a zillion dollars. It taught me about working with people, taught me how important love was and loyal and how money is and all of that stuff. But I knew the Lord wanted me to walk through that transition to build my character and what not. Now I’m even stronger.”

Raz is also playing a gay character on ‘Noah’s Arc’ a show on Logo network, the cable channel geared toward the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.

“There wasn’t any kissing or anything of that nature. It was a very, very positive role. It was to raise the awareness for kids with HIV and the kids who have AIDS. That’s our demographic. Fifty percent of those people are our people. I felt like it was a mature decision for me to play a gay character.”

Black Voices also reports that he is working on an ‘inspirational’ album, entitled, Raz-B: Revealer of Truths. (read more).