Ray J Calls Out N3on for Months of Radio Silence and Kardashian Ties

When you’re in a public feud with one of the world’s most famous families, your friendship circle becomes a minefield. That’s exactly where rapper and content creator Ray J finds himself, and he’s not shy about it.

During a livestream Tuesday, Ray J didn’t hold back when confronting streamer N3on about allegedly ghosting him for months—while simultaneously getting cozy with the Kardashian clan. The tension was real: N3on seemed caught off guard by the accusation, acknowledging the communication gap but pushing back on claims of being buddy-buddy with Kim Kardashian and her family. Ray J’s counter? Pointing out that N3on’s close connection to Alabama Barker—daughter of Blink-182’s Travis Barker and his wife Kourtney Kardashian—essentially makes N3on part of the extended Kardashian orbit. It’s a fair point, even if Alabama isn’t exactly in the core sister lineup.

The real context here is messy. Ray J and Kim Kardashian dated between 2003 and 2006 before their infamous sex tape leaked in 2007. Fast forward to now, and they’re locked in a bitter legal battle. Kim and Kris Jenner sued Ray J in October 2025 for defamation after he suggested they were subjects of a federal racketeering investigation—comments he made in TMZ’s Tubi documentary“United States vs. Sean Combs,”where he said,“If you told me the Kardashians was being charged for racketeering, I might believe it.”In response, Ray J filed a cross-complaint claiming Kim violated a non-disclosure agreement when she brought up the sex tape during a 2022 episode of“The Kardashians,”accusing him of sexual assault, distributing revenge porn, and attempting extortion. Kim eventually paid him $6 million to settle.

So here we are: a friendship casualty caught in the crossfire of old Hollywood grudges. The message Ray J seems to be sending is simple—if you’re with the Kardashians in any capacity, you’re essentially against him. Whether N3on will accept that ultimatum remains to be seen, though Ray J’s mood seemed to shift by the end of the clip. Sometimes old beefs soften, and sometimes they just fester. This one’s got plenty of fuel left to burn.