Suge Knight, 53, signs away his life rights to Ray J, putting the rapper in charge of telling the music mogul's story on screen while he serves a 28-year prison sentence for manslaughter

Marion 'Suge' Knight has signed away his life rights to Ray J so he can continue to make money while he serves time in prison for voluntary manslaughter. 

The Death Row Records co-founder, 53, is entrusting his longtime rapper pal to make business decisions on his behalf, particularly regarding how his story is told. 

Ray J will reportedly be in charge of choosing any movies, TV programs, books or other projects about Knight, per TMZ, allowing him to continue earning money for himself and his family from behind bars.