R. Kelly Releases Album Titled “I Admit It” Whereas Locked Up For Intercourse Crimes

The world breathed a sigh of reduction when R. Kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison again in June.

The singer had been convicted on fees associated to the rape and trafficking of dozens of feminine victims, a lot of whom have been underage.

A number of victims bravely testified in court docket, doubtless within the hope that they’d by no means need to see their tormentor’s face once more.

So you possibly can think about their horror upon studying right now that Kelly had by some means launched a brand new album that was obtainable for streaming on Spotify.

Including to the shock of the state of affairs is the truth that the venture was titled I Admit It, seemingly a macabre reference to the numerous, many allegations towards Kelly.

The album encompasses a observe entitled “I Admit It (I Did It),” wherein the singer justifies his actions and dismisses the allegations towards him.

“I performed f–ked with a few followers,” Kelly raps at one level.

“How they gon’ say I don’t respect these ladies when all I’ve performed is symbolize,” Kelly continiues.

From there, the convicted intercourse offender appears to accuse his critics of jealousy, singing that the general public is “mad I’ve obtained some girlfriends.”

Consider it or not, it will get worse from there.

The album — which appeared on Spotify and different streaming platforms right now with no forewarning — encompasses a 15-minute track wherein Kelly seems responsible his victims’ dad and mom for his crimes.

“And should you actually, actually wanna know. Her father dropped her off at my present,” Kelly sings.

“And instructed this boy to place her on the stage. I admit that she was overage.”

Spotify reps say they do not know how a brand new album appeared on Kelly’s artist web page, as he’s been banned from the service since 2018.

“This content material has been faraway from the platform on the request of the distributor,” the corporate stated in a press release issued right now.

Certainly, the album is not obtainable on Spotify, Apple Music, or another main streaming outlet.

Representatives for Sony Music, Kelly’s former label, have additionally claimed ignorance of the venture.

Insiders say the gathering of songs was a bootleg, and was by no means meant to be an official album.

A number of the songs date again to 2018, however that is the primary time that they’ve been packaged collectively on this manner.

In keeping with Kelly lawyer Jennifer Bonjean, the singer’s camp will not be behind the discharge and he “is having mental property stolen from him.”

Hopefully Kelly and firm aren’t anticipating an excessive amount of sympathy from the general public on this one.

And hopefully, Spotify and different providers will introduce safeguards to forestall one thing like this from occurring once more.