“After the pious Chocolate Factory (2003) and Happy People/U Saved Me (2004)-- as well as five years with multiple counts of child pornography hanging over his head-- R. Kelly continues to embrace his flightier fancies.”
“Pop’s longest-running alleged felon has now released more music since being hit with child-pornography charges in 2002 than he did in a decade-plus of untroubled R&B thuggery. Pre-indictment, Kelly’s MO was to undercut much "Bump ’n’ Grind" with a little "I Believe I Can Fly," but now he’s added a new trick — not confessions, […]”
