Sometime between January 1998 and October 2000, in a wood-paneled and jacuzzied room of an Illinois mansion, a girl age 13 to 15 is filmed in sundry sex acts with a man thought to be one of the planet's most prominent R&B icons. The girl featured in the tape provides the man a full-service fellating, for which she is rewarded with a face covered in ... urine. And afterward, ejaculate.
The infamous video—which surfaced in 2002 behind a story exposing the same man's history of pursuing underage girls—led to 21 counts of child pornography for R. Kelly, the R&B icon in question. Since then, and despite his unshakable reputation as a sexual predator with a penchant for the Miley Cyrus set, the singer has kept on keeping on, writing and producing records, selling out concerts, and, in the process, floating his way through the six years since being charged. He's become a rolling punchline as beloved on the charts as he is reviled in polite conversation. Notes the New York Times: "If anything, his raunchiest songs got even more outlandish in the years after the report broke; what else could fans do but shrug and grin and sing along?"
But that may all come to an end on Friday, May 9, when the State of Illinois vs. Robert Sylvester Kelly is expected to begin in Chicago.
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[δεν ξέρω τι κάνει ο r kelly όταν δεν γράφει μουσική, αλλά η μουσική του είναι καταπληκτική]
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