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MSNBC has just reported that R. Kelly has been found not guilty on all of the 14 counts that were leveled against him in his child pornography trial. [AP]
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So how did you celebrate R. Kelly's fortieth birthday last week? Bumping and grinding? Stepping in the name of love? Or merely sitting at home, hoping that Kelly would guest on a remix of Ciara's fantastic 2006 single "Promise"?
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Listening Station: Ciara And R. Kelly Keep Making Promises
So how did you celebrate R. Kelly's fortieth birthday last week? Bumping and grinding? Stepping in the name of love? Or merely sitting at home, hoping that Kelly would guest on a remix of Ciara's fantastic 2006 single "Promise"?
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R. Kelly: The Next Lonelygirl15?
The latest entrant into the webcam-equipped lifestyle is none other than R. Kelly, who gets off a little bit of a "Double Up" freestyle in this introduction to the imaginatively named "R. Kelly TV." He promises a "This Is My Life"-like plotline for the channel, although unlike his partner in YouTube-broadcasting Diddy, we doubt that he'll be inviting viewers to join him in the loo.
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liner notes
- Thanks to a case of appendicitis, R. Kelly will miss today's court date for his child-pornography trial. Thankfully, Kelly's already written a song about the surgery, titled "Incision (Remix)." [Chicago Sun-Times]
- The Police may perform at Chicago's Wrigley Field this July. In related news, they may also not perform at Chicago's Wrigley Field this July. [Live Music Blog]
- Did you guys know the Village Voice does a music poll? [Village Voice]
Liner Notes: R. Kelly Is Trapped In The O.R.
- Thanks to a case of appendicitis, R. Kelly will miss today's court date for his child-pornography trial. Thankfully, Kelly's already written a song about the surgery, titled "Incision (Remix)." [Chicago Sun-Times]- The Police may perform at Chicago's Wrigley Field this July. In related news, they may also not perform at Chicago's Wrigley Field this July. [Live Music Blog]
- Did you guys know the Village Voice does a music poll? [Village Voice]
videodrome
The video for R. Kelly's "Hairbraider" is out, and now we can watch women writhe while he slowly reveals the garish gold braids that have already been visible in recent photos. There was some vocoderism on Double Up, but he's fallen so hard for the likes of T-Pain and The-Dream that this feels mostly like a genre exercise. Even though I enjoy all three artists, I hope this vocal effect will sound dated sooner rather than later. Autotune or not, this isn't even the best song he's made about hair braiding.
R. Kelly - Hairbraider [OnSMASH]
R. Kelly Holds Court in "Hairbraider" Video
The video for R. Kelly's "Hairbraider" is out, and now we can watch women writhe while he slowly reveals the garish gold braids that have already been visible in recent photos. There was some vocoderism on Double Up, but he's fallen so hard for the likes of T-Pain and The-Dream that this feels mostly like a genre exercise. Even though I enjoy all three artists, I hope this vocal effect will sound dated sooner rather than later. Autotune or not, this isn't even the best song he's made about hair braiding.
R. Kelly - Hairbraider [OnSMASH]
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We'll be okay if 2007 becomes the year where Lil Wayne and R. Kelly go in on one remix a month; the entry for March is this remix of Swizz Beatz' "It's Me Bitches," which has Kells dubbing himself "Mr. Song Of The Week" and getting his Dreamgirl on after Weezy instructs an unnamed woman to "lick the rapper" and engages in an impromptu French lesson:
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Leak Of The Day: Lil Wayne And R. Kelly Must Really Enjoy Working Together
We'll be okay if 2007 becomes the year where Lil Wayne and R. Kelly go in on one remix a month; the entry for March is this remix of Swizz Beatz' "It's Me Bitches," which has Kells dubbing himself "Mr. Song Of The Week" and getting his Dreamgirl on after Weezy instructs an unnamed woman to "lick the rapper" and engages in an impromptu French lesson:
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trapped in the marketing
Above, the trailer for the next 10 episodes of R. Kelly's Trapped In The Closet hip-hopera, which is mostly taken up by a recap of the series' first 12 installments (including some crazy vocalizng from Kells that may have been the result of a happy studio accident). Two things piqued our interest in the 10 seconds' worth of scenes from upcoming episodes: one, there's apparently a high-speed car-helicopter chase; and two, why is Angel R. Kelly slipping what looks like a car key into Sylvester R. Kelly's front pocket? Is the final scene of Trapped going to pay homage to the Pinto ex machina finale of The Apple? Because if it did, "irony" would officially be dead and buried for the rest of time. More »
R. Kelly, All-Seeing Closet Dweller
Above, the trailer for the next 10 episodes of R. Kelly's Trapped In The Closet hip-hopera, which is mostly taken up by a recap of the series' first 12 installments (including some crazy vocalizng from Kells that may have been the result of a happy studio accident). Two things piqued our interest in the 10 seconds' worth of scenes from upcoming episodes: one, there's apparently a high-speed car-helicopter chase; and two, why is Angel R. Kelly slipping what looks like a car key into Sylvester R. Kelly's front pocket? Is the final scene of Trapped going to pay homage to the Pinto ex machina finale of The Apple? Because if it did, "irony" would officially be dead and buried for the rest of time. More »
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You have to say this for R. Kelly: He may be insane (seriously), but he knows how to capitalize on a marketing opportunity when he sees—er, hears—one. Here's "Ringtone," a bonus track on the European version of Double Up; we're guessing that it's going to be a mobile-phone-only release here in the States, if only because we suspect that our nation holds a sizeable number of Trapped In The Closet diehards who will get a little too much pleasure out of the idea of their mobiles announcing that it is, in fact, "Kells on their ringtone":
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R. Kelly Hoping That Power Of His Vanity Will Help Keep Mobile-Music Market Afloat
You have to say this for R. Kelly: He may be insane (seriously), but he knows how to capitalize on a marketing opportunity when he sees—er, hears—one. Here's "Ringtone," a bonus track on the European version of Double Up; we're guessing that it's going to be a mobile-phone-only release here in the States, if only because we suspect that our nation holds a sizeable number of Trapped In The Closet diehards who will get a little too much pleasure out of the idea of their mobiles announcing that it is, in fact, "Kells on their ringtone":
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polls
R. Kelly's Double Up may be a bit out there, but it's still on target to be the No. 1 album on this week's Billboard 200. The final tallies come out tomorrow, but now's your chance to guess how many people will want to embark on R.'s interplanetary sexasaurus-powered ride:
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How Many Record Buyers Are Crazy For R. Kelly?
R. Kelly's Double Up may be a bit out there, but it's still on target to be the No. 1 album on this week's Billboard 200. The final tallies come out tomorrow, but now's your chance to guess how many people will want to embark on R.'s interplanetary sexasaurus-powered ride:
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charts
Billboard notes the quirky chart notation for "I'm A Flirt," the R. Kelly-penned song that appeared on Bow Wow's album before getting remixed, and de-Bowed, by Kelly. Because of the two versions' common ground, they will be tracked as a single entity on the Billboard singles charts:
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R. Kelly And Bow Wow Will Have To Learn To Share
Billboard notes the quirky chart notation for "I'm A Flirt," the R. Kelly-penned song that appeared on Bow Wow's album before getting remixed, and de-Bowed, by Kelly. Because of the two versions' common ground, they will be tracked as a single entity on the Billboard singles charts:
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corrections
We missed the headline —"A Swaggering Rap Storyteller Unleashing His One-Track Mind"—that inspired the above correction thanks to the holiday, but we're guessing that this little mix-up means curtains for Michelle Malkin's tenure as a holiday-weekend Times copyeditor.
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"New York Times" Doubles Up On Inaccuracies Regarding R. Kelly
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Yesterday R. Kelly's lawyer, Ed Genson, objected to the prosecution entering a copy of his client's 1998 album R. into evidence, saying that reading the album's lyrics in the liner notes could unfairly prejudice the jury against Kelly. When asked by the presiding judge, Vincent Gaughan, just what would result in the jury being tainted, Genson opened the CD's booklet and read lyrics to an unidentified song to the courtroom assemblage, a performance that "[reduced] prosecutor Shauna Boliker and everyone else within earshot to fits of giggles" and caused Kells to cover his face. The judge subsequently decided that the jury could have the CD, but that the printed lyrics would be blocked out, although I suspect that the "message" of "Half On A Baby" comes through loud and clear when it's put to music, too. [The Kelly Chronicles]
R. Kelly Lyrics Get Spoken-Word Treatment In Court
Yesterday R. Kelly's lawyer, Ed Genson, objected to the prosecution entering a copy of his client's 1998 album R. into evidence, saying that reading the album's lyrics in the liner notes could unfairly prejudice the jury against Kelly. When asked by the presiding judge, Vincent Gaughan, just what would result in the jury being tainted, Genson opened the CD's booklet and read lyrics to an unidentified song to the courtroom assemblage, a performance that "[reduced] prosecutor Shauna Boliker and everyone else within earshot to fits of giggles" and caused Kells to cover his face. The judge subsequently decided that the jury could have the CD, but that the printed lyrics would be blocked out, although I suspect that the "message" of "Half On A Baby" comes through loud and clear when it's put to music, too. [The Kelly Chronicles]
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The Smoking Section has two new tracks from R. Kelly: First up is a Twista-assisted remix of Mims' "This Is Why I'm Hot," followed by the Young Jeezy/Young Dro collaboration "Blow It Up." At this point, we can't even keep track of the number of songs Kelly has released in last few months, and while we're worried that he might someday turn into a "less booze, more smooth" version of Robert Pollard, we're enjoying his prolificness for now:
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Leak Of The Day: We See A Couple Of New R. Kelly Songs In Your Future
The Smoking Section has two new tracks from R. Kelly: First up is a Twista-assisted remix of Mims' "This Is Why I'm Hot," followed by the Young Jeezy/Young Dro collaboration "Blow It Up." At this point, we can't even keep track of the number of songs Kelly has released in last few months, and while we're worried that he might someday turn into a "less booze, more smooth" version of Robert Pollard, we're enjoying his prolificness for now:
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The clip for R. Kelly's "Rock Star" is a pretty straightforward "all the ladies in the house go crazy" performance video, which makes the fact that it has a "story by R. Kelly" credit as part of its opening sequence all the more confusing. Is the "story" merely the fact that, by plugging in his guitar, Kid Rock can turn a sleepy bar into the Whisky A Go-Go circa 1989? Or is the scene at the beginning where R. slaps his face while trying to swat a fly really the precursor to the next video from Double Up, in which he becomes the pesky bug?
R. Kelly - Rockstar (feat. Ludacris & Kid Rock) [DailyMotion]
R. Kelly Inspires The Ladies To Throw Some D(evil Horn)s
The clip for R. Kelly's "Rock Star" is a pretty straightforward "all the ladies in the house go crazy" performance video, which makes the fact that it has a "story by R. Kelly" credit as part of its opening sequence all the more confusing. Is the "story" merely the fact that, by plugging in his guitar, Kid Rock can turn a sleepy bar into the Whisky A Go-Go circa 1989? Or is the scene at the beginning where R. slaps his face while trying to swat a fly really the precursor to the next video from Double Up, in which he becomes the pesky bug?
R. Kelly - Rockstar (feat. Ludacris & Kid Rock) [DailyMotion]
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The musical part of the video for R. Kelly's "Skin" is your standard CGI-as-substitute-for-desire fare; there are flames, and writhing, and R. Kelly standing in a pool with only his chiseled ab muscles to support him through his time of unbridled lust. But surrounding that part of the clip is a curious bit where Kells and a woman are staring at each other across a long boardroom table, a scene where you can feel the smoldering tension surrounding their discussion of... well, that's what I'm trying to figure out. Watch the clip and then vote on what's actually happening in our poll after the jump! More »
R. Kelly Is Smokin' Hot In The Boardroom
The musical part of the video for R. Kelly's "Skin" is your standard CGI-as-substitute-for-desire fare; there are flames, and writhing, and R. Kelly standing in a pool with only his chiseled ab muscles to support him through his time of unbridled lust. But surrounding that part of the clip is a curious bit where Kells and a woman are staring at each other across a long boardroom table, a scene where you can feel the smoldering tension surrounding their discussion of... well, that's what I'm trying to figure out. Watch the clip and then vote on what's actually happening in our poll after the jump! More »










