K Michelle Wants Everyone To Know She Loved R Kelly

[00:00:00]Okay, for a couple of months now, I have been avoiding sitting down and watching K. Michelle's interview with Jason Lee after I saw those clips of her speaking highly on R. Kelly's dirty ass name. I say, Lord, I don't even I I love K I like Let me don't say love. Let me don't get carried away.

[00:00:21]I like K Michelle. I've always liked KM Michelle and as a glad I would hate to see K Michelle being a bird pick me hypocrite and just I would hate to see that in the year 2026 [music] like cannot be the same K Michelle that I seen go to bat on love and hip hop and have beef with Rashidita for a million years because of how Rashidita was coming behind the fact that she have her own personal relationship with Memphis Toya's then husband, Toya's now ex-husband, and KM Michelle's ex-man who used to abuse her. I would hate to see K Michelle bird bitching out and being a hypocrite, disappointing me in 2026 behind our Kelly.

[00:01:07]But you know what I say? You know what?

[00:01:09]I can finally watch it and we can watch it together. Y'all could get my live reaction as I watch this.

[00:01:14]>> The only question I have for you with R.

[00:01:15]Kelly is, have you written him [music] a letter? And if so, you know, >> you be shady. You gave me you gave me the one line that has always stuck in an R. Kelly conversation [music] that has yet to be answered. You said, "What about all the mothers that was in the kitchen cooking?" That question has yet to be answered.

[00:01:32]>> Yes.

[00:01:33]>> This is such a dumbass sentiment that think like saying something because it's like, "Michelle," and and you can see it in this interview, I'm sure. K. Michelle thinks because she had a positive relationship with R. Kelly that that means she have a hard time believing that he was abusive. How is that? Like under one breath you want to be like, "Oh my god, he was a wonderful man to me. I never saw an abusive Rob. He was good to me. Oh, I love Rob. I have nothing but positive things to say about Rob." But then on the other hand, it's like, well, why aren't we also pointing fingers at the mothers and the other people that like allowed him to be abusive? So which is it, [ __ ] Is it, oh, he was so wonderful and da you like him so much. He ain't no abuser. You don't see that. Or is it we should be pointing fingers at the other people?

[00:02:17]Like we acting like that's some kind of gotcha. Like oh the question we've yet to be answered. It's I I I cannot express to you how annoying and stupid I find this like like every time people try to do this. Let's hold the parents and everybody else accountable for [music] R. Kelly sexually abusing like it it like it it doesn't make sense because it's always done by people who are attempting to dismiss or mitigate the fact that he was an abuser in the first place. That's what don't make no sense. It'd be like, I like R. Kelly. R.

[00:02:47]Kelly, I don't even believe this. D and R. Kelly was whatever, whatever. Like, they be acting like non-believers in one breath and then they spin around and be like, WELL, WHAT ABOUT THE PARENTS? WHAT ABOUT THE FAMILIES? WHAT ABOUT EVERYBODY ELSE? AND IT'S LIKE, it's so obvious. It is the most blatant, shameless goalpost shifting I've ever seen. Also, it's just like the way it only seems to apply to A. Kelly because lots of children, lots of children are sexually abused. Like, lots of children. and and and not just by like singers or strangers out in the world but like by family by family friends within their own and that is a common thing and it's a common thing within families the point where families lie and cover it up for one another and don't call police on their family and don't expect that they families you see what I'm saying it's like this idea that everybody who failed to protect you from an abuser supposed to be being held criminally responsible or we should be focused is there and not on the abuser himself only seems to apply with R.

[00:03:47]Kelly because why are we acting like every day kids are not abused and this and that. We don't be like, "Oh, lock up their parents. Why aren't we talking about the parents? Why aren't WE TALKING?" IT'S LIKE WHAT? What do you It's like what is the point? You're not saying this because you give a about making sure that everybody's accounted for and we round up everybody. You're saying it to like somehow shift the blame like, "Oh, R. KELLY R. KELLY is not the problem for children and abusing women that it's it's THEIR PARENTS' FAULT FOR LETTING HIM DO IT. AND IT'S LIKE even if even if it is even if you find some parents who who knew something was complicit or was getting some kind of what how does that change what our Kelly is this big stupid Anyway, man, let me click play on this stupid [ __ ] before we be all day.

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[00:06:05]>> If it wasn't for Robert Kelly, I would not know [music] the business. I would not understand the skills of songwriting. I think it's a real deep job. I think it is mothers and people should be held accountable.

[00:06:18]>> So, the only thing she has to say, they bring this up and she goes, "Why the mothers aren't being held accountable?"

[00:06:24]Not not the abusing, right? She don't have nothing to say about him. She doesn't acknowledge that he's an abuser.

[00:06:29]She goes, "The one thing I'm going to say about him is I wouldn't have a career without him. If it wasn't for Arch Kelly, I wouldn't know anything.

[00:06:35]But the mothers should be held accountable. I do. I do believe that."

[00:06:38]So all of a sudden, she can say in no UNCERTAIN TERMS THAT THE MOTHERS need to be held accountable. But where are these words when it comes to R. Kelly? Where the words? Where are the words? The words she has is what what I can say.

[00:06:49]What I will say is that I I would be nothing without R. Kelly. The mothers need to be held accountable. I can say I think what the [ __ ] do you see like what it is to be like KM Michelle like it's crazy because I genuinely feel like I've watched KM Michelle on TV give up like I saw her interview with Cam Newton the other day and that's also what confirmed to me that I didn't want to see this [ __ ] I was like the bird bitchery that I was seeing on the Cam Newton show was blowing me and her talking about a relationship and all is cheating let them do this and as long as her her husband he yeah he could cheat on her but at least don't pay a [ __ ] bills and all this silly [ __ ] And I was just like, I am, you are literally witnessing what it looks like when women who put a [ __ ] ton of stock in having a man and a husband and men and men's validation and stuff give up. That's what you're looking at. K. Michelle's insecurity and her desire to be chosen is like dripping off of every word that comes out her mouth designed to pander to men who don't give a [ __ ] if she live or die. Cuz ain't that something? R.

[00:07:47]Kelly, we talking about a grown man abusing children, abusing women who who's in prison for his litany of crimes against women. She can't call him an abuser. She can't say he deserved that.

[00:07:58]She can't talk about him deserving accountability. No, no, no. But she can say in no uncertain terms that the mothers did. Not even the parents. The mothers. You know what I'm saying? She didn't say the parents. The mothers should be held responsible. Ain't that what the [ __ ] say? Let's run it back.

[00:08:10]>> Mothers and people should be held accountable.

[00:08:13]>> Mothers.

[00:08:14]>> That is misogyny. Mothers, not fathers, not parents. Mothers should be held accountable. R. Kelly people. R. Kelly abusing people. The mothers should be held accountable for. It's so crazy.

[00:08:26]Like [laughter] it's so crazy to just watch somebody like really become a stupid [ __ ] Like I I really It's incredible. is incredible because as I was listening to the irony of her talking about older mothers is like K Michelle is the mother to her son who I like I was I was thinking about this when I was listening to her spew a bunch of nonsense on Cam Newton and it wasn't just there on that show because I saw her before she was on the Cam Newton show talking about her piece of [ __ ] marriage that she's in. She was on Marriage Celebrity Boot Camp when she was in the piece of [ __ ] relationship with the man that she's now in the piece of [ __ ] marriage too. And and I'm just like watching a woman be so desperate behind any like any like it's just to have anybody some random dentist nobody treating her bad don't like her find her annoying XYZ and you bending yourself you contorting yourself into pretzels trying to figure out any which way to have a man you talking about you clearly lost all kind of faith all these all they will do is cheat. All they will do is this. All it will yada. So all you want from this man, all you could expect from him is please don't like spend money on women and whatever the like you when you show me that that's how you operating as a woman at your big age is you start spewing things and saying things and doing whatever you think it takes to like get any kind of male companionship. That tells me that you ain't focused on nonsense. But like you can't be putting the energy that's required into being a mother. Can't be.

[00:09:44]And like or being any kind of s because like what kind of what are you teaching your son? Think about it. And I don't mean this like understand what I'm saying. Like this is a very serious what I'm saying. If you are at a place where what you think of men, how you conduct yourself in your own romantic relationships, what you're accepting from the man in your life and at home or whatever is that like this man treats you bad and won't be faithful to you and won't honor you and won't do right by you and won't whatever you, but you want to be with him so bad that you just accept like, "Oh, this is what men are.

[00:10:09]Men just aren't [ __ ] And I just have to I just have to have the most bare minimum requirements and do whatever I can. I I'll try to have threesomes. I'll I'll I'll invite whatever. I'll do this.

[00:10:19]I'll do that. I'll let him do whatever.

[00:10:20]He could cheat. He could whatever.

[00:10:21]Whatever. Whatever. Whatever. If that's what you thinking about men, if that's the standard you've even come to like accept for yourself in your life, what could you possibly be teaching your son about what a man's supposed to be, how a man's supposed to be, what he's supposed to do, what what what standards could you have for your child? What could you teach him? What could you instill? Like I feel like embarrassed to K Michelle, man. I like how you embarrassed.

[00:10:43]>> This [ __ ] is embarrassing. And it's just like, what the are you doing this for?

[00:10:46]It's like, do you think men are going to comment on your clip and then say, "Yeah, I wish more women were like, hey, Michelle, like, K Michelle is the one."

[00:10:53]Like, like, oh my god. To want to be picked, >> pick me, choose me, love me.

[00:10:59]>> Because what is this? Like, R. Kelly, what do you gain? What do you gain materially by Dick Ryden and caping for R. Kelly in 2026 to be in the good graces of insults?

[00:11:11]>> Should Sparkle go to prison? [music] >> Absolutely. She ain't call should sparkle go to prison. Should this one go to this? But you obviously don't think Kelly should be there.

[00:11:18]>> Are you serious right now, bro?

[00:11:20]>> Okay.

[00:11:20]>> You know what? I don't know in detail [music] what sparkle gave out in that.

[00:11:25]Like there's things that I know but I didn't witness.

[00:11:28]>> You know what I'm saying? You hear things but you didn't.

[00:11:31]>> So there's things that you know that you didn't witness that make you think Sparkle should be in prison. Bernard R.

[00:11:37]Kelly. You know if Sparkle if y'all are a legend that Sparkle is complicit in R.

[00:11:43]Kelly and abusing her 14year-old niece.

[00:11:48]If you think you know anything that would make you think that Sparkle is complicit in something that R. Kelly did that that makes her deserving of being in prison. Does that not make R. Kelly what does that make R. Kelly? What did R. Kelly do?

[00:12:01]>> Say it out loud.

[00:12:03]>> How do you know? How do you act like oh the only Rob I knew was a good Rob? I don't know an abusive a Rob. I don't I only know a good Rob. Rob is the reason Rob gave me my career. So you don't know an abusive Rob. You don't know of an abusive Rob. But you do know that Sparkle. You know things that confirm to you that Sparkle should BE IN PRISON.

[00:12:21]YOU DON'T KNOW OF AN ABUSIVE ROB, but you know of a Sparkle that deserves to be in prison for the things she's complicit in doing with Rob.

[00:12:33]>> You're a [ __ ] idiot. for the things she's complicit in allowing Rob to do that apparently you don't know about cuz you don't know that Rob. Does it make sense? Does it make sense? You feel like people should go to jail but you didn't witness those things. So for me I can't crucify nobody in that. From what I hear, okay, men are different with different women. And I consistently say that from my abuse, the man that I witnessed is different from the man that this person dealt with. I saw this whole blog that was saying that he beat me up so bad and that I took that and I No, Rob didn't hit me. I didn't go through an abusive Rob. My truth with Robert Sylvester Kelly when I even spoke with Lifetime about this cuz I didn't [music] want to be on Survivor Arch. Kelly because my point of view was different.

[00:13:20]If you're going to present a person and a cultural icon, even if they even in in their, you know, [music] wrong, you still have to present all forms. even in there, you know, you see how she stuttering around. So, Sparkle and them, she can say definitively that the mothers need to be in prison. Sparkle need to be in prison. But when it comes to Robert Sylvester Kelly, a cultural icon, even in their um uh what is the word that I would use to describe um wrong in the and they're wrong. They still need to be pres You see the You see the [ __ ] They have an obligation in a documentary about exposing his abuse.

[00:13:54]She believe they have an obligation to make sure that he's he's represented well. ain't something you had as dummy ho like >> like if you're going to talk about Diddy if you're going to talk about every every every man we talk about Dr. Dre if you're going to talk about it talk about Robert Kelly his thing never with me was any type of abuse or anything like that >> it's funny like if you're going to talk about any any kind of icon Robert Kelly uh Diddy do Dr. Dre, it's funny how like she's she's like, "Let me gather prominence abusers, but like let's not use any of those words or like let's see what we're discussing." Like when you're going to discuss an icon, like she's just going to infer. Do you see what I'm saying? She has so many certain explicit words. She's so certain about the lashing she want to get a [ __ ] But when she get to these and she brings up men who are documented, proven abusers.

[00:14:44]Oh, when you want to talk about icons, you got to, you know, make sure you know it's not just like a negative. I might have loved him, [music] but he didn't see me as nothing more as uh motivation for writing.

[00:14:56]>> Do you see like how women like what it means to have no self-respect? Like you was sleeping with a man, you loved him and he didn't see you as nothing more than motivation for writing. But here you are years after this man has been in prison in prison for numerous numerous physical and sexual abuse crimes against men and women, children and adults.

[00:15:19]That's when you voluntarily want to make sure that we know that Robert Sylvester Kelly gave you your career and you'd be nothing without him and you only know a good Rob and he's an icon at Beachbook.

[00:15:29]You was a stupid [ __ ] E >> electric chair.

[00:15:32]>> You think Al Kelly spit on you if you was on fire dummy.

[00:15:37]>> My god. My god. My like >> he respected my writing. I wasn't the woman he wanted even though I wanted him.

[00:15:45]>> Did you?

[00:15:46]>> I did. I did. I did. I thought he was the most genius of of creatures. Like when things go down, Robert is absolutely completely wrong in the things, but those people around him never corrected [music] >> in the things. Robert is absolutely wrong in the things. You know what I'm saying? In the things, but those people around him never corrected him. What the he is not no [ __ ] What the This is AN ADULT ROBIN KELLY ALL IN. WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT? THE PEOPLE AROUND HIM DIDN'T CORRECT HIM. HE'S A CRIMINAL.

[00:16:17]HE'S A child misbehaving. He's a AN ABUSER AND A CRIMINAL AND a You mean those people around him didn't correct him? What does What do you mean?

[00:16:29]What does that mean? What do those things have to do WITH EACH OTHER?

[00:16:32]ROBERT IS ABSOLUTELY 100% wrong in the things, but those people around him didn't correct him. What does that matter? WHAT DOES THAT HAVE ANYTHING to do? What? What? We We Why? Like they have They all they could do is [ __ ] offiscate and constantly go post [ __ ] to somebody else. I I can't even like I I I'm I'm disgusted, man.

[00:16:51]>> Disgusting.

[00:16:52]>> Oh my god. As a girl who like used to download KM Michelle music on Lime Wire and sing in high school. I'm disgusted.

[00:17:00]>> That's not an excuse, Jason, because I am a a woman advocate.

[00:17:05]>> Like, I'mma get in there for a woman. If you tell me a man did something to you, okay, we ride it and dump.

[00:17:10]>> Is Dread Kelly a victim?

[00:17:12]>> Who?

[00:17:13]>> Dread Kelly.

[00:17:14]>> Absolutely not.

[00:17:14]>> The fact that these even I'm a ride there for women. I'm a ride there for women. You tell me a woman did something for you, I'm I'mma get in there, whatever. And then immediately after a man ask you, asks you the fact alone that they even they're even presenting it like it's a question. Is Drea Kelly a victim? You can't be a woman's advocate and even allow or even a DV survival advocate to set even allow a question like that to be asked, let alone to then answer it. Absolutely not. Are you stupid [ __ ] Dre Jesus Christ. Dre Kelly is factually an abuse victim. Oh my god. Like what are we talking about?

[00:17:51]It's so crazy to me this culture of a woman and it's so crazy to me to see K Michelle participate in that because I have seen people pick apart like Drake and like oh she kept his last name. Oh, she this. Oh, she whatever. Oh, she stayed with him. Oh, he did this or whatever. All that all this grace that can't be had for this woman that we already heard this story. This woman was getting the [ __ ] beat out of her. Was getting locked up in the house. All kind of other people said, "Don't tell you about it." The children, the children and all. She done have adult children that can tell you the [ __ ] happened. And it's like want to scrutinize her and decide, "Oh, she's weird. Oh, she's this." All these different reasons why they don't want to sympathize with her, why you don't want to believe her, why she not a good enough victim for you.

[00:18:24]And it's interesting to me because KM Michelle is exactly the kind of [ __ ] that do that to. How many times have people decided because KM Michelle is confrontational, she boisterous, she this, she that, she whatever, whatever.

[00:18:36]They don't believe that she was a victim. They don't believe that Memphis was being beating on her. She was probably attacking. She was Absolutely not. You screw your mouth up. You twist YOUR MOUTH UP RIGHT SECONDS AFTER saying you was a woman's advocate. You twist your mouth up at the concept of the ex-wife of this man that you was sleeping with. You You have your mouth twist up at the concept of her being considered a victim. And what you know that from you who's sitting there heaping praise on her ex-husband that was an abuser that didn't love you by your own admission. You love him. He didn't love you. As you sitting there heaping praise on him. You feel confident saying his ex-wife was not a victim. And why you feel confident of that? Where did you get your impression of his ex-wife? Could it be from him?

[00:19:16]Where will where's the information that you know that makes you so sure of whether or not she's a victim? Where'd you learn it from? your close interpersonal relationship with the man who was abusing her. I could spit. I hope this [ __ ] ends soon cuz she >> But that's not for me to say, right? But that's how I can feel.

[00:19:32]>> But that's that's not for me to say. But you just said it. You just said it. You said absolutely not. But that's how I can feel. You could have >> Oh my god, bro.

[00:19:39]>> I'm so disgusted.

[00:19:40]>> Do feel.

[00:19:41]>> Yeah.

[00:19:42]>> You wanted snow.

[00:19:42]>> Can we do feel?

[00:19:43]>> And he had a whole team come bring you snow. You know what I'm saying?

[00:19:47]>> What does that mean? You wanted snow and he had a whole team come bring you snow.

[00:19:50]So because you seeing a this is what I saying about when you I'm telling you K Michelle is the epitome of a woman who has been mistreated by men and has been devalued by men and because they ain't never do nothing for including the same R. Kelly she talking about didn't love her whatever you just see you was a muse somebody like you're writing you inspire him to write because he wouldn't bring her snow she looking at his wife get something and deciding that because you getting that thing I don't get I see you being treated better than me or whatever and he ain't abusing me I don't believe he abusing you. Do you see how stupid [ __ ] like what does that have to do with the price of tea in China? You think men who are abusive to women or men who mistreat women never do anything for them? You think that that's what you think? You think that men who financially exploit women, who physically abuse women, who emotionally and sexually abuse women. You think those men don't do anything in order to condition? It's so crazy to me because like K Michelle is saying this like I don't know. She was signed to Memphis.

[00:20:43]Memphis was doing [ __ ] for her, buying [ __ ] for her, paying [ __ ] for her, getting a studio, and he was an abuser.

[00:20:47]So, I don't really understand what does she mean. She wanted snow and he gave us snow. What does that mean?

[00:20:51]>> What I don't like for someone like me, >> she knew what she was getting into.

[00:20:55]>> I'm not putting that on her.

[00:20:56]>> Okay, >> I'm not going to do that. I am forever going to be A WOMAN'S ADVOCATE.

[00:21:01]>> OH MY GOD.

[00:21:02]>> You just said I'm forever going to be a woman's advocate. I'm not putting that on her. But you done said that she was absolutely not a victim. She wanted snow. He gave her snow. Oh, I'm a woman's advocate. I'm absolutely not putting that on her. Hey, Michelle must crack. I know. I honestly I've been looking at her like I I want to believe and let me beautiful woman. Beautiful woman. And I one thing with me, I ain't no hater. You ain't going to see me now just because she acting like a stupid [ __ ] up here. I pretend like she don't look good or the work she's had.

[00:21:28]Whatever. K Michelle is a beautiful woman. Great gowns. Beautiful gowns. But I choose to believe she must be on drug.

[00:21:34]And the thing is, you know what? I say that, but I know that's not true. I know that she's just a bird. I know that she she's just a bird. She's just a bird.

[00:21:40]>> Always going to be a real person. And when it comes to women be hopping in things, even me be hopping into things for ages and when they get everything then they like this everything is too much.

[00:21:53]>> That is I want to honestly I want to put her under the I want to put her under a rock.

[00:22:00]You be jumping in things because you wanted to be with this man. Oh my god.

[00:22:04]This is literally I'm telling you that this is the epitome of just internalized like women women when women are a pikmi.

[00:22:10]It's just literally a pikmi. Like not even like I'm not throwing that around with this is literally what it is. like quite literally pandering to whatever you think who hate women want to hear like oh women you want to be with this man because uh uh uh he's famous and he has money and he's this and then when you get everything oh you don't want to like oh you're implying first of all the misogyny and you're implying that oh these women only want to be with these like only because of what they have and who they are and status and whatever whatever and that because it's somehow you're not only implying that you're inherently implying a level of gold diggery, but that because these women want to be the beneficiaries of the of the positive aspects of their lives, it is somehow a problem for them to then have a problem with being abused after the fact. Like, oh, you wanted his his fame and his riches, but you didn't want to get beat on. And that's just seems ridiculous on your part, [ __ ] What what what is she saying? Oh, like she knew this was an abuser and she wanted to be with him anyway. And so because there was benefits in it, so she's deserving of what happened. She shouldn't complain that she's being abused. Like what is she talking about?

[00:23:18]And it's also like not even true or like based in in fact and reality like of how Drea Kelly and R. Kelly's relationship started. Them them them people been together so long like y'all was like I she was this dancer like like what where is she coming up with? I don't even she talking like this girl is a groupy who was waiting outside his hotel room to bag him or something after the try. Hey >> when I started to deal with R. telling you I didn't I had never heard anything bad about Rob Kelly.

[00:23:43]>> You see how this [ __ ] is lying? You see what I hate about a liar? A liar. And I hate a liar who who's like going out of their way to present like can I just be honest while they lie when she started dealing with R. Kelly. She had never heard anything bad about R. Kelly.

[00:23:57]That's what K Michelle That's. That's what K [music] Okay, let's let's let's K Michelle K Michelle met R. Kelly in 2009 after she signed a Jive Records. KM Michelle, an American, a black person, she said she had never heard anything bad about R. Kelly when she met him in 2009.

[00:24:29]>> Why the [ __ ] [music] you lying?

[00:24:31]>> KM Michelle in 2009.

[00:24:35]When K Michelle met R. Kelly, she was 27 years old in 2009 when she met R. Kelly.

[00:24:46]And she's going to tell us she had never heard anything bad about R. Kelly.

[00:24:54]I was in the second grade IN THE BAHAMAS. [screaming] In the Bahamas.

[00:25:01]WATCHING the Ignition remix music video while my mother tell me that R. Kelly was married to Aaliyah when she was 15.

[00:25:12]No, no, no, no, no. We got a more culture effort. This is foolishness.

[00:25:16]What a lying [ __ ] Look here. Dave Chappelle put out the I want to piss on you parody mock music video of R. Kelly in 2003 on THE CHABEL SHOW. A CULTURAL PHENOMENON THAT WENT SO VIRAL THE CHILDREN in my computer class in the Bahamas were singing it. We're not done.

[00:25:39]THE R. KELLY EPISODE OF THE BOONOX TITLED THE TRIAL OF ROBERT KELLY WHICH IS BASED ON THE CULTURAL PHENOMENON THAT WAS THE black community's response to the R. Kelly trials for A 14YEAR-OLD GIRL WHICH WAS DISSEMINATED on video throughout the black community throughout the world, not just America, the world. And K Michelle is going to tell us that when she met R. Kelly in 2009 at 27 years old, she didn't know anything bad about Robert Kelly. She never heard anything bad about Robert Kelly. What the Oh, don't strike her down right now. Would you girl? What?

[00:26:26]This a dirty lying [ __ ] Look at her.

[00:26:29]Look how she lying. Look here. From now on, this screenshot when I show you this, just know I'm lying my ass off.

[00:26:36]>> Had not hurt anything bad. That's how old I am. So maybe I'm telling my age. I hadn't heard anything.

[00:26:42]>> That's how old I am? That doesn't make SENSE BEING OLD. THAT'S HOW YOU KNOW.

[00:26:46]WHAT THE is that mean? That's how old you is. He was 27. What? Wait, what?

[00:26:50]That's how all that What that mean? Like only the young girls knew about R.

[00:26:53]Kelly. What you trying? What? What are you saying? What was this?

[00:26:56]>> You think bad about Robert Kelly?

[00:26:57][music] I just knew he was a musical genius.

[00:27:00]>> And you can't take that away from him.

[00:27:02]>> No, I learned everything about how I am with writing and music.

[00:27:06]>> So, you knew he was a musical genius, but you just like missed the You just missed the trials. Okay.

[00:27:12]>> Can't nobody take that from me and tell me to say nothing about what I didn't go through. I'm not Karisha.

[00:27:19]>> I love Karisha.

[00:27:20]>> No, no, no, no, no. She'll tell you. I check on her. No, no, no. I love her.

[00:27:23]When I'm saying I'm not Karisha, I'm not how the world do Karisha.

[00:27:27]>> Yes.

[00:27:27]>> You don't know what that woman went through with that man. Y'all beating up on that girl. I don't know.

[00:27:32]>> But they also beat up on her for being with somebody that went through something [music] with somebody else before she was even there wasn't even a part of.

[00:27:41]>> I don't Who do they see went through some? I'm going to kill these people.

[00:27:44]This time I'm really gonna do it.

[00:27:47]>> What is Jason Lee? They're also saying that because for being with somebody who went through something else with some he didn't he didn't go through anything with Cassie. He Cassie through something. He put his FOOT THROUGH HER HEAD. THE WE ALL mean went through how they trying to rephrase this beating sex trafficking and pimping and drugging this girl. They ganging up on her for being with somebody who went through something with somebody else.

[00:28:16]They ganging up on her for caping for an abuser. Now granted, granted, I think I think there's a lot of nuance that needs to be had to racial conversation in terms of people recognizing the high probability that Karisha herself is a victim and can't speak freely and blah blah blah blah blah based on everything we've learned on how Diddy has conducted these relationships. So, I do think there's some grace to be had with how people kick her back in. But what the are these goofy apologists talking about? Oh my god, B. I I like KM Michelle couldn't >> I don't know anything.

[00:28:46]>> Yep.

[00:28:46]>> What I can relate to her in is the comments and things that I get about Rob or as if that was something that I sat there [music] and went through. What I did say to you in that interview was if I talk everybody going to jail.

[00:29:00]>> You did.

[00:29:00]>> I did.

[00:29:01]>> You did.

[00:29:02]>> I did.

[00:29:02]>> If I talk everybody go to jail. But why hasn't anybody answered the other question when you said there were mothers [music] in the kitchen cooking?

[00:29:11]I will never >> there were mothers in the kitchen cooking.

[00:29:14]>> So if I talk I don't know anything. I only know a good rob. I don't know anything about abusive Rob. I don't know anything about that. But also if I talk everybody going to jail. I don't know anything but a good rob. I don't know anything about an abusive Rob. I don't know anything about that. But I don't know anything about his abuse. But I know that mothers were complicit in that abuse and they need to go to prison. You know something? Y'all can't make me speak on an abusive rob cuz I never experienced that. I don't know anything about an abusive rob. But somehow she seemingly just knows all these women were complicit and all deserve to go to prison. This a stupid [ __ ] Yeah. This a stupid mother [ __ ] Yeah. I hope girl I hope you continue trying to make country music happen. That's what I pray for you. I pray for you. You you keep on you keep on keeping on here. You stupid ass [ __ ] This a dummy. Look how dumb I I I honestly I can't even listen to no more. I cannot even listen to no more because I just know. I just know. Day ready to Okay, Michelle. This is disgusting, man. If you enjoyed the video you just watched, congratulations.

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