WATCH: Is R Kelly doing live performances from prison? Or just serenading family members?
Not R Kelly dropping bars from behind bars?
Romeo, oh, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?
The incarcerated singer dropped some bars from behind bars for his fellow inmate's daughter.
This video, which has gone viral, captured R. Kelly singing his 2010 single, 'Love Letter'.
Watch below:
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letting R. Kelly sing to your daughter from his prison cell is actually crazy pic.twitter.com/ukb4CWa6ch
— mrs. perfect (@desdollas) March 22, 2022
This certified messenger of love is currently operating from his prison cell.
According to The Shade Room, this woman had been visiting her dad frequently at the jailhouse when it was revealed that her dad is buddy-buddy with R. Kelly.
Over the phone this woman said: “I wanted to ask you something, can you sing a song for me?”
Kelly responded, “Which one?”
“Now sing like you mean it” pic.twitter.com/AbLCWEGWrY
— Voldemort (@ib_2cute) March 23, 2022
Subsequently, she started to sing before Kelly chimed in with the rest of the lyrics.
“Did you get my card? / Did you read my love letter?” he sang in his famous voice.
The woman was loving it and she thanked R. Kelly for this unexpected serenade.
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She later said that the moment was not in exchange for money or commission, but rather a special moment that will last a lifetime.
R. Kelly remains in jail after being convicted of racketeering, sex trafficking, and the sexual exploitation of a child.
He faces anywhere from 10 years to life in prison when he’s sentenced in May 2022.
This wholesome moment actually made us forget for a second about the charges that are against him.
We wonder if this is just the beginning of many serenades, performances, and concerts to come?
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