R. Kelly has been found guilty of racketeering in a se* trafficking case in New York.
He was convicted Monday after decades of avoiding criminal responsibility for numerous allegations of misconduct with young women and children.
A jury of seven men and five women found Kelly, 54, guilty of all nine counts, including racketeering, on their second day of deliberations.
Kelly faces up to 20 years in prison, with sentencing scheduled for May 4. His attorney, Deveraux Cannick, said he was disappointed by the verdict.American singer R. Kelly
Classic 105 fans on Tuesday reacted to the guilty verdict saying despite the courts decision, they will not give up on his music.
Eleven accusers, nine women and two men took the stand over the searing six-week trial to describe sexual humiliation and violence at his hands.@ItsMainaKageni: Guys, do you think you can listen to R Kelly’s songs again? #MainaAndKingangi pic.twitter.com/5TAsiLUy1i
— Classic 105 Kenya (@Classic105Kenya) September 28, 2021
Several supporters told Maina Kageni in an early morning conversation that they won’t boycott his music, after Maina asked how they are feeling.
“I will continue listening to his songs because whatever he did does not relate to his music
Maina I remain an R Kelly fan so personally I will continue listening to his songs
I will not hate the game but the player
Maina I remain an R Kelly fan so personally I will continue listening to his songs
I’m not deleting nothing. Only GOD can judge
maina it’s RKelly who is guilty not his songs
yees i will always listen to them he will always be agreat artist
