R Kelly Defiles Demonstrators And Performs At The Greensboro Coliseum, North Carolina

R Kelly keeps doing his things in the face of  criticism to have him stopped from doing any concert for sexually assaulting women through an alleged 'sex cult' he allegedly run in his Mansion. 

The 'Chocolate Factory' performed on Friday at the Greensboro Coliseum, North Carolina, in the face of demonstrators standing outside venue, protesting against the singer's  being allowed to perform at the place in the face of his multiple sexual accusations, according to the Associated Press.  

Before the RnB singer started performing, he told the crowd that there were calls backstage that he should tone down on his songs and deceased from foul words because amongst the crowd were families. But, before kicking off his performance asked the crowd "can I do my show tonight?"

Then, mid-way his performance inside the Coliseun, the 51-year-old admitted to the crowd that “Sometimes, some storms ain’t gonna stop, As long as my fans are calling for me, I’m gonna be on that stage, singing these songs.”

The Chicago-born RnB singer's song has been  taking down from Spotify official playlists, and it has been learned that Apple Music has stopped streaming his songs to its 40 million subscribers over his alleged sexual assault.