Spotify Takes Down R Kelly's Songs From Official Playlists

R Kelly's multiple sexual scandals seemed to be taking a toll on him as one digital music srreaming company Spotify, has pulled all his songs off their official playlists over an accusation of sexually assaulting women through an alleged 'sex cult' which he allegedly run at his resident.
The news about the music streaming platform decision to suspend his playlist has reached the "Chocolate Factory" singer, and in response has issued a statement through his team, criticising the platform's decision for being "shortsighted" over the matter.
"We appreciate Spotify for continuing to make R Kelly's song accessible to millions of people, although it will listing  his songs on it official playlists," Kelly's team points out.
The team continued in the statement to say that the platform has misjudge the situation because the singer is "innocent of the false and hurtful accusations" levelled against him.
More so, in a statement which was made know in a tweet by one Krystie Lee Yandoli, the singer's team went further to blame Spotify for "picking sides in a fame-seeking dispute over matters that have nothing to do with serving customers."
Last year, news broke that the "Ignition" singer was holding six women hostage at his resident and he had them brainwashed such that he dictates what they wear, eat drink, where they travel to.