Breaks with the record company after overgrepsanklagene

In the documentary, "Surviving R. Kelly" tells the more alleged victims that they shall have been subjected to abuse by R&B-rapper Robert Sylvester Kelly (52), best known under the stage name R. Kelly.

the 52-year-old has in the last two decades, figured in the media and in the courts, involved in cases with themes such as sex with minors and production of child pornography. Several have also gone out the last few years and told about how Kelly supposedly stands behind a "sex-cult" in Atlanta. Kelly denies the charges.

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In the wake of the new documentary and all the charges against the artist, the record label Sony and R. Kelly have broken the partnership, according to Billboard.

the Site writes that Kelly since 2012 has had a contract with RCA, which is a part of Sony. The artist's representatives have not commented on the case, but R. Kelly has been removed from the plateselskapets websites.

Kelly and Sony should have come to the decision together.

According to the Billboard has a lot of people the past week were outside the Sony building in Manhattan, New York.

Lady Gaga pulled the song

the Break with the record company is not the only thing R. Kelly has been through the last time. Last week drew namely Lady Gaga (32) the track "Do What U Want" from musikkstrømmetjenestene, as a result of the revealing documentary series.

It is reported the Independent.

the Song was published in 2013, and many the time have reacted on the cooperation with the controversial R. Kelly, because he also had charges of sexual assault against him. This she chose to not listen to, as Kelly had denied it all.

Pulls the song after overgrepsanklager against R. Kelly

With a screenshot of a note, posted on Twitter last week, wrote "A star is born"-star that she now endorses the alleged victims, and that she supports them. She admitted that the song was made on a very bad place in her life.

- As a victim of sexual assault myself, I can see that both the song and the video is made in a very dark place in my life, she wrote among other things in the post.

- the Purpose of mine was to create something extremely eye catching, and provocative, because I was angry, and still had not processed traumas from my own life.

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