“When R. Kelly calls, you answer”

April Smith and Patricia Dillarda, Podcast Hosted, where the singer was convicted R. Kelly Sent some of his tunes, defended their interview with him.

Kelly appeared during the rare appliance, Smith and Dillard’s broadcast and discovered that he had written 25 albums in prison.

However, several fans expressed dislike about Kelly’s revelation that he was working on new music and wondered why Podcast owners gave him the audience.

Smith and Dylard knew that their interviews with R. Kelly were put on their “intimate tea with A & P” Podcast could pull them online.

However, they went ahead to do it, and they don’t seem to regret their actions, despite being contradictory.

The duo spoke Tmz Between Buzz’s interview with Kelly created and discovered it happened accidentally.

They said they were interviewing another prisoner who told them he was in the same prison with a shamed R&B singer. The prisoner then found a way to get Kelly on the line.

Smith and Dillard shared that they had no problem with the interview that continued because they did not discuss Kelly’s case with him.

The prisoner singer is subject to an order, while appealing his conviction for several charges, including forced labor, a minor sexual exploitation and a violation of Manna’s law.

Although not everyone would have been comfortable interviewing R. Kelly from prison, the owners of the podcast explained why they were fine.

Dylard said, “We are only 2 people who are able to separate the art from the artist.”

They also discovered that the answers to the interview were confused, which did not surprise them, given that many people had lifted Kelly after his conviction. However, they said, “When R. Kelly calls, you answer.”

Smith and Dillard also noted that they started their broadcast because they wanted to work on prison reform.

Podcast hosts usually talk to non -praised prisoners, and their conversations mainly refer to prison conditions. However, they were lucky when Kelly became a guest on their show.

During the interview with Smith and Dillard, Kelly shared a passion for music Singing fragments from their hit songs “When a woman tired” and “Step in the name of love”.

A 58 -year -old man shared that his love for music had not diminished and described singing as “a beautiful disease that is incurable”.

In addition to writing 25 albums in prison, Kelly shared that he was focused on regaining his freedom, but was patient in doing so.

Kelly’s efforts to regain his freedom in February failed after the Federal Court of Appeal approved his rackets and three decades of sentence.

However, despite the decision, his lawyer Jennifer Bonjean said the singer is hopeful and durable and will continue to fight for her freedom and justice.

According to R. Kelly Podcast, the men became viral men, and several Netizen shared his thoughts on his desire to release new albums from prison.

Many of those who responded to the interview thought why he was given an audience.

One x user written“Why give him an audience? Nobody wants to hear Pedo sings.”

The other person surprised that Kelly could take a podcast interview from prison, while the third commentator wrote, “Why are we interviewing him accurately? Why are women smiling at exactly interviewing him?”

The fourth person added, “Who are the two losers who remove him on the papers! Just as everyone cares that he was working on new music! All his music was about sex soooooooooooooooooooooo.”

The SNL’s 50th anniversary at the special time was the Memoriam segment, which stood out with some of the show’s most infamous guests of the past.

The list included Kelly, OJ Simpson, Jared Finger and Robert Blake, all of whom had created headlines for the wrong reasons.

However, Kelly’s lawyer Jennifer Bonjean hit the show, suggesting that some words that could be considered “more problematic” were left. Bonjean told Tmz“Rather arrogantly, SNL considers it to decide its task, late who should and should not be canceled.”