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I know this is a weird choice, but today on my Zune (see below) I'm listening to R. Kelly's two recent albums.

Chocolate Factory and Reloaded. My favorite out of the both is Chocolate Factory because most of Reloaded has that "In the closet" crap. (filled with every drama any person would tear their hair out if they had in their life.)

I had this CD since it's release in 2003 but I just never listened to it. I bought it for the Step In The Name Of Love (Remix) and I wanted to start stepping but I never listened to it after I heard the main track Chocolate Factory.

Why did I all of a sudden start listening?

It was the other day when the Zune (see image above) was just playing randomly and then I heard the song off the Reloaded Track: In the Kitchen. I was quite shock at the lyrics that any man would have that kind of fantasy in the kitchen. I said, IN THE KITCHEN!

My curiousity was certainly peeked and aroused, but not enough for me to really pay much attention until Love is What We Makin'. Now if you don't know R. Kelly or have never heard him, then you have no idea how really sexual driven this man is. Sure you see him as some kind of possible (I said possible) child pedophile freaky man who wants to pee on people.

I think Reloaded was a doorway in the the descension into the real mind of R. Kelly.

An enticement to purchase Chocolate Factory was the step music:

• Step In The Name Of Love (Remix), Ignition and the remix of this song.

Now since he's already peaked me (yes that was pun on words), I decided to give CF a try.

There are a lot of good songs on here, but there was some that I had to relisten to hear him talk METAPHORICALLY nasty!

• Snake, Who's That (which has a great tango feel), Imagine That, You Knocked Me Out, You Made Me Love You.

Mentally stimulating but very interesting to catch his REAL MEANING.

R. Kelly has an intensity that is almost intimidating. Like I'm thinking Yeah, he can tap that, but give that boy a blue pill and I ain't walking right for a month.

Get my drift.

LMAO!

another rant and rave from How To Love A Black Woman

Sylvia Hubbard

http://loveablackwoman.com