#R kelly 12 play album full#

The sounds of a answer machine message are then heard with Kelly asking the caller to leave their name and message. Part one of the song ends with the song fading out. Now put me inside of you do what you wanna do.Ĭause you got a need for me and I got a need for you”

The female he is talking to seems as though she wants this just as much as Kelly.īut some of the lyrics you have to hear just to fully appreciated what he is actually saying. Whilst the message is clear I don’t think there is an element of pressure or crossing any lines in terms of consent as the song seems more connected that that. Kelly is able to deliver these almost comical lyrics in a way where you soon realise that this guy isn’t kidding. Does that make me a pervert? Maybe I don’t know, I can only say what I like and don’t like and “Sex Me” is brilliant. But the question is – do I like it? And yes, yes I do. This song is probably crudest and direct sexual song I have ever heard. So after a song about his dead mother we then go into the albums most bawdy track “Sex Me PT 1 & 2”.

This track is a soulful gospel tinged song as he reminisces about his mother who has passed away. Kelly to make an album about sex and put a song about his mother in the middle of it baffles me. “Sadie” is a dramatic departure from anything else on the album as it is a song dedicated to his mother. Kelly is sounding a little bit like Dr Dre on this track as he continues to try his hand at the rap thing. “Back To The Hood Of Things” is an appropriate title as you may have been lulled into a false sense of proceedings after the previous track but Kelly does exactly what is said on the tin and takes us back into the world he has grown up into. That if you need to cry, I’ll be your shoulder He is quite the gentleman on this beautiful song right out of the old school soul music textbook. He goes from nasty and dirty to a beautiful soul crooner like on the next track “For You”. And he is doing it in a masterfully brilliant way. Yes, that sounds crass and misogynistic but guess what – it is.Īt this stage I can’t deny that Kelly has done everything with this album that he wanted to do. The word “Summer” in the title is all very deliberate as the track evokes a hot summer’s day and simply admiring beautiful women. This is such a wonderful happy and breezy track. The song is driven by a sample from the Gap Band and their track “Outstanding”. “Summer Bunnies” may see Kelly continues to rap but it’s a much more soulful tune and one of the best on the entire album. Girl you look so fine, I wanna get with you Where do you begin with a song title such as that? The vulgarity of the song title isn’t really matched by the lyrics which actually are very few. This song is a bit of a throwaway and whilst the direct and sexual theme is held strong the song is one to skip. It does’t surprise me that after this album we didn’t see him do any more rapping. “Freak Dat Body” see’s Kelly back on rapping duties. A simple drum machine keeping the track going with the vocals and inevitable ad libbing driving the track through to the end. The production on this song and most of the tracks is very simple and of a time in the early 90’s where R&B and the New Jack Swing sound was at it’s height.

#R kelly 12 play album full#

It’s just full of things to knock you off your feet and get you into bed. This song is a bit like spiking someone’s drink. “Seems Like You’re Ready” is such a sexy song it should probably be illegal.

But it’s still a solid track which shows a little more diversity from the more slower tracks. I wouldn’t consider Kelly a gifted rapper in terms of style and there is a little difficulty taking him seriously in this style when he sings the chorus in such a gentle way. “Homie Lover Friend” is a hip hop influenced track with Kelly rapping throughout most of the song.