+10 for each 'oh shit'

i don't get it. why was this made? is it serious? it seems to take itself pretty seriously.

I've watched this a couple of times and still can't tell if it's a parody. Anyone?

Trapped In The Closet 13-22 is my Harry Potter 7. That stuff at the end looks so fucking retardedly awesome. I cannot wait.

Bwip, pssh. Bwip, pssh.

I don't think R. Kelley is capable of irony, so I'm calling no parody.

R Kelley honestly thinks he's reinventing music with this musical abortion he calls a "hip hopera".

The man also gets sexual gratification by pissing in the mouths of 14 year old girls.

Not that that has hurt his record sales.

AWESOME

The midget was so perfect there's no way this could be a work of intentional parody.

R Kelly is to music what Jesus was to carpentry.

Trapped in the Closet makes my heart flutter like a bumblebee! Oh it is so amazing, and yes, I think R. Kelly takes it very seriously.

We should be giving him free 14-year-olds if that helps him make more of these.

I think Kelly meant it to be serious but then once he got to the married man with a gay lover he just said "Aww shit" and made it into a comedy/montage for handguns.

The final episode guest stars ICP. When it debuts the universe will collapse.

Whuh...a helicopter/police car chase?

BTW, the full first 12 chapters are at http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=2640, if you are a masochist and haven't seen them yet.

All that plus Omar from The Wire.

IFC picked this up giggling.
But god bless em.

-1 for not seeing the words "SOON TO BE A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE". But of course, +1 for Omar.

My god, it's full of stars.

-00:29: Have scientists successfully cloned R. Kelly?

PREGNANT BY THIS MIDGET.

+A Million for various reasons which should be obvious to anyone with a soul.

-1 for the fact that there's no doo wop remix with "Oh Shit" as the backing vocals.

...Is life really this dramatic when you're black, or is it just REALLY BORING to be white?

Oh shit is right.

WE LOVE R. KELLY!!

the 0:54 'oh shit' is a classic, like the ULLA from 'the spirit of man' in Jeff Waynes The War of The Worlds.