"I'm very tired of all of the lies," he begins. "I've been hearing things and seeing things on the blogs, and you know, I'm just tired." He appears to be taken aback by "all of them," including the sex cult allegations and rumors of law enforcement tactics to rescue them.

"I didn't go looking for a Joycelyn Savage," he said, explaining how it went down at the first concert where he met her. "[Her father] brought her and asked a friend of mine to put her on the stage with R. Kelly, make sure she's on the stage. I'm going to answer your question. What kind of father, what kind of mother, will sell their daughter to a man?" Kelly said.

"How come it was OK for me to see them until they wasn't getting no money from me? Why would you take your daughter, if I'm going to take my daughter and she's 19 years old to a 49-year-old icon, whatever, celebrity or R. Kelly concert or whoever it is, I'm not going to put her on the stage and leave her. I'm going to take her to the concert. Their father is more into my music and know about my music than they do."

Kelly also claims that he doesn't "look at much younger than [him], he just looks at legal" after explaining that 23-year-old Savage and 21-year-old Clary are his girlfriends.

"Everybody says something bad about me," he says of the Lifetime documentary. "Nobody said nothing good. They were describing Lucifer. I'm not Lucifer. I'm a man. I make mistakes, but I'm not a devil, and by no means am I a monster."

He appears to deflect from King's question about why all of the people included in the documentary would lie about him as he argues how quickly rumors and lies can spread in the digital age with a press of a button. 

And that all of the women are lying. He also holds firm to the claim that he's never had sex with anyone under the age of 17. 

Kelly tearfully and vehemently declared his innocence. "Stop it," he insists. "Y'all quit playing! Quit playing! I didn't do this stuff! This is not me! I'm fighting for my f**king life! Y'all killing me with this sh**!" 

Kelly proceeds to stand up from his chair while yelling expletives to the camera as tears gush down his face. His outburst becomes so unbridled that King attempts to get his attention and an unidentified member on set grabs him to calm him down. King says that the production halted for a break during this moment as well, allowing Kelly to recollect himself. 

Nor do they buy a single word from Kelly's enraged, impassioned testimonies: