Gospel Singer Le'Andria Johnson Called Out For Singing R. Kelly's 'Bump N' Grind' Song At Karaoke
Fans had mixed reactions when a gospel singer was videoed singing a sexually explicit song while at karaoke.
Le'Andria Johnson was captured in a 20-second clip singing to disgraced singer R. Kelly's "Bump n' Grind" (1993) track.
In the clip, a person off-camera is heard telling Johnson, 41, the lyrics.
"I don't want to hurt nobody," she was told before singing along to the song. "But there is one thing that I must confess," she continued to sing.
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Comments on the TikTok video, which was posted on Monday, had mixed reactions, including one comment that claimed "She ain't always been saved, she know the lyrics. She sounds amazing which is no surprise."
"She like Yk I ain't supposed to be singing this," another wrote with two laughing emojis.
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"That lady can BLOW," another TikToker wrote, praising her vocal talent. "Guuurrrrllll you bettttttertt sannng!!!!! Gave me the goosebumps!!!!" one commenter complimented.
"Thank you all for the Love," Johnson replied in the comments.
"Bump n' Grind" by R. Kelly, born Robert Sylvester Kelly, was the second single from his debut solo studio album "12 Play." The track became the longest-running No. 1 of 1994 in the US and Kelly's third No. 1 R&B hit.
In June 2022, the Chicago native was sentenced to 30 years in prison for using his fame to sexually abuse young girls, including some who were just children, in a systematic scheme that went on for decades. Kelly, 57, was found guilty of racketeering and sex trafficking in 2021. He was also ordered to pay a $100,000 fine, the Associated Press reports.
Johnson was the season three winner of BET's gospel singing competition show 'Sunday Best.' According to the Atlanta Black Star, her home was foreclosed on the day before she borrowed a car to drive to New Orleans to audition for the BET show that ultimately changed her life for the better.
The Florida native's 'Sunday Best' coronation song, "I Shall Leap into My Destiny," co-written by Johnson, went No. 1 on the Billboard Gospel chart.
The mother of three was the first 'Sunday Best' contestant to win a Grammy Award. She won a Grammy for Best Gospel/Contemporary Christian Music Performance in 2012.
