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"Surviving R. Kelly Part II" deals with a lot of fallout from the original Lifetime series, including the emergence of a Facebook group created to besmirch some of the singer's accusers.

"Surviving R. Kelly Part II: The Reckoning" introduced another alleged victim of R. Kelly, Faith Rodgers, who has given a number of devastating interviews since filming the Lifetime documentary.

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Lifetime released a trailer for its film version of the high-profile scandal that involved two Hollywood actresses.

"I thought we were witnessing the self-destruction of a man having a breakdown and that's never a good thing to see, never."

"A lot of us kind of tolerated or looked the other way on that issue for a long time, and a lot of people were being hurt for decades."

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"Critically, Mr. Kelly and the victim verbally refer to the girl as only being 14 on multiple occasion on the video."

"I didn't know if this was normal. I didn't know if this is how adults acted."

The singer also shared his thoughts on why other musical A-listers opted out of participating in the Lifetime docuseries.

"Let this be a message to R. Kelly's staff that we won't be bullied or threatened."

An arrest warrant was issued for James Mason after he allegedly threatened to kill the family of Joycelyn Savage.

The misogyny revealed in some viewer's comments, one expert said, "is breathtaking."

"I am well aware of who and what he is. I grew up in that house."

Kelly celebrated his 52nd birthday at Chicago club, V75.

"I stand by anyone who has ever been victim of sexual assault."

James Mason allegedly threatened to kill the family of Joycelyn Savage, who have repeatedly spoken out on R. Kelly holding the woman captive.

"Proud of John but so in awe of the strength and courage of the women involved, who survived and told their stories."

"I am no longer afraid."

"R. Kelly is someone that we, my generation, should have dealt with a long time ago."

Legend, who was the only major musician to be featured in the Lifetime docuseries, said participating in "Surviving R. Kelly" was an "easy decision."

"Grrrrrrrr!!!! Back to the daily grind."

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"The 'film' was made with blatant disregard of both the Steenkamp and Pistorius families, as well as complete disregard for Reeva and Oscar," read the family's statement.