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R. Kelly spent decades writing songs for different artists out of doors of his personal discography. Who else did he assist create hits for? Here's what we know.

The world may now know R. Kelly for his heinous crimes in opposition to ladies, but for a long time, the disgraced singer was at the most sensible of the R&B game, working with some of the most influential people in music ... and even writing some hit songs for them.

That's right, R. Kelly's pen prolonged beyond his personal discography. The artist steadily worked on other tracks for fellow singers, some of which went directly to turn into standout offerings of their catalogs. So, what songs did R. Kelly write and produce for others?

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What songs did R. Kelly write and produce for different artists?

Between the early Nineties and the mid-2010s, R. Kelly was once an unstoppable force inside of the trade. The singer launched a mind-boggling 18 albums, 5 compilation albums, one soundtrack album, six video albums, one mixtape, two extended plays, and 129 singles all the way through his career. On top of that, R. Kelly lent his skills to different masses of other giant artists at the time. Here is an alphabetical list of the ones initiatives' titles, who R. Kelly made them for, and the year they were released.

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• "808" - Blaque (1999)

• "A Little Bit Older Now" - Hi-Five (1992)
• "Age Ain't Nothing But a Number" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "All Day, All Night" - Changing Faces (1997)
• "All Is Not Gone" - Changing Faces (1994)
• "All Of My Days" - Changing Faces (1996)
• "Any Time, Any Place" - Janet Jackson (1994)
• "At Your Best (You Are Love)" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "Back & Forth" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "Body Kiss" - The Isley Brothers (2003)
• "Bump, Bump, Bump" - B2K (2002)
• "Busted" - The Isley Brothers (2003)

• "Bye Bye" - JS (2003)
• "Calling All Girls" - ATL (2003)
• "Can We Go 'Round Again" - Billy Ocean (1993)
• "Cry" - Michael Jackson (2001)
• "Discovery" - Brian McKnight (1999)
• "Down with the Clique" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "Everything's So Different Without You" - Billy Ocean (1993)
• "Follow The Wind" - Trisha Yearwood (1999)
• "Foolin' Around" - Changing Faces (1994)
• "Fortunate" - Maxwell (1999)
• "G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T" - Changing Faces (1997)
• "Girlfriend" - B2K (2003)
• "Good Life" - Sparkle (1998)

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• "Half" - JS (2003)
• "I Don't Want To" - Toni Braxton (1996)
• "Ice Cream" - JS (2003)
• "I'm Down" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "I'm Gone" - Sparkle (1998)
• "It's Gonna Rain" - Kelly Price (1999)
• "Let Em' Know" - Bryson Tiller (2015)
• "Life" - Ok-Ci & JoJo (1999)
• "Let's Get It Started (Keep It Goin' On)" - Hi-Five (1992)
• "Love Angel" - JS (2003)
• "Lovin' You" - Sparkle (1998)
• "Lucky Charm" - The Isley Brothers (2003)
• "Make You My Baby" - Joe (2003)
• "More & More" - Joe (2003)
• "No Greater" - Sparkle (1998)

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• "No One Knows How to Love Me Quite Like You Do" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "Nothing Can Compare" - Sparkle (1998)
• "Old School" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "One More Chance" - Michael Jackson (2004)
• "Outrageous" - Britney Spears (2003)
• "Play On" - Sparkle (1998)
• "Plenty of Good Lovin'" - Sparkle (1998)
• "Questions" - Tamia (2004)
• "Quiet Place" - Sparkle (1998)
• "Rose" - Billy Ocean (1993)
• "Sister" - JS (2003)
• "Speechless" - The Isley Brothers (1999)
• "Spend the Night" - N-Phase (1994)
• "Stay Right Here" - JS (2003)

• "Stimulate Me" - Destiny's Child (1999)
• "Straight Up" - Sparkle (1998)
• "Street Thing" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "Stroke You Up" - Changing Faces (1994)
• "Superstar" - The Isley Brothers (2003)
• "Time to Move On" - Sparkle (1998)
• "The Thing I Like" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "Throw Your Hands Up" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "Turn Away" - Sparkle (1998)
• "Vegas" - Sparkle (1998)
• "What a Girl Wants" - B2K (2003)
• "What About" - Sparkle (1998)
• "When You Call On Me/Baby That's When I'll Come Runnin" - Luther Vandross (1997)

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• "Why Should I Believe You?" - Mya (1999)
• "What Would You Do?" - The Isley Brothers (2003)
• "You Are Not Alone" - Michael Jackson (1996)
• "Young Nation" - Aaliyah (1994)
• "Quality Time" - Hi-Five (1992)

What is R. Kelly's web worth?

Given the reality that R. Kelly has faced years of damning felony trials that have led to his incarceration, his once-great fortune has been decimated. Per Celebrity Net Worth, R. Kelly is valued at damaging $2 million, a staggeringly low quantity.

The similar publication additionally stated that R. Kelly's net worth could have as soon as been as top as $100 million at the peak of his career, however felony investigations and deficient cash management have left the singer significantly in debt.

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