Controversial rapper R. Kelly has released a 19-minute song titled 'I Admit,' which details the accusations about his sex cult operation and sexual assault allegations.

The explosive track takes aim at not only his accusers, but the feminist movement, as well as the music journalist that uncovered his alleged abuse.

“What’s the definition of a cult? What’s the definition of a sex slave? Go to the dictionary, look it up. Let me know I’ll be here waiting,” he raps.

Addressing the parents of alleged victims, R. Kelly goes on to say, "Don’t push your daughter in my face, and tell me that it’s okay. ‘Cause your agenda is to get paid, and get mad when it don’t go your way."

R. Kelly continues to reveal that he himself was a victim of sexual assault at the age of 14 years old. "Now, I admit a family member touched me. From a child to the age 14, yeah. While I laid asleep, took my virginity," he raps.

Next on R. Kelly's list was Spotify, addressing the fact that the platform banned his music. “Spotify, took me off they playlist. I admit that I, been underrated. I’m not convicted, not arrested, but dragged my name in the dirt.”

While this is not the first time the rapper has addressed the accusations, which have been the center of media attention since February of 2017, 'I Admit' is the first comprehensive list of his views on the allegations.

Listen to 'I Admit' on SoundCloud here.