R Kelly is being trolled on Twitter after attempting to join in with some Black Panther-related Twitter lols.
Following its release, fans of the Marvel film including airport staff have been posting mock-ups of flight details to Wakanda – the fictional land imagined in the film.
The story of the film goes that the East African nation of Wakanda was hit by a massive meteorite made of vibranium – a fictional and very powerful metal, the nation has been able to use this material in clothes, high-tech transport systems and construction and develop an extremely advanced civilisation.
But the nation has had to hide in plain sight so it is not pillaged, and so is known to the rest of the world as a third world country. The film depicts Wakanda as a rich country where traditional practices and modern technology co-exist beautifully – in fact one of the film's stars Lupita Nyong’o has said Wakanda is what Africa would be like if it hadn't been colonised.
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Chadwick Boseman

Lupita Nyong'o

Michael B Jordan

Danai Gurira

Angela Bassett

Daniel Kaluuya

Zinzi Evans & Ryan Coogler

Donald Glover

Janelle Monae

David Oyelowo

Issa Rae

Yara Shahidi

Miles Brown

Angel Parker

Mike Colter

Janeshia Adams Ginyard

Marija Abney

Tanika Ray

Connie Chiume

Woody McClain

DeWanda Wise & Alano Miller
Queue R Kelly jumping on the bandwagon and pretending to hop on a flight.
Unfortunately for him, people were quick to remind him of the allegations of child abuse he’s facing.
Author Luvvie Ajayi said a prayer.
And here’s what people think the flight attendants would do.
With Wakanda being seen as such a perfect place, it’s no wonder having R Kelly on board would cause Black Panther fans extreme stress. R Kelly should’ve known this would be the response, no?
*Black Panther *has been breaking records since its release, making an estimated $192m (£137m) in ticket sales on it’s opening weekend, according to The Guardian.
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This article originally appeared on The Debrief.