In this quote, R. Kelly is expressing that his most significant rival or opponent is himself. He is acknowledging that he is his own greatest obstacle which he constantly presses himself to be better. This could mean that he is always striving to improve his skills, conquer his weak points, and reach his full potential. It might also suggest that he is his own worst critic and that he sets high requirements for himself. By saying "me" rather of a particular individual or entity, R. Kelly is emphasizing the individual and internal nature of this competitors. Eventually, this quote highlights the importance of self-improvement and self-motivation in attaining success.
This quote is written / told by R. Kelly somewhere between January 8, 1969 and today. He was a famous Musician from USA.
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