Erica Campbell

man.

Erica Campbell.

What is incorrect? Erica Campbell and Mary Mary, the God in me.

This is the last one.

You ready? Here we go.

There you go.

So the gospel singing sisters, Erica and Tina Campbell, enter the fight riding the success of Shackles, a breakout hit that cracked the Billboard Hot 100 and made gospel music feel genuinely dangerous.

As a tag team, they've got elite chemistry, serious church strength stamina, and a terrifying possibility that God may actually be in their corner.

Yeah.

How good their chain

work is.

It's written by Erica Atkins, Tresina Atkins.

I imagine they're related.

Oh, man.

Erica Campbell.

What is incorrect? Erica Campbell and Mary Mary, the God in me.

This is the last one.

You ready? Here we go.

Exactly.

They haven't sent a single royalty statement for Erica Campbell's album I Love You.

That's a huge deal.

Wow, that's unexpected.

And so I love when...

I recently interviewed Erica Campbell from Mary Mary.

And one of the things I was telling her off camera as well was that as a little girl, seeing her and Tina do gospel music in a specific way...

in terms of the professionalism of it.

I was listening to Erica.

She said this years ago, Erica Campbell.

She said this years ago to where people should think that she's been so successful to where now she was like, people are thinking that she's going to cross over.

Right.

Yeah.

With Erica Campbell and Trey Bryars and C.J. Williams.

I'm really excited.

Oh, wow.

Yeah, it's a

faith-based drama.

But working alongside with Erica Campbell, she is a complete sweetheart from the core.

She's genuinely sweet.

I love God.

You don't love God? What's wrong with you? Like that song said by Erica Campbell.

You don't love God? No, because your

policies