Controversy and Criticism
Although the Campbell sisters have been in the urban Gospel industry for years, they have been criticized for their "worldly" sound, most notably in the song "God in Me", and allegations that the song promotes "prosperity gospel". The controversy grew when they worked with T-Pain for "God in Me". Since then, the sister duo has said in interviews that they would like to work with more secular artists.
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