Marvin Sapp on Approving Lil Wayne Sample and Keeping Church Open During Pandemic on Hollywood Unlocked with Jason Lee [UNCENSORED]

This week on Hollywood Unlocked with Jason Lee [UNCENSORED] our hosts get into “Courtside Karen,” and Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron which transitions into an inspiring interview with gospel superstar and spiritual leader Marvin Sapp.

The all-time highest-charting gospel artist in Billboard’s 54-year history of tracking album sales, Sapp found fame first as a member of gospel supergroup Commissioned in the 1990s and then embarked on a record-shattering solo career that saw him place songs on several different Billboard charts simultaneously and move faith-based music into the mainstream like never before.

Following some colorful, uncensored discussion of love in the pandemic and the safety of the new vaccine, Sapp joins the show and changes the atmosphere immediately by poignantly sharing his considerable wisdom and insights on politics, spiritual warfare in the age of Trump and on how to live your best life.

Later, after outlining the extensive Covid-related measures he’s taken to ensure the safety of his congregation as Senior Pastor of The Chosen Vessel Church in Fort Worth, Texas, Sapp goes on to share some remarkable background on his most iconic song, Never Would Have Made It, and how his beloved late wife MaLinda surprisingly had to convince him to even put it on his best-selling breakthrough album Thirsty in 2007.

“As one of the prominent pillars of faith in black society, nationwide, for many years, Pastor Sapp has made the most of his God-given gifts to bring light and hope to our community,” said Jason Lee, post-show. “Despite the challenges he’s had to overcome in his life, Pastor Sapp sets an inspiring example of integrity and love to all who cross his path.”