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155 files · Oct 24, 2026

Artist file Gospel checked Oct 23, 2026

Is George Paul AI?

This page is about the gospel singer in the viral "America's Got Talent" videos. Deezer's George Paul artist page also lists older releases that the sources here do not connect to those videos. (deezer.com)

Our verdict

Platform AI label

Deezer tags the “Jesus Is Coming” and “Jesus Is Love” releases credited to George Paul “AI-generated content” (checked Oct 23, 2026). Separately, Snopes rated the claim that videos show him on America’s Got Talent “Fake”.

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Who made it
Not disclosed
AI use
Not disclosed

Platform AI labels

How labels work

What each streaming service shows on George Paul's profile or releases, when we last looked. “Not checked yet” means we have not looked, not that there is no label.

  1. SpotifyNot checked yet
  2. Deezer“AI-generated content”
    Applies to 3 albums
    1. Deezer album 1
    2. Deezer album 2
    3. Deezer album 3
    Set by the platform    checked Oct 23, 2026
  3. YouTube MusicNot checked yet
  4. Apple MusicNo listener-facing AI labelplatform policy, checked Oct 23, 2026
  5. TidalNot checked yet
  6. SoundCloudNo listener-facing AI labelplatform policy, checked Oct 23, 2026

Evidence

1 platform label 2 third-party

  1. Deezer Archived copy

    Deezer’s pages for the George Paul singles “Jesus Is Coming” (Sep 20, 2026), “Jesus Is Coming” with Mikhail Bennett (Sep 22, 2026) and the album “Jesus Is Love” with Spalexma (Oct 5, 2026) show the “AI-generated content” notice: “This album includes tracks detected as generated with the use of AI.”

    Platform label Oct 23, 2026 checked Oct 23, 2026
  2. Snopes Archived copy

    Snopes rated “Fake” the claim that numerous videos authentically show a singer named George Paul performing on “America’s Got Talent”. It found green-screen effects, “inauthentic-sounding audio and possible AI usage”, reaction shots reused from real AGT episodes, and no sign of him on the official AGT or The Voice YouTube channels.

    Press report Sep 30, 2026 checked Oct 23, 2026
  3. Showbiz411 Archived copy

    Showbiz411 called George Paul, “or Greg”, an AI singer, said the AGT videos on his YouTube channel are invented, and reported that his “Jesus Is Coming” was on the iTunes chart in a release with “Spalexna”. On Deezer, Spalexma is co-credited on the album “Jesus Is Love”, not on the “Jesus Is Coming” releases.

    Press report Sep 25, 2026 checked Oct 23, 2026

Timeline

  1. Snopes rates the claim that the videos show him on “America’s Got Talent” “Fake”.

    Source: snopes.com

  2. Showbiz411 reports the AGT videos are invented and the song is on the iTunes chart.

    Source: showbiz411.com

  3. “Jesus Is Coming” single released under the George Paul name.

    Source: deezer.com

  4. A video of George Paul appearing to sing “Jesus Is Coming” on “America’s Got Talent” is posted; Snopes calls it one of the channel’s most popular.

    Source: snopes.com

Songs

No songs recorded yet for George Paul.

Questions people ask

Was George Paul on America’s Got Talent?

No evidence of it. Snopes searched the official AGT and The Voice YouTube channels and found nothing, traced judge reaction shots in his videos to other real episodes, and rated the claim “Fake” (Sep 30, 2026).

Source: snopes.com · checked Oct 23, 2026

Is George Paul a real singer or AI?

It has not been established. Snopes found signs of green-screen editing and “possible AI usage” in the videos and noted that his Facebook page lists Toronto and Kenya; it said it would update the article if it received further information. Deezer tags the George Paul “Jesus Is Coming” releases “AI-generated content” (checked Oct 23, 2026).

Source: snopes.com · checked Oct 23, 2026

Who sings “Jesus Is Coming” in the George Paul videos?

Unclear. Shazam matched the song in the video to a Sep 24, 2026 release by a creator named Abraham H., who told Snopes he sang it himself and that others had made AI duplicates of it. Snopes could not verify where the song came from.

Source: snopes.com · checked Oct 23, 2026

Sources

  1. Deezer · deezer.com Archived copy
  2. Snopes · snopes.com Archived copy
  3. Showbiz411 · showbiz411.com Archived copy
  4. Deezer album page 2 · deezer.com Archived copy
  5. Deezer album page 3 · deezer.com Archived copy
  6. deezer.com