Gospel Stars Defend Clark Sisters after Wendy Williams Throws Shade

(Source: TVOne)

While talking about Snoop Dogg‘s number one gospel album, Bible of Love, the talk show host slammed the legendary sisters and questioned their legacy. Watch below.

Wow, so @WendyWilliams dissed the Clark Sisters and clearly didn’t realize how legendary they truly are. ??‍♂️??‍♂️??‍♂️??‍♂️ Or how many #1 hits they actually DO have. Lord, she needed to do a little more research before speaking on them smh pic.twitter.com/tzlHxksoBD

— DaLaun Dillard (@DDillardTV) April 18, 2018

It didn’t take long for the gospel community to get wind of Wendy’s comments and everyone from Kierra Sheard, Kirk Franklin, Michelle Williams and Kim Burrell took to social media to defend the legendary sisters individually known as Twinkie, Jackie, Dorinda and Karen.

@wendyshow These women have done more than number 1 on the charts. Their lives have matched what they sing about. Somehow they’ve managed to sing about #Jesus in one of the smallest, but most effective genres of music, have influenced masses and influenced those who influence the masses. In addition, they’ve managed to take their message to some of the world’s most biggest platforms and their message still translates through generations. Not to mention those they’ve mentored and managed to genuinely pray and show concern for you, when YOU passed out; while the world waited for your demise. Be careful who you come for. Not everyone is worth it!! This is a different caliber of people. We pray you have peace of mind and successful rest. #receipts #facts #number1FemaleGospelGroup #theClarkSisters #Wendy #TheWendyShow

A post shared by Kierra sheard (@kierrasheard) on Apr 18, 2018 at 10:36am PDT

#Gospel artist #KimBurrell agrees w @theegoogoo’s message to #WendyWilliams about her comments toward the #ClarkSisters. ***SWIPE***

A post shared by the Jasmine BRAND (@thejasminebrand_) on Apr 18, 2018 at 3:31pm PDT

I would be nothing without the CLARK SISTERS. I’m not even in the same category. I’m just now getting to where they started. Salute.

— Kirk Franklin (@kirkfranklin) April 18, 2018

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