Kelontae Gavin Wants YOU In His Official “At The Meeting” Music Video After Song Explodes With One Billion TikTok Views

Kelontae Gavin is turning his next official music video into one enormous church gathering-and his fans have just been invited to take a seat, stand up and dance.

Following the extraordinary social-media success of "At The Meeting (Live)," the gospel powerhouse is asking listeners to record their own videos for a chance to appear in the song's forthcoming official visual. Gavin announced the open invitation across social media, declaring, "I want to see YOU at the meeting!"

To enter, fans should record themselves using the official "At The Meeting (Live)" audio on Instagram or TikTok. Videos must be filmed vertically in a well-lit location and posted with the hashtag #ATMFANVIDEO, allowing Gavin and his team to locate the submissions.

The singer said he will personally watch and share entries before selecting a number of fan clips for inclusion in the finished music video. However, participants should read the fine print: posting with the designated hashtag grants Gavin's team permission to use the participant's video, image, likeness and sound to promote the song without compensation, royalties or guaranteed credit.

The fan-powered video is fitting because listeners helped transform "At The Meeting" from a traditional gospel recording into a full-blown online phenomenon. The infectious performance has reportedly generated more than one billion views on TikTok, inspiring thousands of clips featuring worshippers-and especially sharply dressed church women-dancing so vigorously that their flowing dresses appear to bounce.

"It's a Lowcountry banger," Gavin previously said of the song, explaining that social-media users initially began pairing the audio with videos showing off what they were wearing to church. The viral craze has since crossed cultural and generational boundaries, introducing the sound of traditional Black gospel to an enormous new audience.

"At The Meeting" also received a major television boost when Gavin performed it alongside gospel quartet legends Melvin Williams of The Williams Brothers and Paul Porter of The Christianaires at the 41st annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards. The audience reportedly kept singing after the performance ended, prompting the trio to return for an impromptu reprise. The song subsequently debuted at No. 27 on the Mediabase Gospel Airplay chart.

Gavin's rise has always been closely connected to viral video. His career took off in 2014 after a high-school cafeteria worker recorded him singing "I Won't Complain." That clip attracted widespread attention and helped the young vocalist secure a recording contract with Tyscot Records.

He later scored three No. 1 hits on Billboard's Gospel Airplay chart with "Great," "Hold Me Close" and "Live Again," while his breakthrough recording "No Ordinary Worship" reached the chart's Top 5. His catalog has accumulated more than 125 million digital streams.

Now Gavin is returning the spotlight to the supporters who helped make his latest hit impossible to ignore. If "At The Meeting" belongs to the people who danced, dressed and worshipped to it online, its official music video may soon feature those very people onscreen.

Listen to "At The Meeting (Live)", or watch the official lyric video. Fans can find the submission announcement on Kelontae Gavin's Facebook page.