AN EXCLUSIVE: A deep dive into the artist spiritual and musical journey with insight on her lifestyle as a viral internet sensation.
- Greg Lewis
- Jun 2
- 4 min read
By: Greg Lewis
Published on May 25, 2025, 6:45p.m. EST.
Aerianna Hubbard (21) is an American Gospel singer and songwriter. Hubbard was originally born in Houston, Texas and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. However, the singer currently resides in Alabama now.
Hubbard grew up in a big family consisting of 11 individuals. According the “Holy Forever” singer, her mother has nine children and they’re all seemingly a very close family.
Hubbard suffered with mental health a lot as an adolescent. During the interview, she tributes her struggles to the start of her journey into finding her love for God almighty while also finding her voice through music.
Hubbard started singing in church at 9-years-old and decided to give her life to Jesus Christ in the same moment.
“I’ve always had a love for music and singing, but to use my gift to glorify God makes me love it even more. I never really wanted music to be a career, but a ministry. It’s deeper than music. It’s about making others feel the love of God and seeing Christ through the music.”
Eager to learn more about the singer and her spiritual walk and future endeavors; We dug a little deeper in attempt to unravel more information about what’s happening with this incredible woman of God.
Q. What is the most rewarding part about singing the Gospel?
“The most rewarding part about singing the gospel is witnessing others come in to contact with the spirit of God.”
“It’s such a beautiful experience. It’s bigger than me. It’s bigger than singing. It’s about having the lifestyle to match what I’m singing about.”
Q. You recently released your very first studio single titled “Holy Forever” on May 1, 2025. Tell us what inspired this record and who produced it?
“I was sitting in my room one day and I had a lot on my mind, so I decided to sing which I always do. I had my recording equipment sitting there and Holy Forever kept playing in my heart so heavy so when I sang it, I felt God all over me and I knew I had to share this with the world. I produced it myself.”
Q. Are you a songwriter? If so, what does that process look like for you?
“I am a songwriter, and I have so many songs written that I can’t wait to share! The process is very random,” she laughed. “I could be doing something so random, and God will give me lyrics to a song and the melody, and it catches me by surprise every time.”
Q. You’re also a viral internet sensation on Tik Tok with a million plus followers. Tell us, when did you begin creating content and did you expect it to be this popular?
“I never really planned on doing social media, but I randomly recorded a funny video 3 years ago and it went viral overnight! I continued to post content and before you know it, WE’RE HERE!”
“ I made a promise to God that if he gives me this opportunity, I will glorify him and spread the love of God! I never expected this to happen, but I knew I had to use this chance to tell others about God and not just tell them but show them.”
Q. Your sounds are constantly going viral. Your most recent popular sound was the “They are shutting down dollar tree” sound. Tell us, how exciting is it to see people take to your humor?
“It’s so funny to see how people react to my videos because it’s just my personality on a video. I love my supporters, and my fan base is so important to me! I love them so much!”
Q. Do you deal with a lot of online scrutiny? If so, how do you cope with the negative and unwarranted comments?
“One thing about it, people will have something to say whether you’re doing good or bad. I was bullied throughout school growing up and that experience helped me to get past hate and negativity.”
“ God turned that situation into a learning experience and I’m so grateful. Negative comments really don’t bother me really. I’m just me so if you don’t like it, then that’s a loss on their end,” she laughed.
Q. What are some common misconceptions about you?
“The main misconception about me is that I’m stuck up or arrogant because of my social media following and fan base. Which is typically the case with people like me, but I am nowhere near that. I love people and first off, God gave it to me, and he can take it away.”
“I want to be a light to people and let the love of God shine through me. So, to everyone who has that misconception about me, I’m just an awkward normal person,” she laughed.
Q. What advice could you give to our readers who might be in pursuit of their own spiritual journey?
“The best advice I could give to someone pursuing their relationship with God is that you must make up your mind that you will commit to God and his plan for your life.”
“God will never fail you or lead you wrong. True peace comes from God and nothing in this world can fulfill you like God can!”
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