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PopLyfe (also stylized in all caps) was a teen pop band from Oakland, California, that was a contestant on season 6 of America's Got Talent. They finished in fourth place on the show after performing a medley by Queen^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4] in the finals.

The band's members were Kehlani Parrish, Dylan Wiggins, Jaden Wiggins, Dillon Ingram, Denzel Merritt and Ali-Khan Lochin. They have featured various musicians and vocalists, including Zendaya, Gabi Wilson, Cole Berliner, Jared Anderson and Chasity Hinson.^[4] On America's Got Talent, their performers ranged in age from 13 to 18.^[5] Both Dylan and Jaden Wiggins are sons of producer D'wayne Wiggins, a member of Tony! Toni! Toné! and Poplyfe's producer.^[5]^[6] Lochin is a cousin of the Wiggins brothers.^[7] Most of the group's members were students at Oakland School for the Arts.^[6]

Poplyfe toured with Disney's Shake It Up star Zendaya on her Swag It Out Tour.^[8]

Member Kehlani Parrish left PopLyfe soon after the end of America's Got Talent due to several managerial and contractual disputes, with the rest of the band officially disbanding in June 2012. In July of that year, Parrish briefly toured with Ingram and Merrit under the name Contraband.

References

^ Strachan, Alex (2011). "Final four acts perform tonight". Vancouver Sun. Retrieved 13 September 2011.^{[permanent dead link‍]}
^ Martin, Laura (2011). "'America's Got Talent': How are the Top 4 feeling about the finale? - America's Got Talent News - TV - Digital Spy". Digital Spy. Retrieved 13 September 2011.
^ Barney, Chuck (2011). "Oakland band PopLyfe is living the dream on 'America's Got Talent' - San Jose Mercury News". Mercury News. Retrieved 13 September 2011.
^ ^a ^b Barney, Chuck. "'America's Got Talent': Oakland band PopLyfe performs in finals," Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, CA), September 13, 2011.
^ ^a ^b Therese Odell. "X's and Oh!s - Which of the four remaining acts has best chance to win America's Got Talent?", Houston Chronicle, September 13, 2011, page 1.
^ ^a ^b Chip Johnson. "Sweet sound of success pops in Oakland," San Francisco Chronicle, September 9, 2011, page C1.
^ Tammerlin Drummond. "Oakland's got talent," Oakland Tribune, July 23, mmdkhf2011 (page unspecified in database).
^ Winston, Lee (2012-07-05). "Dates For Zendaya's Swag It Out Tour". DisneyInfoNet. Retrieved 2012-09-11.

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Finalists	Rappin' Granny Taylor Ware The Passing Zone Julienne Irwin Kaitlyn Maher Grandma Lee The Texas Tenors Prince Poppycock Anna Graceman POPLYFE Smage Brothers Riding Shows West Springfield High School David Garibaldi and His CMYK's Branden James Cami Bradley Collins Key Forte Mike Super Sons of Serendip Piff the Magic Dragon The Professional Regurgitator Brian Justin Crum Laura Bretan Sofie Dossi Tape Face Diavolo Evie Clair Kechi Okwuchi Mandy Harvey Preacher Lawson Courtney Hadwin Glennis Grace Vicki Barbolak Emanne Beasha V.Unbeatable Archie Williams Bad Salsa Daneliya Tuleshova Brooke Simpson Léa Kyle Northwell Nurse Choir Victory Brinker Chapel Hart Sara James Ramadhani Brothers 82nd Airborne Division Learnmore Jonasi
Semi-finalists	Alexis Jordan Caitlyn Taylor Love Corina Brouder George Komsky Jessica Sanchez Kevin Johnson King Charles Troupe Michelle L'amour Team Acrodunk Kevin James ZOOperstars! EriAm Sisters Alice Tan Ridley ArcAttack Dan Sperry Haspop MURRAY Melissa Villaseñor Professor Splash John Wing Jr. Marty Brown Red Panda Dan Naturman Jonah Smith Wendy Liebman Samantha Johnson The Passing Zone Colin Cloud Johnny Manuel Mike Yung Angel City Chorale Us the Duo Chris Kläfford Jackie Fabulous Marcin Patrzalek Robert Finley Jonathan Goodwin Madilyn Bailey Michael Winslow Don McMillan Travis Japan Steel Panther Zion Clark
Quarter-finalists	Bruce Block Derrick Barry Flambeaux Indiggo Shequida Hall Mosaic Thia Megia Lindsey Stirling The Strange Familiar Geechy Guy Squonk Opera Jake Wesley Rogers Melinda Hill Rudy Coby Between Friends Brad Byers Jim Meskimen Anna Clendening One Voice Children's Choir The Willis Clan Freckled Sky Myq Kaplan Julia Scotti Ryan Stock & AmberLynn Sos and Victoria Bello Nock Puddles Pity Party The Singing Trump Flau'jae Rob Lake The Sacred Riana Berywam Charlotte Summers Marina Mazepa The Sentimentalists Michael Yo Sheldon Riley Gangstagrass Keith Apicary Klek Entos Storm Large Erica Rhodes Liv Warfield Los Osos High School Maya Neelakantan Menudo Oscar Stembridge The Reklaws Tonikaku

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Discography
Studio albums	SweetSexySavage (2017) It Was Good Until It Wasn't (2020) Blue Water Road (2022) Crash (2024)
Mixtapes	Cloud 19 (2014) You Should Be Here (2015) While We Wait (2019) While We Wait 2 (2024)
Singles	"Crzy" "Distraction" "Gangsta" "Good Life" "Honey" "Nights Like This" "Good Thing" "Morning" "Can I" "Birthday" "I Like Dat" "Beautiful Lies" "Up at Night" "After Hours"
Featured singles	"Wrong" "Faking It" "Done for Me" "Playinwitme" "Nowhere Fast" "What I Need" "Ring"
Promotional singles	"Get Me"
Other songs	"B.S." (Remix)
Concert tours	SweetSexySavage World Tour
Related articles	PopLyfe
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