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DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. - He is a 40-year-old man who is known by many names such as "Natureboy," "The Messiah Demigod," "Master Chief," and who supporters on Thursday even called "God," but to the DeKalb County jail he is listed as Eligio Bishop.Bishop was taken into custody by the DeKalb County Police Department’s Special Victims Unit Wednesday evening at a home he rents on Arbor Chase. Just after 6 p.m., police executed search and arrest warrants."I came outside, police were circulating with the helicopter I’d seen first, then I come to the front window and see they are outside with guns pointed at the doors, pointed at the windows," one supporter who was with Bishop recounted to FOX 5.Bishop’s followers believe he shouldn’t have been arrest.Eligio Bishop (DeKalb County Sheriff's Office)Eligio Bishop is an American citizen who has ties to both Atlanta and New York."3God is a very caring being, a very loving being, he’s very caring, he’s very holy," one of his followers told FOX 5 on Thursday.According to reports, he used the nickname "Natureboy" because of the 1948 Nat King Cole by the same title. His other nicknames were similarly self-proclaimed.Bishop has a heavy social media footprint having made online music videos and life coaching tapes as well as soliciting for donations.Members of the Carbon Nation refer to Eligio Bishop as "3God" during an interview on April 14, 2022.

Stevie Wonder took part in the star-studded broadcast of One World: Together At Home live concert on Saturday night.In a nod to his friend and musical colleague, the legendary singer performed the late Bill Withers' classic song, Lean On Me, before he transitioned to one of his own tunes Love's In Need Of Love Today.Event curator Lady Gaga kicked things off with an emotionalrendition of the Nat King Cole classic Smile, before the reigns were tossed to Wonder.

The special brought some much-needed joy to families across the globe amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The special brought some much-needed joy to families across the globe amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Lady Gaga, 34, can do no wrong! The Grammy winning singer used her star power to pull together the incredible “One World: Together At Home” concert and fundraiser, and dazzled with her beautiful cover the song “Smile.” Comfortable at her home piano, Gaga addressed the millions of viewers around the world. “I feel very honored to be a part of the World Health Organization and Global Citizen in the fight against COVID-19…I care so much about all of medical workers putting their lives at risk for us every day. I pray for them every day,” she said.

Lady Gaga was just one of many artists to perform during Global Citizen’s One World: Together at Home broadcast to benefit frontline workers and the World Health Organization. During her set, Lady Gaga performed Charlie Chaplin’s song “Smile,” which was popularized by Nat King Cole. Watch it happen below.

It may have been Tuesday when Rebecca Black treated fans to a Billboard Live At-Home performance, but she finished things off with her infamous end-of-the-week anthem "Friday.""Grab your friends!" she insisted before jumping into the highly requested song on April 14. Nine years later, she fine-tuned the hit with her quarantine-induced guitar skills into an acoustic ballad that didn't take out any of the "fun, fun, fun, fun" from the original.While raising money for MusiCares to continue supporting the music community in need during the coronavirus pandemic, Black showed some "L.O.V.E." with her delicate Nat King Cole cover that reminded fans of the 1998 remake of The Parent Trap.