The Kansas City Chiefs and Jacksonville Jaguars’ Week 5 joust on “Monday Night Football” teemed with star power. From Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and Donna Kelce to Trevor Lawrence and Travis Hunter, the titans were out in full force at EverBank Stadium.
It’s hard to imagine any of those leading lights did more to help their reputation than the match’s national anthem performer, though. CitiLimitz serenaded the Jacksonville faithful with the sort of moody rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” that reminded viewers of Marvin Gaye, Whitney Houston and Jennifer Hudson.
CitiLimitz did their thing with the national anthem 🔥 pic.twitter.com/X2R1wy2M0L
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 7, 2025
With that, here’s what you need to know about CitiLimitz, the three-man group that left their mark while soundtracking Kansas City and Jacksonville’s Week 5 clash.
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Who are CitiLimitz?
CitiLimitz refers to the three-man R&B trio of twin brothers Marion and A.T. Young and first cousin, Dre Young. The group came to prominence for a cover of K-Ci and JoJo’s 1997 tune, “All My Life” that they performed during Season 20 of “America’s Got Talent.”
The Chattanooga, Ten.-based music group were eliminated from the competition in the quarterfinals. Still, the relatives’ silky melodies were a hit among television audiences — so much so that the group drew more than 230,000 streams for releases “If They Only Knew” and “The Most”, both of which came out earlier this year.
What are CitiLimitz age?
Each member of CitiLimitz is in the infancy of his professional career. That’s reflected by their ages: Marion and A.T. are 20 years old while Dre is the geriatric of the family at 21.
Where is CitiLimitz from?
CitiLimitz hails from Chattanooga, Tenn., a city that has played a pivotal role in shaping Black music history.
Marion, A.T. and Dre came from a large family. Dre and A.T. have 10 other siblings and were raised in the church, plying their trade with the gospel and soul hymns that danced along the pews. They were trained by their grandfather and formed their group at the tender age of 12. In 2019, they starred on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”, receiving a surprise $10,000 check following their performance.
What are CitiLimitz’s best songs?
In terms of original releases, it’s hard to look past “If They Only Knew” and “The Most” as CitiLimitz’s best — and most successful tracks. Both pair the emotive crooning of 1990s and early 2000s R&B with new-age production. The result? An enchanting experience for listeners and critics alike.
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