At the 65th annual Grammy Awards, Beyoncé took home the most prizes of any performer in the show’s history, while the genre of hip-hop was celebrated for its half-century anniversary.
As the night came to a close and Harry Styles took home the trophy for album of the year, Trevor Noah returned as host for a third consecutive year.
With her fourth win of the evening, Beyoncé eclipsed the late Hungarian-British conductor Georg Solti as the recipient of the most Grammy Awards of all time, bringing her total to 32.
After receiving nine nominations this year, her total number of nominations for her entire career is now 88, tying the record held by her husband, Jay-Z. Beyoncé was nominated for a number of Grammys, including Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Album of the Year.
Big Boi, De La Soul, Missy Elliott, Ice-T, Lil Wayne, The Lox, Method Man, Public Enemy, Queen Latifa, and many others performed as part of Sunday’s extravaganza commemorating hip-50th hop’s anniversary.
Best Original Track:
All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor’s Version), “abcdefu” by Gayle, “About Damn Time” by Lizzo, and “abcdefu” by Gayle are three examples.
Songs by Taylor Swift, Harry Styles (“As It Was”), and Beyoncé (“Break My Soul”) Put It Easy On Me, Adele; DJ Khaled, “God Did”; The 1975, “The Heart, Part 5” In the words of Kendrick Lamar: As Simple as That Bonita “Bonnie” Raitt (WINNER).
Samara Joy, Tobe Nwigwe, Molly Tuttle, DOMi & JD Beck, Latto, Muni Long, and Omar Apollo were among the nominees and winners for Best New Artist (WINNER).
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Winner: Adele for “Easy On Me” by the award-winning pop singer; runners-up: Bad Bunny for “Moscow Mule,” Doja Cat for “Woman,” and Steve Lacy for “Bad Habit.” ‘About Damn Time,’ by Lizzo; ‘As It Was,’ by Artist: Harry Styles
Winner, Best Recording Of The Year:
Music of the Spheres by Coldplay; Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers by Kendrick Lamar; Special by Lizzo; Harry’s House by Harry Styles; Voyage by ABBA.
30 by Adele; Un Verano Sin Ti by Bad Bunny; Renaissance by Beyoncé; Good Morning Gorgeous (Deluxe) by Mary J.
Good Morning by Mary J. Blige, “In These Silent Days” by Brandi Carlile, “Music of the Spheres” by Coldplay, and “Good Morning” (WINNER)
After Being Presented With The Honor By First Lady Jill Biden,
I’m so shocked I don’t know what to say,” Raitt exclaimed to the crowd. I can’t believe it, right now. She expressed her gratitude to the Recording Academy for recognizing “the art of songwriting like I do.”
The story of a couple who donated their child’s organs to save another person’s life moved Raitt to write this song.
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She explained that the story of a parent who donates their child’s organs to save another person’s life “inspired me so much for this song.”
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“This story was so simple and so beautiful for these times and people have been responding to this song partly because of how much I love and we all love John Prine.
“Although I don’t write many songs, your appreciation for this one means a lot to me.
Backstage At The Grammys
A majority of the winners for the night’s televised Grammy presentation were announced at a pre-telecast ceremony held at Los Angeles’ Nokia Theatre.
At that event, Viola Davis won the award for best audiobook narration, making her the first African American woman to win all four of the most prestigious awards in the entertainment industry (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony).
To her credit, she is only the 18th person in history to sweep the four most prestigious awards in the entertainment industry.
