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Bad Bunny Makes History at Grammys, Politics Surface
2 Feb
Summary
- Bad Bunny's Spanish-language album won Album of the Year.
- Kendrick Lamar and SZA won Record of the Year for 'luther'.
- Political statements were made amidst musical performances.
The recent Grammy Awards ceremony was a landmark event, notably with Bad Bunny's album becoming the first Spanish-language record to win Album of the Year. This historic win came as the artist was preparing for his Super Bowl performance.
Kendrick Lamar and SZA took home the prestigious Record of the Year award for their song "luther." The night's festivities were hosted by Trevor Noah and were underscored by political undertones, with several artists incorporating subtle or direct messages into their speeches and attire.
Performances were a major highlight, including an extensive showcase of Best New Artist nominees. The In Memoriam segment was particularly impactful, honoring numerous music legends with a medley of performances across various genres.
Despite the political moments and a few onstage surprises, like Cher's early announcement about auto-tune usage, the ceremony largely celebrated musical achievements, with many artists delivering powerful artistic statements.
