At the 67th annual Grammys, Kendrick Lamar won five awards, including top song prizes, for his diss track 'Not Like Us.' Beyonce earned her first Album of the Year award for 'Cowboy Carter,' becoming the first Black woman to win in this category since 1999. Best New Artist winner Chappell Roan passionately advocated for artists' rights during her acceptance speech. The event also aimed to support wildfire victims in Los Angeles while balancing celebration. Charli XCX concluded the night with a lively performance, contrasting the event's otherwise formal tone.
The night belonged to Kendrick Lamar and Beyonce, who both had significant wins, alongside a diverse lineup of performers emphasizing both celebration and urgency in support of wildfire victims.
Kendrick Lamar dominated the Grammys with five wins and major song prizes, while Beyonce made history with her first album of the year win after multiple nominations.
Chappell Roan's acceptance speech highlighted the importance of advocating for artists’ rights, showcasing the evolving narrative around new talent at major award shows.
Charli XCX brought an edgy, vibrant performance to the Grammys, effectively countering the more traditional and dignified atmosphere of the evening with her dynamic stage presence.
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