The Grammy Awards, which took place last Monday, reward the best American recordings, compositions and artists of the past year. This 65th ceremony was marked by historical awards but also by some not very fair behaviors or reactions.
The 65th edition of the Grammy Awards was held on the night of February 5 to 6 at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The biggest American stars of the music industry in 2022 were obviously there. Beyoncé, Lizzo, Harry Styles or even Kendrick Lamar were for their part distinguished during the ceremony rewarding the best recordings, compositions and artists of the year (from 1ᵉʳ October 2021 to 30 September 2022). Beyond these (sometimes historic) awards, the 2023 edition of the Grammy Awards also generated many reactions, not always fairplay, from Internet users and spectators who attended the ceremony.
Historic awards
Beyoncé definitely made history at this 65th edition of the Grammy Awards. She won four new awards, including for best R’n’B song (“Cuff It”) and best dance/electronic album (“Renaissance”), adding to the 28 she already has. With 32 awards, Queen B becomes the most successful artist of all time at the Grammy Awards. She surpasses the British-Hungarian chef, Georg Solti, who died in 1997, who had won 31 Grammies. This new edition also makes her tick another record, that of the number of nominations at the ceremony, which she now holds ex-aequo with her husband, Jay-Z. In total, the singer has been nominated 88 times. No doubt that the singer from Destiny’s Child is still at the top.
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