Jay-Z came to the Grammys with a community assistance announcement: Beyoncé must have previously won a Grammy for Album of the Year.
The legendary rapper took the stage along with his daughter Blue Ivy at Crypto.com Arena Sunday night time to take the very first-ever “Dr. Dre World-wide Influence Award.” Through his speech, he focused in on his view that the Grammys do not often get it suitable when it arrives to who need to gain each individual award.
As an illustration, Jay-Z set the spotlight on his wife, who is the artist with the most Grammy Awards all-time.
“I really don’t want to embarrass this younger lady but she has extra Grammys than absolutely everyone and has hardly ever gained Album of the 12 months,” Jay-Z mentioned to the Grammys crowd. “So even by your own metrics that will not operate. Assume about that. The most Grammys, but by no means won Album of the Yr. That will not do the job.”
Beyoncé has won a report 32 Grammy Awards, but has never ever received “Album of the 12 months.” She has been nominated for “Album of the Calendar year” 5 times, the most up-to-date currently being for “RENAISSANCE” at the 2023 Grammy Awards.
During his speech, Jay-Z also said of the Grammys that “we adore y’all” and “naturally, it can be subjective,” but “sometime… you know.”
As for Jay-Z, he has received 24 Grammy Awards and earned 88 nominations, some of which come from his do the job with Beyoncé.
Whilst Jay-Z’s speech was at situations important, he finished by supplying suggestions to artists out there.
“Just in lifetime, just continue to keep exhibiting up. Neglect the Grammys, just retain demonstrating up. Until eventually they give you all those people accolades you truly feel you are entitled to. Till they call you champion. Until eventually they connect with you a genius. Until finally they connect with you the biggest of all time. Truly feel me?” Jay-Z said.
Music’s major evening is back again. The 2024 Grammy Awards introduced all the prime stars across the tunes business for another A-record pink carpet.
