Grammy Awards 2016: Taylor Swift Wins Album Of The Year
The 58th Grammy Awards saw Taylor Swift take home her second best album honor and 'Uptown Funk' the award for best record. Meghan Trainor took home best new artist and Ed Sheeran won for best song. In the performances, Adele sounded not exactly stellar and "Hamilton" measured up to the buildup, yet Kendrick Lamar's searing set was the show-stealer and dominated a great part of the night.
Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson have a gramophone for "Uptown Funk"!
On Monday night, the teammates took home the award for best pop duo/group execution before the 58th yearly Grammy Awards. The Recording Academy reported that Ronson's song featuring Mars seized the award by means of Twitter on Monday. They triumphed over an energizing group of chosen people this year – Florence and The Machine for "Ship To Wreck," Maroon 5 for "Sugar," Taylor Swift featuring Kendrick Lamar for "Bad Blood," and Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth for "See You Again."
"Uptown Funk" is likewise a winner in First Lady Michelle Obama's book – she told that it was her favorite song of 2015. This was just the fifth time the Grammys distributed an award for best pop duo/group execution, as the classification just started in 2012. A year ago's trophy went to A Great Big World and Christina Aguilera for their song, "Say Something." Without a doubt, Kanye West put his thoughts about Taylor Swift into his "Famous" verses a week ago, however Swift on Monday put her thoughts about West into her acceptance speech subsequent to winning the Grammy Award for album of the year.
Her speech went out like this, 'As the primary woman to win album of the year at the Grammys twice, I need to say to all the young ladies out there: There will be people along the way who will attempt to undercut your success or assume praise for your accomplishments or your distinction, however in the event that you simply concentrate on the work and you don't let those people divert, some time or another when you get where you are going, you'll glance around and you will realize that it was you and the people who adore you who put you there and that will be the best feeling on the planet', said Taylor Swift referencing Kanye West in her album of the year acceptance speech
On the off chance that you forgot what Yeezy's song says:
'I feel like me and Taylor may even now engage in sexual relations/I made that [woman] famous'
Kanye West, referencing Taylor Swift in his new song "Famous". Looks as though TSwift didn't generally require a song to convey the desired information. In spite of the fact that having a national TV audience of people surely didn't hurt.
