Beyoncé became the female artist with the most Grammy awards in history

Taylor Swift became the first artist in history to win the “Album of the Year” category three times.

In her speech, the 32-year-old singer thanked her boyfriend Joe, who created this wonderful album with her: “I had a happy time with Joe during the quarantine period to write those songs.” . Besides, she also thanked the couple Blake Lively – Ryan Reynolds, the collaborators who contributed to the album’s success.

Beyoncé was nominated in 9 categories, and won 3 awards. This achievement helped the “queen bee” surpass Alison Krauss (26 awards) to become the female artist with the most Grammy awards with 28 golden trumpets. However, the Black Parade singer did not appear to receive the reward.

Beyoncé became the female artist with the most Grammy awards with 28 golden trumpets.

Dua Lipa, Taylor Swift and Roddy Rich each received 6 nominations. Lipa alone was honored in the Outstanding Pop Album category, with Future Nostalgia. She thanked her family, friends, crew and audience for supporting her all the time.

Overcoming a series of strong opponents, Billie Eilish took home the Record of the Year award for Everything I Wanted. The female singer appeared humble on stage when she wanted to share her happiness with senior Megan Thee Stallion – who stood in the same nomination category as her. Last year, Eilish made history as the first female artist to “win” all four important Grammy awards.

Losing to singer Bad Guy, Megan Thee Stallion was consoled by the Best New Artist award. As the first female rapper to win the award since 1999, Stallion burst into tears while speaking. In 2020, she became a phenomenon with many hit songs, notably her collaboration with Cardi B in the song WAP.

Harry Styles wore a scarf to receive his first Grammy award. He was applauded by ex-lover Taylor Swift when he won the Best Pop Solo award for the song Watermelon Sugar.

Miranda Lambert couldn’t contain her joy as she held the golden Grammy trumpet for Best Country Album with Wildcard. In her acceptance speech, she said: “The remaining candidates are all very strong. They are my colleagues. We consider each other as family in the country music industry.”

HER received the Song of the Year award

HER (real name Gabriella Sarmiento Wilson) received the Song of the Year award for the product titled I Can’t Breath.