Music’s biggest night, the 62nd Grammy Awards may be over, but we put together our memorable moments from Sunday night’s show accompanied by a Graphics Interchange Format also known as a GIF.
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From Lizzo, Lil Nas X to Demi Lovato’s comeback, here are the top eight moments.
1. Lizzo kicked off the Grammys with her hit songs, “Cuz I Love You” and “Truth Hurts” but had the audience at Staples Center feel a wave of emotions when she dedicated her performance to the late Kobe Bryant.
2. Tyler the Creator was the underdog of the show, winning “Best Rap Album”, but his high-energy avant-garde performance garnered mixed reactions.
3. One of the youngest performers of the night, Billie Eilish, took home the big awards of the night, but her performance of “When the Party’s Over” took center stage.
4. And continuing with artists breaking genres and records, Lil Nas X won the award for most fandom-worthy cameos to the Grammys stage. He was joined by K-Pop boy band BTS, Diplo and yodeling sensation, Mason Ramsey.
5. A Grammy show is not complete without tributes. This year’s Prince dedication led by R&B singer Usher, FKA Twigs and Shiela E. received a lukewarm response.
6. And with tributes come nostalgia from past winners. This year showcased the unlikely hit of the ’70s, “Walk This Way” performed by Aerosmith’s and Run-D.M.C. Let’s just say, Twitter users were not having it.
7. Demi Lovato took the stage with an emotional song, “Anyone” written days before her hospitalization.
8. With Kobe Bryant’s death on everyone’s minds during Sunday’s show, artists and host, Alicia Keys honor the legendary basketball.
