Taylor Swift Win 2024 Grammy: Taylor Swift won a big award at the Grammy Awards for her album ‘Midnights.’ She got Album of the Year, and it’s a really special win because it’s her fourth time winning in this category. This means she broke a record for the most wins.
When she got on stage to say thanks, Taylor started by thanking her friend and the person who helped make the album, Jack Antonoff. She said, ‘I’d love to tell you this is the happiest moment of my life,’ but then she shared that making music and performing on stage also makes her this happy.
Before winning, Taylor used her 13th Grammy win earlier that night to tell everyone about her new album. It’s called ‘The Tortured Poets Department,’ and it’s coming out on April 19. So, it’s not just about winning awards for Taylor; she’s also excited about making more music for her fans.
A Grateful Acknowledgment to Fans:
“I want to let you in on a secret I’ve been keeping for the last two years,” she shared while accepting the Best Pop Vocal Album award. “I know that the way the Recording Academy voted directly reflects the passion of the fans. So, a big thank you to all the fans out there.”
The 2024 Grammy Awards were a night filled with unforgettable moments and triumphs. Let’s dive into some of the highlights:
Miley Cyrus Shines with “Flowers”
One of the biggest awards of the night, Record of the Year, went to Miley Cyrus for her song “Flowers.” This marked her second-ever Grammy and second win of the night. In her speech, she expressed the hope that this accolade wouldn’t change the beauty of her life.
Victoria Monét’s Emotional Win
Victoria Monét took home the Best New Artist award, expressing gratitude to the champagne servers and acknowledging her single mom who raised her. Overwhelmed with emotion, she shared that this award was the result of a 15-year journey.
Billie Eilish’s Songwriting Excellence
Billie Eilish secured the Song of the Year award for her hit “Barbie” song, “What Was I Made For?” She extended her thanks to director Greta Gerwig for creating the best movie of the year.
Karol G Makes History:
Karol G made Grammy history by becoming the first female performer to win the Best Música Urbana Album for her blockbuster “Mañana Será Bonito” record. In her debut at the Grammys, she joyfully held her first-ever Grammy.
Diverse and Impactful Performances
The performances at the Crypto.com Arena were diverse and impactful. Olivia Rodrigo brought a bloodsucking ballad, Joni Mitchell made history with a classic, and Travis Scott delivered a medley of hits.
In Memoriam: Honoring Musical Legends
A touching In Memoriam segment paid tribute to the musical greats lost in the past year. Stevie Wonder honored Tony Bennett, Annie Lennox performed for Sinéad O’Connor, and a fiery Tina Turner tribute was delivered by Fantasia Barrino and Adam Blackstone.
SZA’s R&B Triumph and Spirited Speech
SZA hit the stage with a medley of her hits “Snooze” and “Kill Bill,” accompanied by dancers wielding katanas. She later took home the trophy for Best R&B Song, presented by Lizzo. SZA’s charming, out-of-breath speech highlighted her excitement and growth.
Luke Combs’ Heartfelt Performance
Luke Combs delivered a heartfelt rendition of “Fast Car” with Tracy Chapman, winning Song of the Year at the 2023 CMAs. His emotional connection to the song was evident in the performance.
Dua Lipa’s Energetic Opener:
Dua Lipa kicked off the show with an energetic medley, showcasing her forthcoming single “Training Season,” recent hit “Houdini,” and the disco-pop sensation “Barbie.”
Jay-Z Advocates for Hip-Hop Recognition
Jay-Z received the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award and used his speech to advocate for proper recognition of hip-hop greats at the Grammys, emphasizing the need to get it right.
Diverse Winners and Cool Moments
Various artists, including Phoebe Bridgers, Jack Antonoff, and Kylie Minogue, claimed wins in different categories. Peso Pluma celebrated his first Grammy for Best Música Mexicana Album, and Tyla won the inaugural Best African Music Performance award.
Conclusion: A Night of Celebration and Surprises
The Grammy Awards 2024 concluded with a standout performance by Billy Joel, who presented his new track “Turn the Lights Back On” and revisited his classic “You May Be Right.” Celine Dion’s surprise appearance added a special touch to the night, handing Taylor Swift her record-breaking trophy.
This Grammy night was a celebration of musical diversity, talent, and the enduring impact of artists across genres.
