I could've sworn I saw a pic of him and they said he finally had that shit shaved off. I guess it was a joke that went over my head.
2016 Grammy Award Discussion Thread...
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I could've sworn I saw a pic of him and they said he finally had that shit shaved off. I guess it was a joke that went over my head.
No he didn't.
I think they went after Beyonce because white women love Beyonce, too and never thought she would do some shit that white people can't enjoy.
They already know Kendrick ain't no pop act.
Why tha fuck they showin a old white dude while she thanking LA reid?!?
Adele needs to get off my screen
Overrated screeching heffa
Thats why everybody and they mama can sing her songs better than her!!!!!!!!!
Yo that's funny...
hold on is that Nelly Furtato??????
Whitey singing BB King's thrill is gone
For fucks sake
Bonnie Raitt performed with BB King.
Bonnie Raitt collaborated with B.B. King on the guitarist's 'Deuces Wild' album.
Blues guitarist B.B. King passed away Thursday at the age of 89. Here, Bonnie Raitt pays tribute to her friend, collaborator and inspiration.
B.B. was a god from the first time we all heard him. You listen to those early recordings with that cry in his voice, even as a young man. I still have the 45 of "Rock Me Baby" that I wore out playing when I was a teenager. I used to sit there and play it and move the needle back to the beginning and play it over and over. It's so sexy and the groove is hellacious. A lot of people have covered that song, but that's my favorite version. Every great blues guitarist has his own style. But with B.B., it was about his vibrato, his phrasing and the licks he chose — and his restraint. It was all about what he played and what he didn't play. He was sweet and eloquent in his playing, but when he turned it on, he could be fierce.
Okay you set me straight.. Who was the other white dude tho?..For fucks sake
Bonnie Raitt performed with BB King
Bonnie Raitt collaborated with B.B. King on the guitarist's 'Deuces Wild' album.
Blues guitarist B.B. King passed away Thursday at the age of 89. Here, Bonnie Raitt pays tribute to her friend, collaborator and inspiration.
B.B. was a god from the first time we all heard him. You listen to those early recordings with that cry in his voice, even as a young man. I still have the 45 of "Rock Me Baby" that I wore out playing when I was a teenager. I used to sit there and play it and move the needle back to the beginning and play it over and over. It's so sexy and the groove is hellacious. A lot of people have covered that song, but that's my favorite version. Every great blues guitarist has his own style. But with B.B., it was about his vibrato, his phrasing and the licks he chose — and his restraint. It was all about what he played and what he didn't play. He was sweet and eloquent in his playing, but when he turned it on, he could be fierce.
Watcher..I'm quite sure you know why I posted that and why I felt a certain way right?
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Yes I do. Agree 100% with earlier post about Lionel Ritchie tribute and c-listers singing. Seriously who was that shitty country singer.
And I didn't notice the white guy. I thought you were just referring to Bonnie Raitt.
Now that I think about it..I might have remembered Bonnie and BB in the 90s..but overall bottom line..this has been happening alot at these awards..just let our folk pay tribute.. I'll feel more comfortable..with that being said it'll probably be kinda wack if a brotha did a tribute to David Bowie..no doubt we can pull it off.. but I know you get what I'm saying...
Best Rap Album: Kendrick Lamar – To Pimp A Butterfly
Best Rap Song: Kendrick Lamar – “Alright”
Best Rap Performance: Kendrick Lamar – “Alright”
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration: Kendrick Lamar – “These Walls”
Best Music Video: Taylor Swift ft. Kendrick Lamar – “Bad Blood”
Best Song Written For Visual Media: Common, Rhymefest, John Legend – “Glory”
Best R&B Performance: The Weeknd – “Earned It (Fifty Shades Of Grey)”
Best R&B Song: D’Angelo, Kendra Foster, “Really Love”
Best R&B Album: D’Angelo, Black Messiah
Best Urban Contemporary Album: The Weeknd, Beauty Behind The Madness
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