Beyonce’s 9-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy, wins her first Grammy

Beyonce and Jay-Zsee daughter, Blue Ivy, won just a little hardware at the Grammys, making her the second youngest to ever walk away with the award.

Bey and Blue have just won for the best music video … an award handed out before the broadcast, which starts at 17:00 PT. The recording academy gave props to the team, tagged Beyonce and BI hashtag (since she doesn’t have Twitter yet), plus Wizkid.

The Academy wrote: “Congratulations to the best music video winner – ‘BROWN SKIN GIRL’ @Beyonce #BlueIvy @wizkidayo Sparkles #GRAMMYs.” The track and accompanying video were part of Beyonce’s Lion King’s album, ‘The Gift’ – and yes, Blue HAS a verse in it.

She appears throughout the video with her mother, but towards the end … Blue dishes out the autro, almost identical to the introduction and refrain … “Brown skin girl // Your skin just like pearls // The best thing in the world // I’ll never trade you for anyone else, sing. ‘

It’s a small contribution, but it counts … and Blue is even a well-known name on the song. So, yes … she also gets credit, and just as importantly, she also gets a statuette – along with her people, who have dozens of Grammys among themselves. Now, this is a family affair!

At the age of 9, Blue became one of the youngest artists to give her the honor. In 2002, the music group The Peasall Sisters won a Grammy for best album for the soundtrack of ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’ to which they contributed on ‘In the Highways’.