Grammys rejected, crying dirty.
The anger of Twitter was all the rage as top stars became the biggest crying mouths of the recording industry after being denied recognition for what is being considered ‘music’s biggest night’.
It’s certainly not the first time pop stars have raged at the Recording Academy, but Grammys 2021 is a turning point above abdominal pain over nominations.
Explosive allegations that the Grammys are “corrupt,” sexist and biased for “The white man” has plagued the 63rd annual awards effort since the Admissions Academy announced this year’s nod in November.
After a two-month delay with COVID-19, the controversial awards ceremony – hosted by “The Daily Show” Trevor Noah – will be broadcast on CBS on Sunday 14 March at 20:00.
Until then, check out a list of celebrities who cried the blues because they were overlooked for the Grammys gold. Are they just hurting losers – or are they really doing something wrong?
Zayn Malik
“F – k the grammys and all that goes with it,” Malik (28) sobbed in the cyber on Tuesday. ‘Unless you shake hands and send gifts, there are no nomination considerations. Next year I’ll send you a basket of candy. ‘
The singer of the One Direction dirty mouth rant came four months after the Recording Academy released its list of 2021 hopefuls.
Malik, who has never been nominated for a Grammy, released his third solo album ‘Niemand luister nie’ in January. However, the Recording Academy has stated that its 11-track project is not being considered for Grammys gloss, as it has been released after this year’s eligibility period from October 1, 2019 to August 31, 2020.
The Weeknd
The ‘Starboy’ was watching ‘Blinding Lights’ when none of his top characters from the album ‘After Hours’ received recognition from the recording academy during the November nomination.
‘The Grammys remain corrupt. You owe me, my fans and the transparency in the industry … ”The Weeknd, 30, crying through his keyboard just moments after this year’s numbers were unveiled on November 24th.
The three-time Grammy winner reiterated his displeasure with the ballot box committee by comparing the snout to a ‘struggling blow’ and saying in an interview with Billboard in January: forget awards.
However, three days before the broadcast of the Grammys 2021 The Weeknd really began: “Because of the secret committees, I will no longer allow my label to submit my music to the Grammys,” the “Save Your Tears” singer said in a statement said the New York Times Thursday.
Recording Academy chairman and interim president / CEO Harvey Mason Jr. denied the allegations and said in a statement to Rolling Stone: ‘Unfortunately, there are fewer nominations each year than the number of deserving artists … To be clear be, the vote ended in all categories long before The Weeknd’s performance in the Super Bowl was announced, it could not have affected the nomination process in any way. ”
The Weeknd’s decision to boycott the program from here: ‘We are all disappointed when someone is upset,’ Mason Jr. said. said in his statement.
Halsey
Halsey, 26, blew up and inflated and blew up ‘bribes’. The recording academy’s shadow was shadow in 2019 when her ‘Manic’ masterpiece could not win any honor.
‘The Grammys are an elusive process’, regrets the song ‘You Should Be Sad’ in a long Instagram story.
‘It can often be about private performances behind the scenes, getting to know the right people, running a campaign through the vine, with the right handshakes and’ bribes’ that can only be ambiguous enough to be considered ‘non-bribery’. to go. ‘
Reps for the Recording Academy did not respond to The Posts’ requests to comment on Halsey’s allegations.
Meanwhile, the “Graveyard” singer overshadowed the awards franchise as she picked up her AMA statuette for 2019 – and later blew up the Grammys for excluding her certified platinum ballad “Without Me” from the 2020 song list .
Justin Bieber
Bieber could not religious this when his anthology “Changes” which sells platinum deserves a nod for the best pop-vocal album rather than the best R&B album.
‘Changes was and is an R&B album,’ the 27-year-old Canadian singer whispered on Instagram after receiving his four nominations for this year’s ceremonies. “It is not recognized as an R&B album that is very strange to me.”
While being ‘flattered’ by the recognition of the Recording Academy, Bieber went on to say: ‘Not to put it in the category feels weird, from the chords to the melodies to the vocal style to the chosen hip-hop. drum. undeniably, unmistakably an R&B album! ”
The Biebs were apparently so bothered by the misclassification of his album that he eventually chose to boycott the awards together.
Nicki Minaj
The ‘Queen’ crooner from Queens called the Grammys because they had not bowed down to her musical skills since day 1.
‘Never forget that the Grammys did not give me the best award for new artists when I had 7 songs on the billboard at the same time and the first week was bigger than any female rapper in the last decade. It has inspired a generation. They gave it to the white man Bon Iver, ”Minaj (38) tweeted after the Recording Academy chose its 2021 choices for praise.
Although the “Tusa” rhymer has been nominated for 10 Grammys since 2011, she has never taken home one small gilded gramophone.
Kanye West
How dirty does one have to be to urinate on a Grammy? Apparently a lot.
Amid his presidential campaign in 2020, West (43) directed at the Recording Academy in one of his most notorious digital appearances. After the Chicago resident plunged one of his 21 Grammies into a toilet, he peed the trophy and shared a picture of the disrespectful act on Twitter in September.
Fellow hip-hop icon TV star LL Cool J has asked West to disregard his Grammys, recommending that he rather “Piss in a Yeezy”.
The “Stronger” employee’s since-deleted liquid reprimand of the awards was among a variety of tweets that base the music industry on subjecting black artists to unfair treatment.
Reps for the Recording Academy did not respond to The Posts’ requests to comment on Minaj and West’s allegations of racial inequality in the nomination process and the industry as a whole.
The right tear-jerker
Nevertheless, researchers call out the fact that women make up less than 3 percent of all music producers and engineers – despite the great pressure on the Recording Academy for gender equality in the industry.
“Women were generally 2.6% of producers in 600 songs, according to the authors of a recent study by the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative. Their findings were spelled out in published tweets through the Initiative’s verified Twitter account Monday.
The Recording Academy launched its Women in the Mix Pledge in 2019 as an effort to welcome more female music masters into the studio. The call to action has brought together artists, label managers and other producers to consider at least two women in the hiring process to make a song.
However, the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative has found that the academy’s efforts are failing to generate a single card song produced by a woman in 2020.
The Recording Academy has begins to narrow the gender gap when it comes to issuing a nod for women in the top-5 categories: Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best New Artist and Producer of the Year.
But the study noted that only 13.4 percent of women among all nominees were for the highly coveted awards during the past nine years.
Some may regard it as a weeping disgrace.