They are a sort of capitalist joke we are supposed to take seriously. Of course, nobody should be surprised the Grammys are fake, after all, they are a show put on by the recording industry, to basically boost record sales of an artist who will bring more money to the recording industry,… it’s always more about numbers than artistry, and the Grammy Awards have evolved into a popularity contest dictated by people with huge financial gain. People do not seem to have really reacted to these revelations, and everyone is taking the Grammys’ results as if nothing had happened.
‘Yes it is,’ Dugan replied.Īt the top of this, Dugan’s complaint also insists on the fact that the Academy has ‘routinely faced criticism for failing to honor Black artists’, providing a list of examples. ‘If you represent that artist, you have a financial gain if they get nominated for a Grammy.’… ‘So rigged is a term you would apply to it?’ asked CBS reporter Tony Dokoupil. ‘It’s mostly white males that are in those rooms that make these decisions, and there’s a conflict of interest,’ said Dugan. “These arena tours that are selling out says different, and if you put that much energy into something, maybe everyone will be proud of you too.If the Grammys are rigged as their ex-CEO has claimed, why are we still making a big deal about them? By we, I don’t mean Rock NYC, because we didn’t even bother mentioning last Sunday’s Grammys, but by we I mean the pop culture in general, as you have probably been inundated with Grammys news for the past few days.ĭeborah Dugan, the ex-CEO of the Grammy Awards, did what she could, she filed a lawsuit and she showed up on every talk show, she gave plenty of interviews, not only denouncing the Academy members’ misconduct but also saying that the voting is rigged: here was the exchange on CBS This Morning: “I know you’re seething and angry and (saying) ‘Ugh, no one listens to that album,’ ” Tyler said. Though Tyler shared his appreciation for supporters during the Instagram Live, the Grammy-winning emcee also made it a point to acknowledge his critics. “To get that phone call, to be a part of history, to be a part of that album (and) for him to speak so highly of me and what 'Gangsta Grillz' (Drama's debut album) meant to him, it’s a full-circle moment." “Salute to Tyler, the Creator: He’s a genius, man,” Drama said after it was revealed they'd won the award.
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More: Grammys 2022 winners: Who won on music's biggest night? See the full listĭJ Drama returned the love during an interview with Wayno, Rob Markman and Gia Peppers on Amazon Music. “You are so important to rap music," Tyler said of DJ Drama in the video. "Thank you to my whole team, the whole squad … where I can just make an album, where I just flex (all day).” Tyler made sure to thank his album collaborator DJ Drama, who appears on the LP's opening track "Sir Baudelaire," as well as "my friends for being my cheerleaders." The rapper, who was not in attendance at the 64th annual Grammy Awards, took to Instagram Live on Sunday to give an informal acceptance speech, saying he was "hyped" to receive the news that he won best rap album for his sixth album "Call Me If You Get Lost." Tyler, the Creator is over the moon about his second Grammy win and thanking everyone who played a part in his success - including his detractors.
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