Jay-Z took over the 2023 Grammy Awards on Sunday evening for a efficiency of his collaboration with DJ Khaled, “GOD DID.” John Legend, Lil Wayne, Fridayy, Khaled, and Rick Ross joined him throughout the occasion. The group carried out the tune outdoors of Crypto.com enviornment subsequent to a set dinner desk. “We did an 8-minute tune on the Grammys!” Khaled remarked to the cameras.
“GOD DID” dropped again in August 2022 because the title observe from Khaled’s thirteenth studio album. Jay-Z handles 4 minutes of the star-studded tune’s runtime. The observe peaked at 17 on the US Billboard Scorching 100.
Along with performing “GOD DID,” the group was additionally nominated for Track Of The 12 months, Finest Rap Efficiency, and Finest Rap Track with the observe. Regardless of this, “GOD DID” didn’t win in any of the three classes. The nominations left Jay-Z in a tie together with his spouse, Beyoncé, for probably the most in Grammys historical past. The couple each have 88 nominations all through their careers. Beyoncé, nevertheless, turn into the artist with probably the most wins on Sunday evening, reaching 32 whole Grammy awards.
“I’m attempting to not be too emotional and I’m attempting to only obtain this evening,” Beyoncé mentioned throughout her acceptance speech for Finest Dance/Digital Album. “I need to thank god for safeguarding me. Thanks, god. I’d prefer to thank my uncle Johnny, who’s not right here, however he’s right here in spirit. I’d prefer to thank my dad and mom. My father, my mom for loving me and pushing me. I’d prefer to thank my stunning husband, my stunning three chid, who’re at house watching. I’d prefer to thank the queer neighborhood on your love and for inventing the style. God bless you. Thanks a lot to the Grammys.”
Try Jay-Z’s efficiency with John Legend, Lil Wayne, Fridayy, DJ Khaled, in addition to Rick Ross under. The group was simply considered one of a number of noteworthy performances throughout the ceremony. LL Cool J additionally took the stage alongside over 30 different artists to rejoice the historical past of hip-hop.
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