The Grammies and the Crasher

It’s the Grammies awards night. It’s the night when celebrities would dress up and look glamour, but CBS was strict about the wardrobe, especially for the females. They should not be too revealing but to turned it down, because it’s a family show. Who wants to see the cleavage and butt area? Fashion and beauty that would make celebrity sparkle under the lights.

 

 

Music is the sound track of our lives. We listen to it every morning when we get up in the morning. Not the blaring alarm that comes from your alarm clock, it’s the music that put us in a good mood. We dance, we exercised and sing in the car without looking embarrassing – awkward.

Sunday night was the 55^th Annual Grammy Awards.  The opening number was spectacular with Taylor Swifts, one of my crush, and she could write a song about me and I don’t care. She sang “We Are Never Ever Ever Getting Back Together”. Only if I could get royalty residual fees from the song, I will be okay with that. It look like she was lip-syncing her song too. She was good.

LL Cool J was the perfect host for the Grammies, he handle last year Grammies with a death of a music icon, Whitney Houston.  So this year it was good.

The performances they had on stage was Sir Elton John and Ed Sheeran they performed “A Team”, Mr. T was not there in audience. He was probably coloring his Mohawk.

FUN performed “Carry On” in the rain, that was FUN to watch. Singing and playing in the rain. I see why people are getting the flu because they were singing and playing in the rain. Not good. But the performance was fantastic.

Wiz Khalifa and Miguel performed “Adorn You” They were fantastic. Kelly Clarkson picked up an award for Best Pop Vocal Album and she wanted to collaborate with Miguel in her next album.

Johnny Depp introduced Mumford and Son, I thought he said “Sanford and Son”, they performed “I Will Wait”, they should play this in the doctor office.

When Carrie Underwood performed “Blown Away” her dress or gown was a projected screen with images, which was blown away.

Ellen DeGeneres & Beyonce announced Justin Timberlake’s comeback on, “Suit & Tie” featuring the resident King of Hip Hop, Jay Z. That was interesting to watch on stage, a new song and new dance move. Cry me a river, it was good.

When Lopez and Pitbull announced Adele had won award for best pop solo performance for “Set fire to the Rain” a crasher by the name of Vitalii Sediuk from the Ukraine rushed to the microphone because Adele was his “favorite singer,” made a short speech, by uttering the words “I love you Adele” before Adele was walking to accept the award.  Lopez noticed that he was not supposed to be there so she made a hand gesture to him to leave the stage. He left the stage and he got arrested. Next time he would crash in jail.

How did this happened? When you are in a big crowd with a lot of celebrities, it’s possible. He followed Katy Perry group with tickets and took Adam Levine place in the second row, and Adam was sitting on the floor. Adam should have excused the guy or get security for he could sit in his reserved seat.

Here are the winners:

Album of the Year  Mumford & Sons, Babel

Record of the Year Gotye featuring Kimbra, “Somebody That I Used to Know”

Song Of The Year [awarded to songwriter] “We Are Young,” Jack Antonoff, Jeff Bhasker, Andrew Dost & Nate Ruess, songwriters (Fun. featuring Janelle Monae)

Best New Artist Fun.

Best Pop Vocal Album Kelly Clarkson, Stronger

Best Pop Solo Performance “Set Fire To The Rain (Live),” Adele

Best Pop Duo/Group Performance “Somebody That I Used To Know,” Gotye featuring Kimbra

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Kisses On The Bottom, Paul McCartney

Best Rock Performance “Lonely Boy,” The Black Keys

Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance “Love Bites (So Do I),” Halestorm

Best Rock Song “Lonely Boy,” The Black Keys

Best Rock Album El Camino, The Black Keys

Best Alternative Music Album Making Mirrors, Gotye

Best R&B Performance “Climax,” Usher

Best Traditional R&B Performance “Love On Top,” Beyoncé

Best R&B Song “Adorn,” Miguel

Best Urban Contemporary Album Channel Orange, Frank Ocean

Best R&B Album Black Radio, Robert Glasper Experiment

Best Rap Performance “N****s in Paris,” Jay-Z & Kanye West

Best Rap/Sung Collaboration “No Church In The Wild,” Jay-Z & Kanye West featuring Frank Ocean & The-Dream

Best Rap Song “N****s in Paris,” Jay-Z & Kanye West

Best Rap Album Take Care, Drake

Best Country Solo Performance Carrie Underwood, “Blown Away”

Best Country Duo/Group Performance “Pontoon,” Little Big Town

Best Country Song “Blown Away,” Carrie Underwood

Best Country Album Uncaged, Zac Brown Band

Song Written For Visual Media “Safe & Sound” (From The Hunger Games), Taylor Swift, John Paul White, Joy Williams

Short-Form Music Video “We Found Love,” Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris

Long-Form Music Video “Big Easy Express,” Mumford & Sons

Best Spoken Word Society’s Child: My Autobiography, Janis Ian