Grammy Awards 2025: Our Top Moments
LA Stands for Not Like Us!
A diss track makes history by sweeping every award in its nominated categories.
Kendrick Lamar dominated the 67th Grammy Awards with Not Like Us, his diss track aimed at Drake amid their ongoing rap feud. Nominated for seven Grammys across five categories, he swept every award tied to the song, including Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Music Video, Best Rap Song, and Best Rap Performance. Now a 22 time Grammy winner, he is a certified Compton legend.
Her name is RAYE.
Ladies and gentleman, let me tell you about an old Hollywood inspired performance by the genius songwriting of RAYE.
RAYE was nominated for Best New Artist and Songwriter of the Year at this year’s Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. Though she didn’t take home a trophy, her stunning performance of Oscar Winning Tears from her debut studio album made her one of the night’s standout moments. With a timeless orchestral arrangement and rich harmonies, RAYE delivered a powerful, cinematic showcase of true artistry.
A Tribute Performance Honoring the Late Quincy Jones
The Recording Academy honored the legendary producer, composer, and 28-time Grammy winner Quincy Jones on Sunday night.
The heartfelt tribute featured performances by Cynthia Erivo, Herbie Hancock, Lainey Wilson, Jacob Collier, Stevie Wonder, and Janelle Monáe. The segment was divided into distinct acts, starting with a special rendition of Fly Me to the Moon, followed by a lively band version of Let the Good Times Roll. Stevie Wonder then showcased his harmonica skills with a cover of Bluesette, before leading the crowd at L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena in a sing-along of We Are the World. The tribute concluded with Monáe highlighting the special friendship between Quincy Jones, and Michael Jackson.
Chappell Roan Advocates for Industry Change
She is now a two-time Grammy winner and a testament to never giving up on your dreams.
As Chappell Roan delivered her acceptance speech for Best New Artist, she expressed gratitude to those who helped her achieve her dreams and inspired her to persevere through the industry's hardships. However, what truly moved the crowd was her bold call for change, demanding that labels, which profit millions from artists, offer a living wage and healthcare to emerging artists. Roan used music’s biggest stage to advocate for future Best New Artists, using her platform to push for change.
She Did It, Beyonce wins Album of the Year!
The biggest award of the night goes to, Cowboy Carter!
This marks the first time Queen B has won Album of the Year, one of the Recording Academy’s most prestigious honors. She accepted the award alongside her daughter, Blue Ivy, creating an unforgettable moment for the legendary performer.
