It's very weird that she got shut out of the R&B Song/R&B Performance categories since she usually excels at those (Drunk In Love won both last time). But at least she got ROTY and SOTY which she didn't last time. I'm very satisfied about these but I only really care about AOTY. She has enough Grammys, AOTY will be the cherry on top.
22 A Million, Blackstar, Moon Shaped Pool, Six Demolition, Pop Depression >
TALENT LOST!
Solid nominees in this category. It's kinda weird - '22, A Million', 'Blackstar', and 'AMSP' are the only records you could maybe call "alternative". Iggy and Polly are straight-up rock, but I guess they're not mainstream enough to get into that category.
Beyoncé in "Best Rock Performance" is a joke, and I say that as someone who likes the song itself.
She didn't submit "Daddy Lessons" this year. She'll probably submit the version featuring the Dixie Chicks next year. I get that Beyoncé's unbelievable success this era in every single section of the industry upsets you, but maybe you should take the time and reflect on it. Clearly your opinion is on the wrong side.
I don't think he's totally alone. I appreciate Lemonade's cultural significance, but I think Beyonce's self-titled album is the best thing she ever released. None of the songs on Lemonade stood out to me with the exception of Formation.
7 Years is legit the worst song of all time. Can't believe they nominated that mess. TWICE.
Kinda shocked they snubbed Bowie and Radiohead from AOTY & instead they nominated that random country album (feels like such a forced nom) and Purpose and Views