Of course, when the duo is 11-time Grammy winner Bruno Mars and four-time Grammy winner Anderson. New duo Silk Sonic made their TV debut on the last Grammy Awards show and now they return as nominees, although they only released a small number of songs in the eligibility period. But a more surprising snub is BTS' “Butter,' a megahit of the summer from the Korean band, but their only Grammy nod this year came in the best pop dup/group performance category. 1 hit “Up,” which is nominated only for best rap performance. Kali Uchis found an audience for her mixed language hit “Telepatía” on TikTok, while Cardi B extended her reign with her No. The general record of the year and song of the year categories also left out some major singles that dominated both social media and the charts. Wallen was disqualified or limited from several music award shows this year and the Recording Academy gave him no nominations this year. Wallen was caught on camera using a racial slur earlier this year, but, despite that, his album, “Dangerous: The Double Album,” was one of the biggest selling albums of the year, spending 10 weeks on top of Billboard 200 albums chart. The four Scandinavian septuagenarians are up for their first ever Grammy nomination for their comeback song “I Still Have Faith In You.” Perhaps grandparents and grandchildren will have something to bond over at this year's Grammy Awards.Ĭountry star Morgan Wallen's commercial highs came at the same time of his own personal lows. Tony Bennett, the oldest of the bunch and packing 18 Grammy wins under his belt, is nominated with Lady Gaga for their version of “I Get a Kick Out of You.” But Swedish pop icons ABBA aren't resting on their laurels either. Here are some facts about this year's nominees:Ĭertainly pop music tends to cater to young teens, but this year's record of the year category nominees range from ages 95 to 18, with names that multi-generational families will all recognize. With new rules in place this year and a promise to regain trust among its members, the Recording Academy released its nominations on Tuesday for its 64th Grammy Awards.

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