pink wild hearts can't be broken grammy performance

That’s an admirable way for a freshly minted star to act. However, his acceptance speeches were honest, direct and humble. His performance was powerful but hard to define. Yes, Lamar, who captured five prizes Sunday, is mainstream but he’s not household famous.

U2’s Bono and the Edge joined him for one tune but the songs weren’t familiar to the masses even if the rapper’s “Damn” was 2017’s biggest seller. Kendrick Lamar.The rapper extraordinaire opened the Grammys with a four-song medley, with each number featuring a different vibe dealing with the state of the nation. While collecting his album of the year prize (a safe move by the Recording Academy), he gave a shout-out to Minneapolis’ own producer/writers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis for being an influence.

No matter how many trophies (six plus best engineered album) he took home, he wins. For the record, during the 3½ hours of the televised Grammys, only nine trophies were presented while 18 performances took place.īruno Mars.Even if he dresses down in track pants and a hoodie to do some fancy dancing in tennis shoes, he charms. Analytics will follow in a few days at your favorite music nerds’ website. But who’s likely to get a big bounce after Sunday’s 60th annual Grammy Awards? Here’s our analysis.

So rest assured that Justin Timberlake’s “Man of the Woods” will top the Billboard charts after the Super Bowl. Second best is making an appearance on the Grammy Awards. Music industry analytics - sabermetrics aren’t limited to sports geeks - indicate that the biggest boost in sales comes from performing at the Super Bowl halftime show.

Pink wild hearts can't be broken grammy performance