Leaked; Full Video Jay-Z steals Grammys 2023 with 8-minute performance after boycott
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Receiving five nominations this year may or may not make Jay-Z return to the Grammys stage - but clearly "God did."
Bringing music lovers to church on Sunday, the 53-year-old Brooklynite hit the mic alongside hip-hop heavyweights Rick Ross, 47, Lil Wayne, 40, rap newcomer Fridayy and singer John Legend, 44 , and the DJ Khaled-produced collaboration "God Made It" at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards.
The hit received three nominations, including Song of the Year, Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance. And the spectacular show marked the long-awaited return of HOV as the head of the gala awards, where he performed "Drunk in Love" last time with his wife Beyoncé, 41, in 2014.
But Jay - who received bragging rights as an artist with the most Grammy nominations (that is, before Queen Bey tied his achievement this year with 88) - and the Recording Academy have not always agreed. away. Jay-Z joined DJ Khaled, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, John Legend and Fridayy for a colorful performance of "God Made."
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When Beyonce and husband Jay-Z retired from the media, Noah presented her with the award for Best R&B Song.
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In fact, the mogul has avoided Grammys for many years, starting in 1999 when he received the first of 24 Gold Gramophones in "Best Rap Album" for his famous album "Vol. 2...Be strong.
"By the way, the first time I missed the Grammys was for [DMX]," Jay revealed during an appearance on HBO's "The Shop: Uninterrupted" in 2021.
"We both had that date that year, it's not named," he continued to the "Lose My Mind" host. "I won that year for [Best] Rap Album, so my first Grammy win, I wasn't even there," Jay-Z added. “I wasn't even in the house because I stopped it for [DMX]. There is a competitive element, but it is a great love.
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