The “Crazy in love” singer arrived at the 2023 Grammys with nine nominations for her most recent work called “Renaissance.” The artist who arrived late at the gala due to traffic problems in the city of Los Angeles, California, where the awards ceremony takes place, however, before her arrival her name was mentioned as the winner of the award for Best R&B Song for “Cuff it”, an award that he could not collect due to his absence.
For this award, delivered by actor James Corden who, upon opening the envelope, pointed out that a historic moment is being lived by naming the winner of the Best Dance / Electronic Album award, for which “Renaissence”.
A moved Beyoncé received her Grammy “I’m trying not to be too emotional,” the 41-year-old American singer said on the verge of tears as she received her fourth trophy of the night and the 32nd of her career, beating out the classical music director Georg Solti who held the record of 31 statuettes.
“Thank you so much,” said a touched Beyoncé, to a standing ovation from the cream of music in the Crypto.com arena.
“I thank my parents, my father, my mother, for loving me and encouraging me. I want to thank my beautiful husband and three adorable children who are at home watching” the ceremony, continued the “Single Ladies” interpreter.
I want to thank the queer community for their love and for inventing this genre, God bless them
Beyoncé and her husband, rapper Jay-Z, are the most nominated artists in Grammy history, 88 each.
I want to thank the community queer for their love and for inventing this genre, may God bless them,” the singer finished to a standing ovation.
Although the gala continues its course, the singer could increase her record for the other categories in which the former Destiny Child still competes.
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