The 51st Annual Grammy Awards took place in Los Angeles last night. To say the least, the show took the words boring and snooze worthy to new depths, so I won't even bother wasting my time or yours by posting all the performances. Check out the highlights below:
T.I. & Justin Timberlake - "Dead & Gone"
Jennifer Hudson - "You Pulled Me Through"
Kanye West, T.I., Jay-Z, Lil' Wayne & MIA - "Swagger Like Us"
Estelle & Kanye West - "American Boy"
Lil' Wayne & Robin Thicke - 'Tie My Hands'
Carrie Underwood - "Last Name"
The Jonas Brothers & Stevie Wonder - "Burnin' Up"/"Superstition"
I'm not really going to go into detail on the performances, but I do want to use this as an opportunity to clarify my comments about calling Carrie Underwood the best female vocalist out. I've gotten numerous messages from people wanting to know why I thought she was the best out, so here it goes. In the original post, I stated, "I honestly can't look back and say I've ever seen a performance where Carrie wasn't vocally great." I never meant to say she the best female singer out, cause she's not, I was simply referring to her consistency, and she is the best vocalist out on the terms of consistency.
As for the performances, The Jonas Brothers and Stevie really surprised me (my personal fave of the night), Jennifer's emotion captured you, and the Hip-hop Summit was just joyful to watch.
T.I. & Justin Timberlake - "Dead & Gone"
Jennifer Hudson - "You Pulled Me Through"
Kanye West, T.I., Jay-Z, Lil' Wayne & MIA - "Swagger Like Us"
Estelle & Kanye West - "American Boy"
Lil' Wayne & Robin Thicke - 'Tie My Hands'
Carrie Underwood - "Last Name"
The Jonas Brothers & Stevie Wonder - "Burnin' Up"/"Superstition"
I'm not really going to go into detail on the performances, but I do want to use this as an opportunity to clarify my comments about calling Carrie Underwood the best female vocalist out. I've gotten numerous messages from people wanting to know why I thought she was the best out, so here it goes. In the original post, I stated, "I honestly can't look back and say I've ever seen a performance where Carrie wasn't vocally great." I never meant to say she the best female singer out, cause she's not, I was simply referring to her consistency, and she is the best vocalist out on the terms of consistency.
As for the performances, The Jonas Brothers and Stevie really surprised me (my personal fave of the night), Jennifer's emotion captured you, and the Hip-hop Summit was just joyful to watch.
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