Pop famous person Beyonce broke the document for many profession wins at music’s Grammy awards on Sunday however misplaced once more within the prestigious album of the 12 months class, this time to British singer Harry Types.

Beyonce added 4 Grammys to her assortment, bringing her lifetime whole to 32 and surpassing the tally of late classical conductor Georg Solti. She was nominated for 9 awards this 12 months.

Regardless of her success via the years, the 41-year-old “Break My Soul” singer has by no means claimed the most effective album trophy with any of her 4 nominations within the class. Types took residence that honor on Sunday for “Harry’s Home.”

“I’ve been so impressed by each artist on this class,” a stunned Types stated as he accepted the award. “On nights like tonight, it’s clearly so necessary for us to keep in mind that there is no such thing as a such factor as greatest in music.”

Types had thrilled the gang with a efficiency of his hit single “As It Was,” glowing in a silver fringe jumpsuit.

The previous “One Route” singer triumphed over a formidable listing of album contenders that included Beyonce, Puerto Rican rapper Unhealthy Bunny, singer and flutist Lizzo, British vocalist Adele and disco-era Swedish hitmaker ABBA.

Beyonce took the stage as she secured the all-time Grammy document together with her award for greatest dance/digital album for “Renaissance.”

“I’m attempting to not be too emotional. I’m attempting simply to obtain this evening,” Beyonce stated. “I need to thank God for shielding me. Thanks, God.”

She additionally thanked her household and “the queer neighborhood in your love and for inventing the style.”

Earlier, Beyonce was absent when she was named the winner of greatest R&B music for “Cuff It.” Host Trevor Noah stated the singer was caught in visitors. He later handed her the trophy at her seat within the viewers.

Grammy voters unfold the highest awards amongst a number of artists.

Lizzo’s upbeat “About Rattling Time” received document of the 12 months.

She devoted the award to Prince, saying the late artist had impressed her to make optimistic music. Lizzo additionally saluted Beyonce and recalled how she skipped out of college in fifth grade to see the “Halo” singer in live performance.

“You clearly are the artist of our lives,” Lizzo stated.

Blues singer Bonnie Raitt’s “Simply Like That,” about an organ donor, received music of the 12 months, one in all her three awards on Sunday.

BEYONCE FANS AGGRIEVED

Winners had been chosen by roughly 11,000 members of the Recording Academy, which has confronted complaints that it has failed to present correct recognition to Black artists. The group has taken steps lately to diversify its membership and overhaul voting procedures.

Followers of Beyonce flooded social media on Sunday, making the phrase “ROBBED” a trending matter on Twitter. “Beyonce has but once more been robbed,” Twitter person @coreynmarie wrote.

The ceremony aired reside on the CBS tv community and streaming service Paramount+.

In different classes, Unhealthy Bunny took residence the award for greatest música urbana album for “Un Verano Sin Ti.”

“I need to dedicate this award to Puerto Rico, the cradle of reggaeton,” Unhealthy Bunny stated in a mixture of English and Spanish.

For greatest rap album, Kendrick Lamar triumphed with “Mr. Morale & the Huge Steppers.” “I lastly discovered imperfection with this album,” Lamar stated.

The ceremony featured a tribute to 50 years of hip-hop with performances by an all-star linuep of artists starting from Public Enemy to Busta Rhymes, Queen Latifah and Missy Elliott.

American jazz singer Samara Pleasure was named greatest new artist.

“Oh my gosh. I’ve been watching you all on TV for therefore lengthy,” she stated. “All of you might be so inspiring to me.”

U.S. first woman Jill Biden introduced a brand new honor for a music that tackles social points. That accolade went to Iranian singer and songwriter Shervin Hajipour for “Baraye,” which Biden referred to as a “highly effective and poetic name for freedom and girls’s rights.”

(Reporting by Lisa Richwine and Danielle Broadway; Enhancing by Mary Milliken and Stephen Coates)