Super Bowl Halftime Show: The Weeknd's Fans Call out Grammys for Tweet Following Awards Snub
The Weeknd fans quickly called out the Recording Academy when its Twitter page celebrated the [...]
Are you for real
— Gaga Now ⚡️ (@ladygaganownet) February 8, 2021
After the Grammy nominations were announced in November, fans were stunned that After Hours was ignored. The Weeknd even made a public comment on the situation. "The Grammys remain corrupt. You owe me, my fans, and the industry transparency," he wrote at the time.
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me searching for a reason as to why the grammys would post this after snubbing the weeknd pic.twitter.com/gRJ2gFWqIs
— Chris🎄❄️☃️ (@itscruelsummerr) February 8, 2021
Harvey Mason Jr., the interim Recording Academy President/CEO, insisted The Weeknd was not intentionally snubbed. "For The Weeknd, in every year you only have a certain amount of people you can nominate for each category," he said at the time. "...In my experience, it's not really been about trying to even the playing field for every different group and make sure that everyone's included. It's really about trying to highlight quality and excellence."
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Snubbing him then posting this y’all are way too shameless smh 🤦🏽♂️ pic.twitter.com/cWQWJqqIqk
— King Wow (@wowthatshiphop) February 8, 2021
"You seriously had the balls to post this while you nominated him for nothing this year," one person wrote. "Snubbing him then posting this y'all are way too shameless smh," another added.
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— paupau 🏈 (@theweekane) February 8, 2021
"If I were the weekend I would've blocked you lol," one fan wrote to the Recording Academy. "not y'all using him for some interactions after snubbing him this year," another added.
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"Mariah Carey warned us about you a long time ago, the world should have listened!!!" one person wrote. "snubbed him and now using him for clout....y'all not seeing those pearly gates," another added.
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— aileen ☻ (@ladslouve) February 8, 2021
Without The Weeknd, the nominees for the Album of the Year Grammy are Jhene Aiko's Chilombo, Black Pumas' self-titled debut, Coldplay's Everyday Life, Jacob Collier's Djesse Vol. 3, Women in Music Pt. III by Haim, Dua Lipa's Future Nostalgia, Post Malone's Hollywood's Bleeding, and Folklore by Taylor Swift. The Grammys air live on March 14 on CBS.
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