Let's take a look at next year's Grammys (2/12/2012)

KillaCham

Nominations:

GENERAL FIELD AWARDS

Album Of The Year
Loud, Rihanna
21, Adele
Born This Way, Lady Gaga
Doo-Wops & Hooligans, Bruno Mars
Wasting Light, Foo Fighters

Record Of The Year (Given to artist & producers
Rolling In the Deep, Adele
Firework, Katy Perry
Grenade, Bruno Mars
Holocene, Bon Iver
The Cave, Mumford & Sons

Song Of The Year (Given to writer)
All of the Lights (performed by Kanye West, Rihanna, Kid Cudi and Fergie)
Rolling In the Deep (performed by Adele)
Grenade (performed by Bruno Mars)
The Cave (performed by Mumford & Sons)
Holocene (performed by Bon Iver)

Best New Artist
Nicki Minaj
J. Cole
The Band Perry
Bon Iver
Skrillex


RAP

Rap Album
Watch the Throne, Jay-Z and Kanye West
Pink Friday, Nicki Minaj
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Kanye West
Tha Carter IV, Lil Wayne
Lasers, Lupe Fiasco

Rap Song (Given to writer)
Look At Me Now (performed by Chris Brown, Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes)
Otis (performed by Jay-Z and Kanye West)
All of the Lights (performed by Kanye West, Rihanna, Kid Cudi and Fergie)
Black and Yellow (performed by Wiz Khalifa)
I Need A Doctor (performed by Dr. Dre, Eminem and Skylar Grey)
The Show Goes On (performed by Lupe Fiasco)

Rap Performance
Look At Me Now, Chris Brown, Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes
Otis, Jay-Z and Kanye West
Moment 4 Life, Nicki Minaj and Drake
Black and Yellow, Wiz Khalifa
The Show Goes On, Lupe Fiasco

Rap/Sung Collaboration
Party, Beyoncé and André 3000
I’m on One, DJ Khaled, Drake, and Lil Wayne
I Need A Doctor, Dr. Dre, Eminem and Skylar Grey
What’s My Name?, Rihanna and Drake
Motivation, Kelly Rowland and Lil Wayne
All of the Lights, Kanye West, Rihanna, Kid Cudi and Fergie


R&B

R&B Album
F.A.M.E., Chris Brown
Love Letter, R. Kelly
Pieces of Me, Ledisi
Kelly, Kelly Price
Second Chance, El DeBarge

R&B Song (Given to writer)
Far Away (performed by Marsha Ambrosius)
Fool For You (performed by Cee Lo Green and Melanie Fiona)
Not My Daddy (performed by Kelly Price and Stokley)
Pieces of Me (performed by Ledisi)
You Are (performed by Charlie Wilson)

R&B Performance
Far Away, Marsha Ambrosius
Pieces of Me, Ledisi
Not My Daddy, Kelly Price and Stokley
Is This Love, Corinne Bailey Rae
You Are, Charlie Wilson

Traditional R&B Performance
Fool for You, Cee Lo Green and Melanie Fiona
Radio Message, R. Kelly
Sometimes I Cry, Eric Benét
Good Man, Raphael Saadiq
Surrender, Betty Wright and The Roots


POP

Pop Vocal Album
Loud, Rihanna
21, Adele
The Lady Killer, Cee Lo Green
Born This Way, Lady Gaga
Doo-Wops & Hooligans, Bruno Mars

Pop Solo Performance
Someone Like You, Adele
Yoü And I, Lady Gaga
Grenade, Bruno Mars
Firework, Katy Perry
F***in’ Perfect, Pink

Pop Duo/Group Performance
Paradise, Coldplay
Moves Like Jagger, Maroon 5 and Christina Aguilera
Body and Soul, Tony Bennett and Amy Winehouse
Dearest, The Black Keys
Pumped Up Kicks, Foster the People

Traditional Pop Vocal Album
Duets II, Tony Bennett and various artists
The Gift, Susan Boyle
In Concert on Broadway, Harry Connick Jr.
Music Is Better Than Words, Seth MacFarlane
What Matters Most, Barbra Streisand


DANCE

Dance Recording
Raise Your Weapon, Deadmau5 and Greta Svabo Bech
Barbra Streisand, Duck Sauce
Sunshine, David Guetta and Avicii
Call Your Girlfriend, Robyn
Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites, Skrillex
Save the World, Swedish House Mafia

Dance/Electronica album
Nothing But the Beat, David Guetta
Body Talk, Pt. 3, Robyn
Zonoscope, Cut/Copy
4×4=12, Deadmau5
Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites, Skrillex


ROCK

Rock Album
Rock ‘N’ Roll Party Honoring Les Paul, Jeff Beck
Wasting Light, Foo Fighters
Come Around Sundown, Kings of Leon
I’m With You, Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Whole Love, Wilco

Rock Song (Given to writer)
The Cave (performed by Mumford & Sons)
Down By the Water (performed by The Decemberists)
Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall (performed by Coldplay)
Lotus Flower (performed by Radiohead)
Walk (performed by Foo Fighters)

Rock Performance
Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall, Coldplay
Down By the Water, The Decemberists
Walk, Foo Fighters
The Cave, Mumford & Sons
Lotus Flower, Radiohead

Hard Rock/Metal Performance
On the Backs of Angels, Dream Theater
White Limo, Foo Fighters
Curl of the Burl, Mastodon
Public Enemy No. 1, Megadeth
Blood In My Eyes, Sum 41

Alternative Album
Bon Iver, Bon Iver
Codes and Keys, Death Cab for Cutie
Torches, Foster the People
Circuital, My Morning Jacket
The King of Limbs, Radiohead


COUNTRY

Country Album
Speak Now, Taylor Swift
My Kinda Party, Jason Aldean
Chief, Eric Church
Own the Night, Lady Antebellum
Red River Blue, Blake Shelton
Here for A Good Time, George Strait

Country Song (Given to writer)
Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not (performed by Thompson Square)
? Gave Me You (performed by Blake Shelton)
Just Fishin’ (performed by Trace Adkins)
Mean (performed by Taylor Swift)
Threaten Me With Heaven (performed by Vince Gill)
You and Tequila (performed by Kenny Chesney featuring Grace Potter)

Country Solo Performance
Dirt Road Anthem, Jason Aldean
I’m Gonna Love You Through It, Martina McBride
Honey Bee, Blake Shelton
Mean, Taylor Swift
Mama’s Song, Carrie Underwood

Country Duo/Group Performance
Don’t You Wanna Stay, Jason Aldean with Kelly Clarkson
You and Tequila, Kenny Chesney featuring Grace Potter
Barton Hollow, The Civil Wars
Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not, Thompson Square

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8/31/2011

Since we're only 1 month away from the Grammy cut-off date - the time frame in which an album/song must be released to be eligible for nomination - ...let's look at some of the potential category's that hip-hop can shine in. This year is gonna be a good look for Kanye, at least for nominations.

As of right now I see the nominees looking something like this:

Album of the Year
21, Adele
Duets II, Tony Bennett
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Kanye West
Country slot: Taylor Swift, Jason Aldean and Alison Krauss
Other contenders/wildcards: Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Cee-Lo Green, Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry
I don't think there was a standout Rock album for there to be a Rock album slot.. but if there was it'd go to one of these: Foo Fighters, Radiohead, Fleet Foxes, Bon Iver, Red Hot Chili Peppers

Record/Song of the Year (2 categories)
Rolling In The Deep/Someone Like You, Adele
You & I, Lady Gaga
Grenade, Bruno Mars
1+1, Beyonce
The Cave, Mumford & Sons
Firework, Katy Perry
Runaway, Kanye West
Don't You Wanna Stay, Jason Aldean & Kelly Clarkson
For The First Time - The Script
Pumped Up Kicks, Foster The People
If I Die Young, The Band Perry

Kanye is a strong contender this year but Adele is most likely gonna ruin his chances at getting any awards in the general fields (AOTY/SOTY/ROTY) ... Dude pretty much neglected that album. He definitely has chances in the Rap categories, though.

Best Rap Album
Watch The Throne, Jay-Z & Kanye West
Pink Friday, Nicki Minaj
Tha Carter IV, Lil' Wayne
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Kanye West
Tyler The Creator, Goblin
Other contenders: Lasers, Rolling Papers, Man On The Moon 2: The Legend of Mr. Rager

Best New Artist
The Band Perry
Jessie J
Nicki Minaj
Luke Bryan (or random Alternative/AAA artist)
Foster The People/Sleigh Bells (random, unknown artist, a la Esperanza Spalding)
maybe Bon Iver if he's even eligible

Nicki Minaj will def be a Best New Artist nominee and she is ostensibly the frontrunner. No one else has sold as much, has had as many hit singles, and is as credible. Following closely behind is The Band Perry. Foster The People seemed like a longshot, but with a top twenty hit that's climbing up the charts, they're shoo-ins for a nod.

Best Rap/Sung Collaboration
All of the Lights, Kanye West & Rihanna
Moment 4 Life, Nicki Minaj & Drake
Lift Off, Jay-Z & Kanye West & Beyonce
Bottoms Up, Trey Songz & Nicki Minaj
What's My Name, Rihanna & Drake
Lighters, Hell Meets Evil & Bruno Mars

Best Rap Performance/Best Rap Song (2 categories)
Monster, Kanye West, Jay-Z, Nicki Minaj & Rick Ross
Look At Me Now, Chris Brown, Busta Rhymes & Lil Wayne
Otis, Jay-Z & Kanye West
Did It On'em/Roman's Revenge, Nicki Minaj & Eminem
Runaway, Kanye West & Pusha T
Super Bass, Nicki Minaj
Moment 4 Life, Nicki Minaj & Drake
6 Foot 7 Foot, Lil Wayne & Cory Gunz
All of the Lights, Kanye West
Lupe Fiasco, The Show Goes On

Pop Vocal Peformance by a Duo or Group
Tony Bennet & Amy Winehouse
Price Tag, Jessie J & B.o.B.
ET, Katy Perry & Kanye West
Good Life, One Republic
For The First Time, The Script

Any other predictions? Am I missing something?

IceBergTaylor

You think Goblin will be up for a Grammy? Why?

wordsRweapons

Those are very solid predictions.

I think we might see "I Need a Doctor" pop up on the nomination list somewhere though.

lamontbdc

$pyda wrote: »

You think Goblin will be up for a Grammy? Why?

same thing i was thinking

and wasn't nikki best new artists last year

KillaCham

$pyda wrote: »

You think Goblin will be up for a Grammy? Why?

Probably not. But he's rising in fame quick as hell and the album got "generally favorable reviews" so he just might be this year's off, "unpopular" nominee.

Kame

Maybe switch goblin with rolling papers or something, not cause it was better but more popular

I still think Ye can pull an arcade fire though... Critics loved mbdtf even more than 21

21 got favorable reviews but sold like 4/5 mill copies?

KillaCham

wordsRweapons wrote: »

Those are very solid predictions.

I think we might see "I Need a Doctor" pop up on the nomination list somewhere though.

Damn, I forgot about that ? .

lamontbdc wrote: »

same thing i was thinking

and wasn't nikki best new artists last year

Na, Drake was. She was nominated last year but Grammys changed Best New Artist rule to artists being disqualified if they've won a Grammy before instead of just nominated..

MillzOG

Chammy Hiiiiiiiiiii

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WTF happened with the DFL nh??


also Adele got Album of the year on lock

cobbland

You know damn well Eminem will sweep all the "rap" categories at the Grammys.

kuskklassic

Best Rap Album
1. Watch the Throne - JayZ n Kanye West
2. Lasers - Lupe Fiasco
3. My Dark Twisted Fantasy - Kanye West
4. Pink Friday - Nicki Minaj
5. Carter IV - Lil Wayne
Contenders: Goblin, Rolling Papers, Bad Meets Evil

dalyricalbandit

All i know either jay or bey are gonna win something just because of the child.........bey on stage = views

KillaCham

KingdomKame wrote: »

Maybe switch goblin with rolling papers or something, not cause it was better but more popular

I still think Ye can pull an arcade fire though... Critics loved mbdtf even more than 21

21 got favorable reviews but sold like 4/5 mill copies?

In the US its sold over 3 million but worldwide its over 9.2 million...and that's why I think she has the edge this year over Kanye. Ye has more of the critical acclaim.. but Adele not only has the critical appraisal but she also has the bigger sales too. Double whammy. Kanye's got the critical appraisal, but not the sales. Seeing as Adele has two HUGE factors, along with radio success and chart success, she's all the more likely to take the trophy.

Kanye would've had a much better chance at gettin the Grammy for AOTY from Arcade Fire this year of he released his album before 2010's eligibility deadline.

JokerzWyld

Carter IV will be in contention for Best Rap Album/ Album Of The Year simply for sales and the amount of singles. Since he has so many singles it would make sense to put them in contention against other songs in rap categories. Some of Nicki's songs will probably be removed in lieu of his records which are newer and have resulted in higher sales. However, i agree that Adele will clean up at the Grammys this year since she is white, soulful, & commercially successful. She can be pops newer & sober British white soul singer to replace Amy Winehouse. Eh, that's all i think. When are the nominees announced?

Best Rap Album

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Watch The Throne
Tha Carter IV
Rolling Papers
Lasers

These albums are very pop-oriented and fit the Grammys taste. Ideally, i would hope for Twisted Fantasy, but i think it will come down between WTT and C4.

KillaCham

Grammy submissions here (not nominations). Gonna post the full list of Rap submissions later...




With the 2012 Grammy Award nominations set to be announced next month, buzz for the industry’s most prestigious night continues to intensify.

And though the noms are undeniably the main driver of the show itself, the list of label-submissions for each category makes for a compelling read.

What categories is your favourite hoping to be featured in? Find out after the jump!


ADELE
Album of the Year - 21
Record of the Year – “Rolling in the Deep”
Song of the Year – “Rolling in the Deep”
Best Pop Solo – “Someone Like You”
Best Pop Album - 21
Best Short Form Music Video – “Rolling in the Deep”

B.O.B
Best Rap Performance – “Don’t Let Me Fall”
Best Rap/Sung – “Sanford and Son”
Best Rap/Sung – “So High”
Best Rap Song – “Don’t Let Me Fall”
Best Rap Song – “So High”

BEYONCE
Album of the Year - 4
Album of the Year - Watch the Throne
Record of the Year – “I Was Here”
Song of the Year “I Was Here” (written by Diane Warren)
Best Pop Solo – “Best Thing I Never Had”
Best R&B Album - 4
Traditional R&B Performance – “1+1”
Best R&B Solo – “Countdown”
Best R&B Song – “1+1”
Best Rap/Sung – “Party”
Best Short Form Music Video – “Run the World (Girls)”
Best Long Form Music Video - I Am… World Tour

BON IVER
Album of the Year - Bon Iver
Album of the Year - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Album of the Year - Watch the Throne
Record of the Year – “Holocene”
Song of the Year – “Holocene”
Best New Artist
Best Pop Group – “Beth/Rest”
Best Rock Performance – “Perth”
Best Rock Song – “Perth”
Alternative Album - Bon Iver

BRITNEY SPEARS
Album of the Year - Femme Fatale
Record of the Year – “Till the World Ends”
Song of the Year – “Till the World Ends”
Best Pop Album - Femme Fatale
Best Pop Solo – “Till the World Ends”

BRUNO MARS
Album of the Year - Doo-Wops & Hooligans
Record of the Year – “Grenade”
Song of the Year – “Grenade”
Best Pop Solo – “Grenade”
Best Rap/Sung – “Lighters”
Best Rap Song – “Lighters”

CARRIE UNDERWOOD
Record of the Year – “Mama’s Song”
Record of the Year – “Remind Me”
Song of the Year – “Mama’s Song”
Best Pop Solo – “There’s A Place For Us”
Best Country Song – “Mama’s Song”
Best Country Group – “Remind Me”
Best Country Solo – “Mama’s Song”

CHRIS BROWN
Best Pop Solo – “Yeah 3X”
Best Rap Performance – “Look At Me Now”
Best Rap/Sung – “Body 2 Body”
Best Rap/Sung – “My Last”
Best Rap/Sung – “Yesterday”
Best Rap/Sung – “? of Gold”
Best Rap/Sung – “Get Back Up”
Best Rap Song – “Look At Me Now”
Best Rap Song – “My Last”
Best Dance Recording – “Beautiful People”

CHRISTINA AGUILERA
Record of the Year – “Bound to You”
Record of the Year – “Moves Like Jagger”
Song of the Year – “Bound to You”
Best Pop Solo – “Bound to You”
Best Pop Group – “Moves Like Jagger”
Best Song Written for Visual Media – “Bound to You”
Best Compilation Soundtrack - Burlesque

DAVID GUETTA
Best Dance Album - Nothing But the Beat
Best Dance Recording – “Sunshine”
Best Short Form Music Video – “Where Them Girls At”

DEV
Best Dance Recording – “In the Dark”

DRAKE
Best Rap Performance – “She Will”
Best Rap Performance – “Moment 4 Life”
Best Rap/Sung – “Loving You No More”
Best Rap/Sung – “I’m On One”
Best Rap/Sung – “Fall for Your Type”
Best Rap/Sung – “What’s My Name?”
Best Rap/Sung – “Unusual”
Best Rap Song – “Loving You No More”
Best Rap Song – “Marvin’s Room”

EMINEM
Best Rap Performance – “That’s All She Wrote”
Best Rap/Sung – “I Need a Doctor”
Best Rap/Sung – “Lighters”
Best Rap Song – “I Need a Doctor”
Best Rap Song – “That’s All She Wrote”
Best Rap Song – “Lighters”
Best Rap Album - Hell: The Sequel (Deluxe Edition)

FOSTER THE PEOPLE
Album of the Year - Torches
Record of the Year – “Pumped Up Kicks”
Song of the Year – “Pumped Up Kicks”
Best New Artist
Best Pop Group – “Pumped Up Kicks”
Alternative Album - Torches

GLEE CAST
Best Pop Group – “Teenage Dream”
Best Pop Group – “Bills, Bills, Bills”
Best Pop Group – “Loser Like Me”

GWYNETH PALTROW
Best Country Solo – “Coming Home”

J. COLE
Best Rap Performance – “Work Out”
Best Rap/Sung – “Can’t Get Enough”
Best Rap/Sung – “All I Want is You”
Best Rap/Sung – “Only Wanna Give It to You”
Best Rap Song – “Mr. Nice Watch”
Best Rap Album - Cole World: The Sideline Story

JAY-Z
Album of the Year - Watch the Throne
Album of the Year - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Record of the Year – “Otis”
Song of the Year – “Otis”
Best Rap Performance – “Otis”
Best Rap Performance – “Boongie Drop”
Best Rap/Sung – “The Moon & The Sky”
Best Rap Song – “Mr. Nice Watch”
Best Rap Song – “Otis”
Best Rap Album - Watch the Throne

JENNIFER LOPEZ
Album of the Year - Love?
Record of the Year – “On the Floor”
Record of the Year – “Starting Over”
Best Pop Solo – “Papi”
Best Pop Album - Love?
Best Pop Group – “On the Floor”

JILL SCOTT
Album of the Year - The Light of the Sun
Record of the Year – “So In Love”
Song of the Year – “So In Love”
Best R&B Album - The Light of the Sun
Best R&B Song – “So In Love”
Traditional R&B Performance – “So In Love”
Best R&B Solo – “The Light“ (Piano Mix)

JOHN LEGEND
Album of the Year - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Best Rap/Sung – “Never Forget You”
Best Rap/Sung – “Eyez Closed”
Best Rap/Sung – “Blame Game”

KANYE WEST
Album of the Year - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Album of the Year - Watch the Throne
Record of the Year – “Otis”
Record of the Year – “All of the Lights”
Song of the Year – “Otis”
Song of the Year – “All of the Lights”
Best Pop Group – “E.T.”
Best Rap Performance – “Otis”
Best Rap Performance – “Start It Up”
Best Rap Performance – “Marvin and Chardonnay”
Best Rap/Sung – “Eyez Closed”
Best Rap/Sung – “All of the Lights”
Best Rap/Sung – “Blame Game”
Best Rap Song – “All of the Lights”
Best Rap Song – “Otis”
Best Rap Song – “Start It Up”
Best Rap Album - Watch the Throne
Best Rap Album - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

KATY PERRY
Record of the Year – “Firework”
Song of the Year – “Firework”
Best Pop Solo – “Firework”
Best Pop Group – “E.T.”
Best Short Form Music Video – “Firework”

KELLY CLARKSON
Record of the Year – “Mr. Know It All”
Record of the Year – “Don’t You Wanna Stay”
Song of the Year – “Mr. Know It All” [Kelly not credited as a writer]
Best Pop Solo – “Mr. Know It All”
Best Country Group – “Don’t You Wanna Stay”

KELLY ROWLAND
Best Rap/Sung – “Gone”
Best Rap/Sung – “Motivation”
Best Rap Song – “Gone”

LADY GAGA
Album of the Year - Born This Way
Album of the Year - Duets II
Record of the Year – “Judas”
Record of the Year – “You and I”
Record of the Year – “The Lady Is a ? ”
Song of the Year – “Judas”
Song of the Year – “You and I”
Best Pop Solo – “Judas”
Best Pop Solo – “You and I”
Best Pop Album - Born This Way
Best Short Form Music Video – “Born This Way”
Best Short Form Music Video – “You and I”
Best Long Form Music Video - Inside the Outside

LIL’ WAYNE
Album of the Year - Tha Carter IV
Best Rap Performance – “Look At Me Now”
Best Rap Performance – “She Will”
Best Rap Performance – “6′7′”
Best Rap Performance – “Ballin”
Best Rap/Sung – “This is What Rock N Roll Looks Like”
Best Rap/Sung – “I’m On One”
Best Rap/Sung – “Dedication to My Ex (Miss That)”
Best Rap/Sung – “Motivation”
Best Rap/Sung – “Grapes on a Vine”
Best Rap Song – “Ballin”
Best Rap Song – “Look At Me Now”
Best Rap Song – “6′7′”
Best Rap Song – “Welcome to My Hood”
Best Rap Album - Tha Carter IV

MAROON 5
Record of the Year – “Moves Like Jagger”
Song of the Year – “Moves Like Jagger”
Best Pop Group – “Air I Breathe”
Best Pop Group – “Moves Like Jagger”

NICKI MINAJ
Album of the Year - Pink Friday
Album of the Year - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Record of the Year – “Super Bass”
Song of the Year – “Super Bass”
Best New Artist
Best Pop Group – “Fly”
Best R&B Song – “I Ain’t Thru”
Best Rap Performance – “Moment 4 Life”
Best Rap Performance – “Right Thru Me”
Best Rap Album - Pink Friday
Best Rap/Sung – “I Ain’t Thru”
Best Rap Song – “Right Thru Me”
Best Short Form Music Video – “Check it Out”
Best Short Form Music Video – “I Ain’t Thru”
Best Short Form Music Video – “Fly”
Best Short Form Music Video – “Where Them Girls At”

ROBYN
Best Dance Recording – “Call Your Girlfriend”
Best Dance Album - Body Talk, Part 3

RIHANNA
Album of the Year - Loud
Album of the Year - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Record of the Year – “We Found Love”
Record of the Year – “All of the Lights”
Song of the Year – “We Found Love”
Best Pop Solo – “? ”
Best Pop Group – “Fly”
Best Pop Album - Loud
Best Rap/Sung – “What’s My Name?”
Best Rap/Sung – “All of the Lights”
Best Rap Song – “All of the Lights”
Best Short Form Music Video – “Man Down”

SNOOP DOGG
Best Rap Performance – “Get the Funk Out of My Face”
Best Rap Performance – “Winning!”
Best Rap Performance – “Boom”
Best Rap/Sung – “The Mack”
Best Rap/Sung – “Eyez Closed”
Best Rap/Sung – “Real Woman”
Best Rap Song – “Boom”
Best Rap Song – “Winning!”
Best Rap Album - Doggumentary

TAYLOR SWIFT
Album of the Year - Speak Now
Record of the Year – “Back to December”
Song of the Year – “Back to December”
Best Pop Solo – “Back to December”
Best Country Album - Speak Now
Best Country Solo – “Mean”
Best Country Song – “Mean”

TYLER, THE CREATOR
Best New Artist
Best Rap Performance – “Trouble on My Mind”
Best Rap Performance – “Yonkers”
Best Rap/Sung – “She”
Best Rap Song – “Trouble on My Mind”
Best Rap Song – “Yonkers”
Best Rap Album - Goblin

ysl313

damn if adele takes this grammy from ye man...MBDTF deserves album of the year grammy but i thinkt hese are solid predicts

G.R.I.P. Money $$$

its not gonna happen, but i would love to see B.O.B.-so high get nominated

cuz thats a Slim Thugga song..

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blackdemo

Ive never heard a adele song in my life, i always hear the name but never heard the artist

ysl313

christhehighguy wrote: »

stopped taking grammy's seriously when wayne won one.

i stopped when he ashed his blunt in it

Mvpbrodie93

If MBDTF doesnt win I'm never watching this ? again.

Kame

They have to pick out of that many songs.... damn
But yeah Ye deserves the win cause he had the better album, but adele's album is too successful not to at this point

KillaCham

Damn, some of my predictions were pretty spot-on..especially Rap Album looks like I'm the man again..

usmarin3

Can't wait till next year when ? in Paris get nominated and they have to say it when announce it.

KillaCham

usmarin3 wrote: »

Can't wait till next year when ? in Paris get nominated and they have to say it when announce it.

Ha, that would be funny but the label has been promoting it to Pop radio by just the title 'Paris' so that's probably how that ? is gonna be solved. *wipes sweat of Grammys foreheads nh*