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30 but the amount of vote splitting makes In These Silent Days VERY tempting.
The other thing is, and feel free to call this biased, but I think some voters are gonna feel weird about having Adele standing up on the stage and once again apologize for beating Beyoncé.
ReplyCopy URLI’m totally devastated. There’s absolutely no excuse for this. We had everything we needed to make it to next year’s Champions League and we failed. We are Liverpool and qualifying to the competition is the bare minimum. I am sorry but it’s too soon for an uplifting or optimistic post. We let you and ourselves down.
It’s Adele or Brandi.
Beyoncé doesn’t stand a chance now with Mary J. Blige in the picture. Adele is thee Grammy darling so she may be able to withstand the heavy vote splitting with all the Pop albums. Brandi has support from several genres, which we saw favour Jon Batise last year. Keep an eye out on her.
ReplyCopy URLPersonally, gotta be Beyonce (and should win).
But, agreeing with everyone else, Mary’s appearance here will take away some of the R&B votes from her.
I’d say I’m intrigued to see it come down to four: Bad Bunny, Adele, Beyonce, and Brandi. Kendrick will be honored in the rap categories. Harry and Lizzo could win in ROTY/SOTY or Pop or none at all (Adele says hi). Blige, Coldplay, and ABBA are just happy to be included in the club.
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Abbott Elementary: Series, Brunson, Williams, James, Ralph, Perfetti, Walter
Only Murders in the Building: Series, Martin, Short, Gomez
The Bear: Series, White, Edibiri
Beef: Series, Yeun, WongMary J Blige in AOTY does NOT mean Beyonce has no chance. Last year Jon Batiste won with H.E.R. being nominated. Beyoncé has a narrative and crossover appeal. It’s between her, Adele and Brandi.
Not even remotely similar. Jon Batisite didn’t even win in the R&B field last year. He had a ton of support from elsewhere.
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