Megan Thee Stallion is also joining the livestream.

There’s Brittany Howard too. She has submissions all over Rock/Alternative, American Roots and R&B fields (I just can’t remember the exact submissions for the last one) – and assuming this insider is true she could overperform and land 8-9 nods.

I’m predicting:

7 noms for Roddy (thanks to rap field double noms)
6 noms for Taylor, The Weeknd and Maren Morris (thanks to The Highwomen)
and 3 for both Dua (4 if she manages to sneak into BPVA) and Harry.

I don’t see any other pop names with a bunch of nominations this time around. May luck be with everyone – us included!

The Weeknd, Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber tied for biggest winners of the night with 3 each.

Some mroe observations:

Roddy Ricch is listed as Rodrick Moore (I don’t know if they’ll update)
The Weeknd is listed as “Weeknd” on the URL (as opposed to the previous one with “the”)
Illangelo is listed as Carlo Montagnese (After Hours producer and engineer/mixer)

Well, if at least we get the 403/404 thing tomorrow or on Monday……….. let’s see if they’ll help us with the glitch again.

lol at this DaBaby mess up: https://twitter.com/clanky17/status/1330199385645441027

Hadn’t Taylor released folklore or The Weeknd submitted to Pop then he would an actual chance – and even then he would have to deal with Dua and her campaign all over your face. The nomination will be his reward for all of this, he’s not the runner-up.

they don’t. Harry, maybe if he was respected, and Dua too if there wasn’t a crowded line-up – acclaim isn’t the focus here. Just check out all the previous ten winners.

I love how Fiona is giving some kind of content while at the same time doesn’t really give a F about Grammys or anything else. Unbothered queen.

I believe they’ll be posted accordingly on his youtube channel.

Three upcoming Vevo performances from The Weeknd next week.

11/23: “Alone Again”
11/24 (Grammy noms day): “In Your Eyes”
11/25: “Faith”

BBC’s best albums of 2020 (no ranking; it is seemingly alphabetical):

Fiona Apple – Fetch the Bolt Cutters
Chloe x Halle – Ungodly Hour
Bob Dylan – Rough and Rowdy Ways
Dua Lipa – Future Nostalgia
Róisín Murphy – Róisín Machine
Run the Jewels – RTJ4
Rina Sawayama – Sawayama
Nadine Shah – Kitchen Sink
Taylor Swift – Folklore

“WAP”, “Midn…[Read more]

VMAs, AMAs, Super Bowl announcement, multiple music videos for non-singles (including upcoming ones), an ad highlighting his achievements and critical reception, Rolling Stone Grammy preview issue and Time 100 (he was lobbying to enter into Pop categories on both events). He’s also set to release “Save Your Tears” to radio next week and will…[Read more]

Neither Lil Baby or Megan are touching AOTY. He’ll be enough with a SOTY and her with a BNA (no, I don’t see “Savage” in ROTY but it may happens, who knows). The rap contenders are definitely Roddy and Run the Jewels.

Chromatica won’t miss Best Pop Vocal Album. The only time Gaga missed an album category was with Artpop – at a time when she was constantly bashed by media. Now, she’s an Academy Award-winning artist; the album has a #1 which is currently front-runner for Pop Duo/Group; her previous project earned her four Grammys – not to mention her “Joanne” Pop…[Read more]

Best Progressive R&B Album
Ungodly Hour – Chloe x Halle
Over It – Summer Walker
Chilombo – Jhené Aiko
A Muse in Her Feelings – dvsn
Lianne La Havas – Lianne La Havas

Best R&B Album
B7 – Brandy
The Piano Album – PJ Morton
The Wild Card – Ledisi
Spell My Name – Toni Braxton
Bigger Love – John Legend

Best R&B Song
“I Can’t Breathe” – H.E.R.
“Do…[Read more]

Best Country Album
What You See Is What You Get – Luke Combs
The Highwomen – The Highwomen
Wildcard – Miranda Lambert
Gaslighter – The Chicks
Never Will – Ashley McBryde
(Your Life is a Record – Brandy Clark)

Best Country Song
“The Bones” – Maren Morris
“Bluebird” – Miranda Lambert
“Six Feet Apart” – Luke Combs
“One Night Standards” – Ashley…[Read more]

Best Alternative Music Album
Fetch the Bolt Cutters – Fiona Apple
Hyperspace – Beck
Jaime – Brittany Howard
The Slow Rush – Tame Impala
Notes on a Conditional Form – The 1975
(Women in Music Pt. III – HAIM)

Best Rock Song
“Shameika” – Fiona Apple
“Stay High” – Brittany Howard
“Caution” – The Killers
“Orphans” – Coldplay
“False Prophet” – Bob…[Read more]

There is no way she misses Best Pop Solo Performance. BPVA, maybe.