Bad Bunny took home the Grammy for música urbana album of the year on Sunday night at the 68th annual Grammys, marking a major win for the Puerto Rican rapper in his first appearance at the ceremony.
The crowd erupted into cheers as Bad Bunny made his way to the stage to accept his award. "Before I say thanks to God, I'm going to say ICE out," he began, sparking applause from the audience before switching to English and proclaiming, "We're not savage, we're not animals, we're not aliens. We are humans and we are Americans."
Olivia Dean also won an early award at the ceremony, taking home the trophy for best new artist.
Dean's victory was a sweet moment for her as she wiped away tears to thank God, her family, and particularly those who have fought for their rights, saying "I never really imagined that I would be up here. I'm up here as a granddaughter of an immigrant. I wouldn't be here... I am a product of bravery and I think that those people deserve to be celebrated."
Other notable winners at the ceremony included Kendrick Lamar, who took home his fourth Grammy for Best Rap Album. His win broke Jay-Z's record for most career Grammys won by a rapper.
Kendrick Lamar expressed gratitude in his speech, saying "Hip-hop is always going to be right here... We're gonna have the culture with us."
FKA twigs became only the second Black woman to win in the dance/electronic album category for her work on 'EUSEXUA'.
Latin rock or alternative album went to CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso for their first win, where they gave a heartfelt speech thanking their homeland of Argentina and all of Latin America.
Turnstile also won his first Grammy for rock performance for his cover of Black Sabbath's "Changes (live from Villa Park)," which he performed at Ozzy Osbourne's final show.
The crowd erupted into cheers as Bad Bunny made his way to the stage to accept his award. "Before I say thanks to God, I'm going to say ICE out," he began, sparking applause from the audience before switching to English and proclaiming, "We're not savage, we're not animals, we're not aliens. We are humans and we are Americans."
Olivia Dean also won an early award at the ceremony, taking home the trophy for best new artist.
Dean's victory was a sweet moment for her as she wiped away tears to thank God, her family, and particularly those who have fought for their rights, saying "I never really imagined that I would be up here. I'm up here as a granddaughter of an immigrant. I wouldn't be here... I am a product of bravery and I think that those people deserve to be celebrated."
Other notable winners at the ceremony included Kendrick Lamar, who took home his fourth Grammy for Best Rap Album. His win broke Jay-Z's record for most career Grammys won by a rapper.
Kendrick Lamar expressed gratitude in his speech, saying "Hip-hop is always going to be right here... We're gonna have the culture with us."
FKA twigs became only the second Black woman to win in the dance/electronic album category for her work on 'EUSEXUA'.
Latin rock or alternative album went to CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso for their first win, where they gave a heartfelt speech thanking their homeland of Argentina and all of Latin America.
Turnstile also won his first Grammy for rock performance for his cover of Black Sabbath's "Changes (live from Villa Park)," which he performed at Ozzy Osbourne's final show.
! It's a major win for Latinx representation in the Grammys, especially for Puerto Rico - that moment when he said ICE out was EVERYTHING 
! And can we talk about how inspiring Olivia Dean's speech is? Her words about being an immigrant and her family's bravery are everything I need to hear right now 
. It's amazing to see artists using their platforms to celebrate their heritage and amplify marginalized voices 
. The Grammys still have a lot of work to do, but this is a step in the right direction! 
i mean in a good way lol bad bunny's speech was fire 
but also can we talk about how they just kinda skipped over anyone who's not spanish? like what about all the other talented artists out there? and omg olivia dean is literally my spirit animal 
her speech gave me CHILLS i love that she talked about being a product of bravery and celebrating those who deserve it. kudos to fka twigs for breaking down barriers too 
, bad bunny's win was fire 
and spoke about bein american too 
olivia dean's speech was so inspiring 
too much respect for her story. Kendrick lamar's speech was also pretty cool, but it felt kinda repetitive 
, like he said all his songs are gonna still be relevant in the future, yeah we get it, hip hop is forever 
bad bunny is so hyped I'm kinda surprised he took home the grammy for música urbana album of the year but i guess his vibes just resonated with the judges 
anyway I love that he gave a shoutout to ICE and expressed solidarity with the latinx community 
it's about time we saw more representation at the grammys 
! I love how he gave a shoutout to ICE, though not everyone might agree with that 
... it's a beautiful thing!
his words were so powerful and i love how he gave props to americans (yes, ppl born here too 
) olivia dean is my new fave artist, her speech was so emotional & inspiring 
kendrick lamar broke jay-z's record? goals! 
fka twigs is a total icon in the dance/electronic scene and turnstile's win for rock performance is amazing 
what i love about these grammys is how they celebrate different genres of music and ppl from all walks of life 
i've been loving his music for ages and it's amazing to see him getting the love he deserves. what was up with ice being mentioned tho? like, we get it, puerto rico is facing some serious struggles but c'mon, can't we just celebrate good vibes instead of bringing politics into the grammys 
. dean's win though was so beautiful and her story is truly inspiring 
! He's been killing the game with his música urbana tracks and it's awesome to see him get recognized for it 
. Kendrick Lamar is also my boy, and I love how he celebrated the culture of hip-hop 
He's been rocking out with his band for years, and it's awesome to see them get the recognition they deserve 
!
He's breaking barriers left & right, rep Puerto Rico with pride 
It all feels so... manufactured. The truth is, these Grammys are just a front for the music industry's real agenda: controlling what we listen to and think. Wake up, sheeple! 
As a fan of indie music, it's amazing to see her getting the recognition she deserves. Her speech about being a product of bravery and celebrating those who fought for their rights... *gets emotional* 
.
meanwhile, Olivia Dean's win was super inspiring - she's proof that talent & hard work can take u to new heights 
but honestly, the real heroes r the immigrants & marginalized communities who've been fightin 4 their rights all along 
as a black woman in the music industry. i also loved kendrick lamar's words about hip hop culture being timeless