Drake furiously attacks the Grammy Awards after disqualifying The Weeknd from her nominations
They were rumored to be at odds in recent years, but Drake assured everything was fine with The Weeknd when he defended him after the Grammy Awards for his works were ignored.
Drake ferociously attacks the Grammy
After The Weeknd, 30, was completely excluded from the nominations, the 34-year-old rapper said he believed the singer was "nominated" for "album or song of the year" in a Stories Instagram post.
Drake shared a long text post on a blue background thinking about whether it was time to not care about my crime.
Drake began by saying, “I think we should stop allowing ourselves to be traumatized every year by the disconnect between influential music and these awards and just accept that what was once the highest form of appreciation may not matter to the artists out there now and who will come next. that"...
"They can't change their ways," Drake continues. "I said The Weeknd released an album or song that deserved to be nominated for an album or song of the year along with countless other reasonable assumptions, and it never worked that way."
The rapper seemed to think the Grammys' structure might insulate him from any attempts to fix it, so he suggested putting in place a new replacement.
What matches the popularity of his music or acclaim is for Grammy to ignore himself, because his nominations and achievements are rarely
Drake is no stranger to cash he received.
In 2018, his album Scorpion achieved platinum certification, broke Spotify records on its first day of release, and became his eighth studio album in a row to debut at the top of the Billboard 200 chart.
However, the album received mixed reviews from critics, and was disqualified from being nominated for the Year of the Album Rap at Grammys.
The Weeknd isn't the only one
In another post, the rapper mentioned that Baby Lil, Pop Smoke, Pop and Popcaan as artists were also being ignored in the nomination list, and Drake said, "A lot of the missing names can't even be called ...".
