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8 Grammys who went to the wrong people this year — and who should've won instead

Callie AhlgrimApr 4, 2022, 23:31 IST

Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars won record of the year at the 2022 Grammys.Johnny Nunez/Getty Images for The Recording Academy

  • The 64th annual Grammy Awards took place in Las Vegas on Sunday.
  • As usual, several awards went to the wrong people, including three out of four major categories.
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Jon Batiste's "We Are" won album of the year, but it should've gone to Olivia Rodrigo's "Sour."

Jon Batiste, left, and Olivia Rodrigo.Johnny Nunez/Francis Specker/CBS/Getty Images

Silk Sonic took home record and song of the year. There were several better candidates in both categories.

Bruno Mars in "Leave the Door Open," left, and Lil Nas X in "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)."Bruno Mars/Lil Nas X/YouTube
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Once again, the Grammys snubbed BTS for best pop duo/group performance, rewarding Doja Cat and SZA instead.

SZA and Doja Cat in "Kiss Me More," left, and BTS in "Butter."Doja Cat/HYBE LABELS/YouTube

St. Vincent won best alternative music album, even though Halsey deserved it more.

St. Vincent's "Daddy's Home," left, and Halsey's "If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power."Loma Vista Recordings/UMG Recordings
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Tyler, the Creator, Doja Cat, or Lil Nas X would've made a worthier choice than Ye for best melodic rap performance.

Ye, left, and Tyler, the Creator in "Wusyaname."MEGA/GC Images; Tyler, the Creator/YouTube

Ye also won best rap song for "Jail" when it should've been "Best Friend" by Saweetie and Doja Cat.

Ye, left, and Doja Cat and Saweetie, right, in "Best Friend."Kevin Mazur/Getty Images; Saweetie/YouTube
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Somehow, Louis C.K. won best comedy album.

Louis C.K. performs at Madison Square Garden in 2016.Kevin Mazur/Getty Images
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