Megan Thee Stallion just won her first Grammy and made history! The Houston Hottie and fellow Houston baddie Beyoncé won the Best Rap Performance award and it’s the first time an all-female collaboration received the award. More inside…
Women’s History Month just got sweeter!
The ladies are taking over this year’s Grammys Awards. Houston ladies to be exact.
Megan Thee Stallion just copped her very first Grammy Award and she shares it with none other than her idol, Beyoncé.
The female duo won Best Rap Performance for “Savage Remix,” the background track for a TikTok challenge craze. It’s the first time an all-female collaboration has won the award, marking a shift in the music industry that the future is female.
The Houston ladies beat Lil Baby (“The Bigger Picture”), Big Sean (“Deep Reverence”), the late Pop Smoke (“Dior”), DaBaby (“BOP”), and Jack Harlow (“WHATS POPPIN”).
And look, when Meg was announced as the winner, her reaction was all of us. The “WAP” raptress was SO shocked and surprised by win. By the end, she was fighting back tears.
Peep her emotional acceptance speech below:
Congrats Best Rap Performance winner - 'SAVAGE' @TheeStallion ft. @Beyonce #GRAMMYs
WATCH NOW ––#GRAMMYPremiere https://t.co/RxyLdKA9Hv pic.twitter.com/vkfG3KtC4B
— Recording Academy / GRAMMYs (@RecordingAcad) March 14, 2021
Aww.
It didn’t stop there. Meg also won the Grammy for Best New Artist, presented by Lizzo. Get into her speech below:
| Megan accepting her award for "Best New Artist" at the #GRAMMYs. pic.twitter.com/DjvPx2ZIbt
— Megan Charts (@StallionOnChart) March 15, 2021
.@theestallion is the first female rapper to win Best New Artist at the #GRAMMYs this century (first since Lauryn Hill).
— chart data (@chartdata) March 15, 2021
She's the first female rapper to win Best New Artist since Lauryn Hill received the honor in 1999.
Woot! Congrats Meg! After an insane 2020, she deserves this.
By the way, Bey is on track to surpassing Alison Krauss’ 27-win record. She just won her 36th Grammy for “Savage Remix” with Meg and she also won Best Music Video for “Brown Skin Girl” with her 9-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter and Wiz Kid. Blue is the 2nd youngest to ever win a Grammy. In total, Bey was nominated for 9 awards, so she has 7 more categories to get through to see if she'll become the official Grammy Queen.
Talk about Hip Hop royalty.
Swipe through our gallery below of celebs on the Grammy's red carpet - both in-person & virtually!
Photos: Meg's IG/Beyonce's IG
source: theybf
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