A Kanye Moment at the Grammys....Without Kanye and 4 Other Memorable Moments

The way Adele talks to Beyoncé with all that passion & feeling,that's extremely amazing! #GRAMMYs #Beyonce #adele pic.twitter.com/HhqODObQms — Adele (@Adelefaans) February 13, 2017 Adele Pulls a Kanye West After Winning Song of the Year and Record of the Year Over Beyoncé British pop singer Adele upset Beyoncé to win two of the night's biggest awards: Song of the Year for "Hello" and Record of the Year for "25." When she accepted her second gramophone, the singer tearfully stated Bey's visual album "Lemonade" should have taken home the big honor. "The 'Lemonade' album was just so monumental," Adele said, pushing a grateful Beyoncé to tears. "All of us artists here adore you and you are a light. And the way you made me and my friends feel — the way you made my Black friends feel — is empowering." Chance the Rapper's #GRAMMYs acceptance speech pic.twitter.com/Bp9iPaMUCH — Tyler Conway (@jtylerconway) February 13, 2017 Chance the Rapper Makes History for Streaming-Only Win Chance the Rapper made Grammy history Sunday, Feb. 12, when he won three gramophones for his streaming-only mixtape "Coloring Book." The God-fearing MC took home the prizes for Best Rap Album, Best New Artist — the first Black hip-hop artist to win it since Lauryn Hill in 1999 — and Best Rap Performance. "I know that people think that independence means you do it by yourself, but independence means freedom," he said of his non-music label status. "I do it with these folks right here. Glory be to God!" BEYONCÉ FULL PERFORMANCE! RT TO SAVE A LIFE #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/zcvClrswj6 — ?? (@Minajlb) February 13, 2017 Pregnant Beyoncé's Jaw-Dropping Visual Performance Beyoncé's twins pregnancy didn't stop her from giving a show-stopping performance of the "Lemonade" ballads "Love Drought" and "Sandcastles." Her highly visual effort combined pre-taped clips with an onstage spectacle featuring two dozen dancers. Bey's performance focused on the relationship between mother and child and she defied gravity at one point in the set. https://www.instagram.com/p/BQcCD7HAoy9/ Grammys Mistake Shirley Caesar for CeCe Winans During a segment showcasing the list of Lifetime Achievement award recipients, the Recording Academy mistakenly showed a clip of gospel singer CeCe Winans instead of honoree Pastor Shirley Caesar. Many viewers caught the mistake, including NewsOne Now anchor Roland Martin, who said the organization should apologize to the formerly embattled artist. A Tribe Called Quest, Busta and Anderson Paak SHUT. THE. STAGE. DOWN. at the #GRAMMYs last night. (via @kingwole) pic.twitter.com/ueh18YyKJz — The Shadow League (@ShadowLeagueTSL) February 13, 2017 A Tribe Called Quest and Busta Rhymes Take Aim at President Trump A Tribe Called Quest put on its first performance since the loss of Phife Dawg in March. The set, which included the songs "Award Tour," "Can I Kick It?" and the Anderson.Paak-assisted "Movin' Backwards," was a political one. Rappers Consequence and Busta Rhymes also were featured, the latter of which called out Donald Trump. "Thank you, President Agent Orange, for perpetuating all the evil that you're perpetuating throughout the United States," he said.

Adele Pulls a Kanye West After Winning Song of the Year and Record of the Year Over Beyoncé

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