As expected, the 62nd annual Grammy Awards ceremony was a night to remember.
From Billy Porter’s mechanical hat to a number of emotional tributes, music’s big night out was full of OMG moments. Here, the five best things that happened during tonight’s Grammys.
From her sweet tribute to the late basketball star Kobe Bryant to her multiple costume changes, the Good as Hell singer opened the show with an incredible performance. And did we mention she performed a flute solo? Yeah—epic.
During her opening monologue, the Grammys host shared some solemn words for the crowd, acknowledging Kobe's death right off the bat by saying that everyone there (and in the world) was feeling “crazy sadness.”
Then came a huge moment—she brought out Boyz II Men and sang “It's So Hard to Say Goodbye.” Pass the tissues, please.
Usher led the Prince tribute singing his rendition of “Little Red Corvette,” before moving on to a medley including “When Doves Cry” and “Touch.” Oh yeah, and FKA Twigs showed us some dance moves on a pole.
We pretty much got everything we wanted from the “7 Rings” singer. She sang a medley of songs from her most recent two albums and danced around in a robe and glitter. Don't worry, her ponytail remained intact.
There wasn’t a dry eye in the house when Lovato debuted her new song “Anyone” on the Grammys stage. She was even so emotional that she had to start it a second time. And man, those lyrics are powerful.
