Record of the Year “Hello,” Adele “Formation,” Beyoncé “7 Years,” Lukas Graham, “Work,” Rihanna featuring Drake “Stressed Out,” Twenty One Pilots Other big winners included an ebullient Chance the Rapper, a crowd favorite as both best new artist and the man behind the night’s best rap album, and David Bowie, who was given five posthumous statuettes (including one during the telecast) for his swan song, Blackstar. (That’s more than consolation for the technical difficulties that marred her George Michael tribute performance, prompting Adele to dramatically re-start her song partway through.) And at least the artist of Adele’s life did not leave the show empty-handed Beyoncé too received the statuette for best music video before the telecast began, and was given the prize for best urban contemporary album shortly after her roof-shaking, paradigm-shifting performance. Yes, Adele emerged victorious at the 59th Grammy Awards, walking away with an armful of trophies-five, in total, including the night’s two top prizes. “The artist of my life is Beyoncé, and this album to me, the Lemonade album, was just so monumental.” “I can’t possibly accept this award,” the soulful British singer/songwriter said from the stage at the end of a very long Grammy Awards telecast. BLIGE FT.So this is how 2017’s big Battle of the Divas ends: with a tearful Adele accepting both album of the year and record of the year, but not without paying homage to the artist that even she calls Queen B. JAZMINE SULLIVAN & BRYSON TILLER – INSECURE VERSACE ON THE FLOOR – WRITTEN BY: CHRISTOPHER STEVEN BROWN, JAMES EDWARD FAUNTLEROY, BRUNO MARS, PHILIP MARTIN LAWRENCE (BRUNO MARS) REDBONE – WRITTEN BY: GEORGE CLINTON, WILLIAM EARL COLLINS, GARY LEE COOER, DONALD MCKINLEY GLOVER II, LUDWIG EMIL TOMAS GORANSSON (CHILDISH GAMBINO) LOVE ME NOW – WRITTEN BY: BLAKE MATTHEW SIMON MILLS, JOHN HENRY RYAN, JOHN ROGER STEPHENS (JOHN LEGEND) LOCATION – WRITTEN BY: ALFREDO EMMANUEL GONZALEZ, OLATUNJI OLUTOMIWA, SAMUEL DAVID JIMENEZ, KHALID ROBINSON, JOSHUA SCRUGGS (KHALID) JOHN, SOLANGE KNOWLES, RAPHAEL SAADIQ (SOLANGE) SWAE LEE – UNFORGETTABLEĬRANES IN THE SKY – WRITTEN BY: TROY L. Rhythm & Bars Award (Formerly Best Hip-Hop Song of the Year)įRENCH MONTANA FT. The complete list of nominees for BET Presents: 2017 Soul Train Awards are:ĬHRIS BROWN FT. Multi-platinum and seven-time Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter, artist, actress and producer Toni Braxton is set to receive the coveted Don Cornelius Legend Award. The third annual Lady of Soul Award will be presented to Grammy Award-Nominated, multi-platinum, female R&B trio SWV. The next generation of soul is also being recognized, including Khalid and SZA, who are multi-nominees across categories including Best New Artist, Best R&B/Soul Male Artist, Best R&B/Soul Female Artist, Best Collaboration and the Ashford & Simpson Songwriter’s Award. Solange leads the bunch with seven total nominations including Best R&B/Soul Female Artist, and the highly coveted Video of the Year and Song of the Year for hit single “Cranes in the Sky.” Bruno Mars follows with six total nominations including two nominations for Song of the Year for his hit single “That’s What I Like,” and Album/Mixtape of the Year for “24K Magic.” DJ Khaled, Rihanna and Bryson Tiller also received multiple nominations this year including Video of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Collaboration. Filmed on November 5th at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, BET Presents: 2017 Soul Train Awards will air on BET and BET HER on November 26th, 2017 at 8PM ET. The annual celebration will recognize the best in Soul, R&B and Hip-Hop from legends to the next generation.
BET today announced the nominees for the BET Presents: 2017 Soul Train Awards across 12 different categories.
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