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So once again, we're continuing our annual tradition of a post-Gramie's behind-the-scenes breakdown with executive producer Ben Winston.

We're going to talk about the secrets behind superstar performances from Lady Gaga to Justin Bieber and a whole lot more.

Ben, thanks so much for joining me once again. How are you feeling after your last night's ceremony?

I feel good. I feel really good. It's a beast of a show.

It always is.

But I thought there were just some killer moments.

And as live television goes, as music television goes, if one of those moments happens on a show,

if Garga does that sort of performance or Justin Bieber stands, they're so vulnerable,

or Bad Bunny wins such a historic moment, or Kendrick breaks a record, or lowly young looks

as shocked as she does. If just one of those happens, that level of excitement on a show,

I think it would be really impactful to have them in an entire evening. It felt great.

So yeah, I never get too high after a show. I never get too low after a show. I'm quite level. But like, I think it, what you tell me, how do you feel?

No, I enjoyed it a lot. It seemed like a really great year with some, with a lot of different

emotions going on. I think that's what was cool. There were some big

political moments. There were some big in-memorium moments that hit very hard. Plus, there was a live

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