Dissecting the 2020 Grammy Nominations

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The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

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🗓️ 22 November 2019

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

The 2020 Grammys are led by a class of young, diverse artists. But there were still major snubs and surprises.

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0:00.0	One of the New York Times Popcast, your eight-year degree from Harvard, of music news and criticism.
0:07.0	I'm your host, John Geremonica. getting single. A worry about a ring on my finger so you can tell your friend.
0:16.6	Shoot your shot when you see him.
0:19.0	It's okay.
0:20.0	He already in my diem.
0:22.0	Why I'm in gray till they gotta be gray.
0:25.0	Don't text me, tell it straight to my face.
0:28.0	Best friends let me down in the salon chair.
0:31.0	Shampoo press get you out of my hill
0:34.0	fresh photos with the bomb lighting
0:37.0	new man on the Minnesota Vikings
0:40.0	truth hurts needed something more exciting bumb bumb bumb bumb bumb bumbi dumbi dumb bumb True
0:47.0	needed something more exciting.
0:46.0	I'm gonna hit you back and I'm in it.
0:48.7	Can you feel the excitement in the air?
0:51.2	Do you ever see what happens when a piece of fresh meat is tossed before a pack of
0:56.6	rabbit animals? What I'm trying to say is it's Grammy nomination day and the whole
1:01.6	squad is here. You were listening to Lizzo and the baby.
1:06.0	Again. That was Truth Hurts, remix, extended Boiler House version. 2019 will not go down as one of the most
1:16.2	memorable years in pop music. This year's Grammy nominations were with there were a
1:22.0	couple of left field people topping.
1:24.2	We have Lizzo who has eight nominations.
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