SZA could have wanted crutches and an help from Girl Gaga to make it onto the 2022 Grammys stage Sunday night time, however she nonetheless managed to beat her collaborator Doja Cat to the microphone.
The celebrity pair received the Grammy for Greatest Pop Duo/Group Efficiency for “Kiss Me Extra,” beating out BTS, Justin Bieber and Coldplay.
Moments after the 2 ladies had been introduced because the winners, Doja Cat was seen darting throughout the room to the stage earlier than providing a relatable excuse for her momentary absence.
“Pay attention, I've by no means taken such a quick piss in my entire life,” the rapper and singer quipped as she adjusted the entrance of her robe.
That revelation prompted SZA to reply, “I’m glad you made it again in time.”
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Doja Cat’s remarks recalled Michael Keaton’s Display Actors Guild Award acceptance speech in February. The “Dopesick” actor arrived late to the stage to select up the award for Excellent Efficiency by a Male Actor in a Tv Film or Restricted Sequence, blaming his delayed arrival on an ill-timed lavatory break.
And like Keaton, Doja Cat grew to become emotional as she mirrored on her award’s significance simply moments after acknowledging the offstage name of nature.
“I wish to downplay a number of shit,” she stated as she started to cry. “However this? It’s an enormous deal.”
Doja Cat was nominated for eight Grammys on Sunday, tying with Justin Bieber because the night time’s second most-nominated artists. The 2 got here in behind Jon Batiste, who acquired 11 nominations and finally received 5 Grammys.
Her win got here a bit greater than every week after she appeared to show her again on her occupation, briefly pledging to give up music over a web based conflict with followers after a storm compelled her to cancel a efficiency at Paraguay’s Asunciónico pageant.
By Sunday, nevertheless, Doja Cat was all smiles once more. And her plans to hit the street with The Weeknd on his After Hours Til Daybreak Tour, which kicks off in Toronto this July, are nonetheless in place.
“It’s going to occur, sure,” she informed Leisure Tonight. “North America, I'm coming.”
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