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Safaree Samuels and Fans Speak Out Following Spice Being Snubbed at the Grammys

3 years ago 6 Min Read
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While this past Grammy Award show wasn’t half as shocking as the most recent Oscars award show, some were still left with their mouths open following the reveal of award winners on the special night.

Lil Nas X was amongst the list of celebrities who didn’t win a Grammy award; however, he kept a positive attitude in hopes of winning at the next award show. The 22-year-old artist was nominated for 5 Grammy awards before uploading a video on Instagram, sharing that he didn’t take home a trophy.

“I ain’t win no Grammys, that sh*t hurt my feelings, that sh*t finna make me cry,” he sang on social media. “Zero out of five, that’s how many Grammys I won. That sh*t made me cry, that sh*t made me cry.”

lost all my grammies so far. let’s celebrate that! pic.twitter.com/Hq2n86Gy1e

— MONTERO (@LilNasX) April 3, 2022

The following day the “Industry Baby” singer posted a more uplifting tweet on Twitter. “Last night was my favorite performance yet,” he wrote. “A fun night in general. We lost all our grammies but that just mean it’s time to go even harder! Love y’all.”

Like Lil Nas X, reggae artist Spice also hopes to win a Grammy award next year. Many fans were upset that the well-known reggae artist lost the award to a white reggae group called SOJA. In support of Spice, Safaree Samuels, who is well known for paying homage to his roots, expressed his disappointment in the decision on social media.

“A white reggae group I never heard of beat spice in best reggae album?” he penned. “The Grammys never cease to amaze me. I wish artists would just really not go to that bullsh*t! They never know what they’re doing when it comes to giving out their trophies! Grammys GO SUCKKKK YUHHH MUMMAAA!!”

A white reggae group I never heard of beat spice in best reggae album ?? The Grammys never cease to amaze me. I wish artist would just really not go to that bullshit! They never know what they’re doing when it comes to giving out their trophies! Grammys GO SUCKKKK YUHHH MUMMAAA!!

— @IAMSAFAREE (@IAMSAFAREE) April 3, 2022

While many Spice fans were pretty upset on social media, Spice penned an encouraging message on her Instagram, sharing that she is still grateful to have come this far. “Besties don’t cry we’ve come along way,” she began.

“Remember I came from Homeless to this day so I’m really still very humbled and grateful, I see all your support and disappointments but you know we never give up, we back at it again tomorrow!! I love you all so much, watch little Gracie pan Grammy red Carpet.”

Besties don’t cry we’ve come along way. Remember I came from Homeless to this day so I’m really still very humbled and grateful, I see all your support and disappointments but you know we never give up, we back at it again tomorrow‼️ I love you all so much, watch little Gracie pic.twitter.com/MxU4kBQc33

— Spice (@spiceofficial) April 4, 2022

While Spice and Lil Nas X are remaining wishful for the next year, fans of the artist can’t help but express their opinion, believing that the decision is unfair. Check out the discussion below.

Twelve chickens, horse hair, goat blood and duppy dust just for y'all to give my Spice's Grammy to a group of white men?? pic.twitter.com/rbCVnWD6vU

— ????? ????????? (@officialtownrat) April 3, 2022

SPICE Losing The Grammy To SOJA Has PROVEN That We JAMAICANS & Our ENTERTAINMENT SECTOR Has WORK TO DO.

The GRAMMY’S, Along With THESE CULTURAL VULTURES, Are Way Too PRESUMPTUOUS, OUR CULTURE Is Being DISRESPECTED & Blatantly ROBBED.

We Need MUSICAL JUSTICE, This Ain’t It.

— Get Fab Now Fashion (@getfabnowboss) April 4, 2022

I am Jamaican. Never heard of #soja until today. I won't discredit their work esp having just listened to a few of their songs. Like it or not, it's reggae. Regardless, I think #Spice should have won. I don't understand the Grammy awarding policies. I will leave it at that.

— Leeshaun (@Leeshaun1) April 3, 2022

spice deserved that grammy yall robbed my sister and you will pay for it pic.twitter.com/AGxo1Sy1PM

— k (@KORTNEYMARAJ) April 4, 2022

So a white band named SOJA no ones heard of wins a Grammy for Best Reggae Album over Spice… something ain’t right #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/DQlTkH2O2M

— ? (@ayyshaee) April 3, 2022

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