The Weeknd says Grammys ‘mean nothing to me’ after recent nominations snub

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The Weeknd has said that he “doesn’t care” about his recent Grammy nomination snub. The artist, real name Abel Tesfaye, is set to headline the Super Bowl halftime show next Sunday (7 February), and perform songs from hit albums including 2020’s After Hours, Starboy (2016), and Beauty Behind the Madness (2015).

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After Hours and topping the Billboard Hot 100 chart with "Blinding Lights" and "Heartless." The Weeknd isn't being shy about his feelings about the Recording Academy and now is going so far as to shut down awards shows in general.“I use a sucker punch as an analogy,” The Weekend, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, says in an interview with . “Because it just kind of hit me out of nowhere.

the pop powerhouse told Billboard, noting that his collection of gilded gramophone trophies are totally insignificant to him now.“Look, I personally don’t care anymore. I have three Grammys, which mean nothing to me now, obviously,” The Weeknd, real name Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, insisted. “It’s not like, ‘Oh, I want the Grammy!’ It’s just that this happened, and I’m down to get in front of the fire, as long as it never happens again.

The Weeknd has insisted his past Grammy Award wins "mean nothing" to him. The 'Can't Feel My Face' hitmaker - who previously blasted the organisation as "corrupt" after finding out his hugely successful album 'After Hours' had been snubbed for the 2021 ceremony - has opened up on the controversy and insisted it has tarnished his past success.

The Weeknd doesn’t care about his old Grammy wins anymore.

The Weeknd has revealed his three Grammy awards “mean nothing” to him after he was snubbed from the 2021 lineup. The 30-year-old “Save Your Tears” hitmaker opened up in an interview with Billboard about received zero Grammy nominations for his critically acclaimed album, After Hours, which featured the smash hit “Blinding Lights”.

Just about every emotion ran through The Weeknd’s head when he found out that his critically acclaimed album After Hours had not received a single Grammy nomination.

The Weeknd is opening up about being snubbed by the 2021 Grammy Awards. The 30-year-old singer covers Billboard‘s latest issue, and, in the accompanying interview, reveals that receiving zero Grammy nominations for his critically and fan-acclaimed album, After Hours, changed how he feels about the Grammys he’s already won.The Weeknd previously won three Grammys; R&B Performance and Urban Contemporary Album in 2016, and the latter award again in 2018.