7 Best Performances At The 2021 Grammy Awards

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JAKARTA - The 2021 Grammy Awards ceremony which was held on Sunday, March 14, when the United States left a deep impression on the audience. Not only was it held during the pandemic, there were many musicians who made their first appearance at this event.

This time, we summarize the best performances at the 2021 VOI Grammy Awards. Listen together here.

Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar

For the first time he entered the Grammys and was the opening act. Harry Styles appeared with a new harmonization and arrangement for Watermelon Sugar wearing a leather jacket and green tassel.

DaBaby and Roddy Ricch - Rockstar

DaBaby performed something different from a Rockstar song where he invited a gospel choir and a surprise additional lyrics that read, “My skin don't look the same, so I get singled out. Right now I'm performing at the Grammys, I'll probaby get profiled before leavin 'out. " refers to violence against blacks.

Bruno Mars, Anderson. Paak, Silk Sonic - Leave the Door Open

With a '70s vibe, the duo Bruno Mars and Anderson, Silk Sonic, went retro for Leave the Door Open. Simple without any gimmicks, their voices filled fans' longing for their second work.

Taylor Swift - Medley (Cardigan, August, Willow)

Making his first appearance in five years, Taylor Swift performed a medley for three songs from the Folklore and Evermore albums Cardigan, August, Willow. Accompanied by Aaron Dessner and Jack Antonoff, Swift's stage turns into a forest and a cabin according to the music video.

BTS - Dynamite

BTS chose to have fun with their first appearance. With the one take concept and colorful costumes, BTS happily sang Dynamite. They prove that singing while dancing is not an obstacle.

Megan Thee Stallion - Medley (Body, Savage, WAP)

As one of the most anticipated musicians, Megan Thee Stallion's appearance cannot be said to be ordinary. She appeared singing Body and Savage until Cardi B joined the stage to sing WAP. They appear in Barbarella style and echo women's empowerment.

Black Pumas - Colors

The duo Eric Burton and Adrian Questada performed Colors with a phenomenal guitar solo. Black Pumas' intimate appearance made the entire audience immersed in their voices.