Critics were largely positive. Rolling Stone called it “the most unpredictable Grammys since the 2017 Beck/Beyoncé upset.” Variety praised the diversity of winners but noted the lack of representation for hard rock and metal, which were relegated to the pre-telecast ceremony. The Los Angeles Times argued that the Academy still has a “pop bias,” pointing out that despite Beyoncé’s country win, no traditional Nashville artist took home a major country award.
, who enjoyed meteoric rises during the eligibility period, brought a fresh, high-concept theatricality to the stage. Their performances were highlights of the broadcast, showcasing a shift toward camp, vocal precision, and "main character energy" that resonated deeply with younger demographics. This infusion of new blood balanced the veteran presence of artists like Taylor Swift Billie Eilish The 67th Annual Grammy Awards -2025-2025
Forget the traditional pop medley. The performance that broke the internet was a collaboration between (fresh from military service) and Karol G . They performed a remix of Jungkook’s “Seven” and Karol G’s “Mi Ex Tenía Razón,” merging reggaeton beats with K-pop choreography. The stage featured a rotating waterfall and a 200-person dance crew. Within ten minutes of the broadcast ending, the clip had 50 million views on TikTok. Critics were largely positive