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pucknut63 - February 13, 2012 at 1:31 PM
I agree with both of the above posts. There was a time when this award actually was worth winning and the show worth watching, however, I think th...
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I don't know why they even bother giving out these stupid music, movie, etc awards. It's all subjective. One person's favorite is another's junk....
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the fact that creed, matchbox 20, and nickelback (as well as bands like them) ever sold an album, let alone won awards, are proof that the industry...
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Sir Mix-a-Lot
1992 was kind of a weak year for solo hip-hop acts, as evidenced by the fact that among that year’s nominees were MC Hammer for “Addams Groove” (yes, the theme song from the 1991 “Addams Family” movie) and Marky Mark (yes, Mark Wahlberg) and his Funky Bunch for “You Gotta Believe.” Beating them out was a certain ode to the female posterior performed by a Seattle rapper named Anthony Ray, aka Sir Mix-a-Lot. Yes, “Baby Got Back” won a Grammy for Best Rap Solo Performance. You’re welcome, world!
