Billie Eilish dominated at this year’s Grammys, winning five of the six awards she was nominated for.
The 18-year-old was already the youngest artist to ever be nominated in the awards show’s four main categories – Record Of The Year, Song Of The Year, Album Of The Year and Best New Artist – and has gone on to make history again by triumphing in all four.
Not only is she the youngest artist to scoop all four of the night’s big awards, she’s also one of two to do so, the first being Christopher Cross back in 1981.
Billie also picked up Best Pop Vocal Album, beating stiff competition from more established stars, Beyoncé,
Ariana Grande, Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift. It was also a big night for Billie’s fellow new artist Lizzo, who had been the most-nominated star of the night, eventually taking home a respectable three Grammys, including Best Pop Solo Performance for Truth Hurts.
Now, we’re going to be honest with you, the
Grammys do famously have about 400 categories, each more niche and technical than the last, so we’re going to restrict our list purely to those given out on the night.
But for those who want to see the awards that were dished out during the televised ceremony, here you go...Record Of The YearBillie Eilish - Bad GuyAlbum Of The YearBillie Eilish - When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Song Of The YearBillie Eilish - Bad GuyBest New ArtistBillie EilishBest Pop Solo PerformanceLizzo - Truth HurtsBest Rap AlbumTyler, The Creator - Igor Best Rap/Sung PerformanceHigher - DJ Khaled, feat. Nipsey Hussle and John LegendBest Country Duo/Group PerformanceDan + Shay - SpeechlessBest Comedy AlbumDave Chappelle
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