Check Out the Men Who Won Big at the Grammys

Music’s biggest night! What more can we say. Year after year, music artists are honored for their talent and creativity that brings music alive in several forms. From the Best New Artist, all the way to the prestigious Album of the Year, the Grammys is an event that you strive and work hard to be a part of.

Last night, the 64th annual Grammy Awards took place in fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada. Stars from all over the country came to witness the iconic fashion styles and take part in the festivities.

What stands out to us is the way Black men shined through the night. We saw Lil Nas X once again make a bold statement about who is he is with a blazing performance of Call Me By Your Name and Industry Baby.

We saw a hip-hop legend Nas take us back with some of his top hits such as Made You Look and One Mic.

But, of course, the highlights of the night are the Black male winners who took home the prestigious golden gramophone trophy. Just to point out a few moments of Black male history last night, Kanye “Ye” West took home the Best Rap Song award for his song Jail alongside Jay-Z. This win for Ye broke the record for Jay-Z having the most wins as a rapper. He and Ye are now tied with 24 wins in Grammy history.

Jon Batiste took home the highest honor of the night Album of the Year including 3 other wins that night! Take a look at the Black men who took home the trophy for the following categories:

Best Progressive R&B Album Lucky Daye, Table for Two

Best Melodic Rap Performance

Kanye West, The Weeknd, & Lil Baby, "Hurricane"

Best Rap Song, Songwriter's Award Kanye West & JAY-Z, "Jail"

Best Rap Album Tyler the Creator, Call Me If You Get Lost

Best Music Film Questlove, Summer of Soul

American Roots Performance Jon Batiste, "Cry"

American Roots Song Jon Batiste, "Cry"

Best Music Video Jon Batiste, "Freedom"

Album of the Year Jon Batiste, We Are

Spoken Word Album Don Cheadle, Generation

Contemporary Blues Album Christone Ingram, 662

Contemporary Christian Music Album Maverick City Music, Old Church Basement

Large Jazz Ensemble Album Christian McBridge Big Band, For Jimmy, Wes and Oliver

Song of the Year Silk Sonic, "Leave the Door Open"

Record of the Year Silk Sonic, "Leave the Door Open"

Best Rap Performance Baby Keem featuring Kendrick Lamar, "Family Ties"