‘Oh! The Grammy Goes To Luther Vandross!’ Funniest…
2026 Grammy Awards Red Carpet Recap
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Last night time’s star-studded Grammys was another shenanigan-stuffed spectacle with a slew of viral moments, including authentically distinctive star Durand Bernarr‘s hilarious response to successful his first Grammy, Girlie-Pop group Katseye flabbergasting the web with their, uh, efficiency (?), and Cher unintentionally asserting Luther Vandross as the winner of Record of the Year for Kendrick and SZA’s hit collab ‘Luther.’
In an immediately iconic second, the 79-year-old legend seemingly only anticipated to settle for the Lifetime Achievement Award for her 60-year profession before host Trevor Noah called her back to current the last award.
Following a flustered second with the teleprompter and envelope, a clearly confused Cher announced, “Oh, the Grammy goes to Luther Vandross!” which immediately despatched social media into a frenzy because, effectively, the beloved crooner handed away in 2005.
Always stylish, Cher corrected herself that “the Grammy goes to Kendrick Lamar” and apologized as the group bustled with laughter.
Naturally, social media exploded with memes poking enjoyable at the second where Cher appeared to genuinely consider that Luther Vandross received a Grammy.
Other standout moments included the soul-stirring tribute honoring D’Angelo and Roberta Flack with a super homage to Gospel giant Richard Smallwood.
Led by Lauryn Hill, the buzziest second of the night time featured lovely tributes by Bilal, Lucky Daye, Leon Thomas, Raphael Saadiq, Anthony Hamilton, Vanguard BGVS, and Jon Batiste, who closed with a stirring rendition of “Africa.”
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