War and Treaty Laud Jay-Z’s Grammy Advocacy for Beyoncé
- Jay-Z used his Grammy acceptance speech moment to speak about his wife, Beyoncé’s 4 losses in the Album of the Year category. Music couple, The War and Treaty, who were also at the awards show, agreed with Jay-Z’s stance.
- The War and Treaty defended Jay-Z’s view that Beyoncé’s albums are worthy of the top prize, comparing her musical and philanthropic contributions to those of Michael Jackson.
- The War and Treaty advised Beyoncé to consider making a country record and emphasized the importance of continuing to strive for accolades in the music industry, echoing Jay-Z’s encouragement to Beyoncé and other disappointed nominees.
Music Power Couple Supports Jay-Z’s Grammy Defense of Beyoncé
Jay-Z was right to advocate for his wife Beyoncé during his Grammy speech, according to fellow music couple The War and Treaty.
The Best New Artist nominees spoke about Jay-Z using his acceptance speech to highlight Beyoncé’s 4 losses in the Album of the Year category.
The duo agreed with Jay-Z, expressing that Beyoncé’s albums are indeed worthy of top recognition.
The War and Treaty also compared Beyoncé to Michael Jackson in terms of both music and philanthropy. They reminded that Jackson had once won AOTY for his “Thriller” album.
Jay-Z’s advice to Beyoncé and other nominees was to persist in seeking the accolades they deserve.
The War and Treaty also suggested that Beyoncé could consider creating a country record – a reflection of their own genre bias.
The duo’s comments offer unique insights into the Jay-Z/Beyoncé/Grammys situation, revealing the inner workings of a music couple.
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