 Credit: CBS (from the 2026 Grammy Awards show, "In Memoriam" segment, which was amazing!) For many of today’s musicians, being on live, nationally televised awards shows comes about as naturally as a cat, walking calmly, through a busy dog park." Nowadays, a broadcasted, live awards show is, as the youth today say, generally “fighting for its life." If you've watched live awards shows for decades, much of the polish and presentation has suffered in recent years. I recently saw a post from a mutual about how the Grammy Awards have changed since the late 2010s, and how artists aren't appearing as disciplined and intentional. Now artists just “appear.” As someone who has studied broadcasting and music specifically, I have my reasons as to why this is.
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