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The Weeknd calls out the Grammys for being ‘corrupt’ after receiving zero nominations - Face2Face Africa

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Canadian-Eritrean musician, The Weeknd, isn’t too happy with receiving zero nominations for the 2021 Grammys, and he laid bare his feelings in a tweet on Wednesday, labeling the Recording Academy as 'corrupt.' The singer’s snub came as a shock to many as he had a stellar year under review. His After Hours album debuted at...

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