Billie Eilishmight’ve gotten “everything i wanted” tonight.The 18-year-old musician just earned record of the year for her song “Bad Guy,” meaning the star swept all four major categories of the night, including album of the year, song of the year and best new artist.The singer, who was the second-most nominated artist of the night, is the youngest musician to ever be nominated — and win — all four.Eilish skipped a speech, instead taking to the microphone alongside brother and collaboratorFinneas O’Connellfor a quick “Thank you” in unison before quickly leaving the stage.Kevork Djansezian/GettyThe duo had only just left the stage after previously accepting the award for album of the year.“Mainly I think the fans deserve everything. I feel like they have not been talked about enough tonight, because they’re the only reason any of us are here at all,” Eilish previously told the crowd as she accepted her best new artist prize. “So, thank you to the fans… You guys make this worth it.”RELATED VIDEO: TearfulDemi LovatoEmotionally Debuts Song ‘Anyone,’ Written Before Overdose, at GrammysLizzoand Eilish are the first to be nominated in all four general field categories sinceSam Smithin 2015.Also nominated in the record of the year category were Bon Iver for “Hey, Ma,”Ariana Grandefor “7 Rings,” H.E.R. for “Hard Place,” Khalid and Disclosure for “Talk,”Lil Nas XandBilly Ray Cyrusfor “Old Town Road,”Lizzofor “Truth Hurts” andPost Maloneand Swae Lee for “Sunflower.”Be sure to check outPEOPLE’s full Grammys coverageto get the latest news on music’s biggest night.Last year, Childish Gambino took home the record of the year award for “This is America.” In 2018,Bruno Marstook home the prize for “24K Magic.”The 62ndGrammy Awardsaired live from Los Angeles’ Staples Center on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. EST on CBS.
Billie Eilishmight’ve gotten “everything i wanted” tonight.
The 18-year-old musician just earned record of the year for her song “Bad Guy,” meaning the star swept all four major categories of the night, including album of the year, song of the year and best new artist.
The singer, who was the second-most nominated artist of the night, is the youngest musician to ever be nominated — and win — all four.
Eilish skipped a speech, instead taking to the microphone alongside brother and collaboratorFinneas O’Connellfor a quick “Thank you” in unison before quickly leaving the stage.
Kevork Djansezian/Getty
The duo had only just left the stage after previously accepting the award for album of the year.
“Mainly I think the fans deserve everything. I feel like they have not been talked about enough tonight, because they’re the only reason any of us are here at all,” Eilish previously told the crowd as she accepted her best new artist prize. “So, thank you to the fans… You guys make this worth it.”
RELATED VIDEO: TearfulDemi LovatoEmotionally Debuts Song ‘Anyone,’ Written Before Overdose, at Grammys
Lizzoand Eilish are the first to be nominated in all four general field categories sinceSam Smithin 2015.
Also nominated in the record of the year category were Bon Iver for “Hey, Ma,”Ariana Grandefor “7 Rings,” H.E.R. for “Hard Place,” Khalid and Disclosure for “Talk,”Lil Nas XandBilly Ray Cyrusfor “Old Town Road,”Lizzofor “Truth Hurts” andPost Maloneand Swae Lee for “Sunflower.”
Be sure to check outPEOPLE’s full Grammys coverageto get the latest news on music’s biggest night.
Last year, Childish Gambino took home the record of the year award for “This is America.” In 2018,Bruno Marstook home the prize for “24K Magic.”
The 62ndGrammy Awardsaired live from Los Angeles’ Staples Center on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. EST on CBS.
source: people.com
