stage to shine a light on the Recording Academy's history of snubbing Black artists, and one in particular, her Destiny's sibling"Shawn Carter is one of the greatest men I know and his words ring so loud to me," the"When Love Takes Over" singer told"I'm just really happy for a lot of things that he said," she added. "I think that he made a lot of artists feel very seen and very heard in those minutes that he took on stage.
"We want you all to get it right," Jay-Z said while accepting . "We love y'all. We want you to get it right. At least get it close to right. And obviously it's subjective because it's music. And it's opinion-based.""So, even by your own metrics that doesn't work," Jay said as Beyoncé looked on from beneath the brim of her cowboy hat. "Think about that — the most Grammys, never won Album of the Year. That doesn't work.
She continued, "I'm not saying that because it's my sister, I'm saying it because it's the truth. I've seen the blood, sweat and tears that she puts into these projects, and her thoughts and her heart and her passion and her soul."