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The organization says that the Canadian rapper received the award for his "worldwide success across physical and digital formats, including downloads and streams."

Beyond the "in memoriam" that traditionally takes place at the awards ceremony- which John Legend and Cynthia Erivo will perform this year-Prince and George Michael will receive personalized musical tributes similar to what Lady Gaga did for David Bowie last year.

Snapchat friends of the duo (Drew Taggart and Alex Pall) were treated to a couple behind-the-scenes previews this week, which have now made their way online.

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Swift song "Bad Blood" kicks in about halfway through the short preview clip after we learn that the film's antagonist and protagonist are father and son.

Only those with an account will get full access, but she also shared a preview on Twitter. In the nearly 30 second clip, Gaga rides a motorcycle through backroads and performs an updated version of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" dance wearing a red leather jacket, very much like what Jackson wore during that era.

She confirmed the news via Instagram, writing, "I can officially confirm I have completed the process of adopting twin sisters from Malawi and am overjoyed that they are now part of our family.

Video of the late night television performance has now been posted online for the fans that missed the broadcast. The song is the very first taste fans are getting from the trio's forthcoming debut pop album.

Perry posted two new clues on Twitter Wednesday (February 8th), announcing in the first, "Plot Twist." In the brief video she shared, Perry's hands are seen plugging headphones into a disco ball while the camera zooms in on her manicure. "Find Me" her nails read.

But McMillan couldn't have been happier that Dion popped up in the intimate picture. "There are no words to describe this moment! what i thought was just going to be a special night seeing my favorite performer turned out to be a night filled with so much happiness, surprise & celebration with everyone we love & even ended with donuts and ice cream so idk how it could get better! i get to marry the man of my dreams & grow old with my best friend � �️ God's timing is so perfect. nothing could be better than this!! #justsaidyes @weddingwire"

The 19-year-old Swedish singer started the song on her own dressed in a black tube top and matching pants, and navigated the stage like a veteran. Then, at about two minutes mark, Ty joined in, wearing a black overcoat, a black-and-white striped shirt and shades, and complimented Larsson's melodic vocals with half-sung raps.

"When I got into music, I never understood it was a business," Swizz told N.O.R.E. and co-host DJ EFN. 'I never understood that it made billions. I never understood that it saved so many people from the street life that we was living. It was just something that I just lived and seen every day growing up in the South Bronx and then migrating back and forth to Harlem. It was something that we would play in our MPVs, Land Cruisers, Nautica Vans, it was just a way of life, naturally."

Swizz, of course, was part of the Ruff Ryders, and he worked with fellow Ryder DMX on the legendary hit 'Ruff Ryders' Anthem" in 1998, as well as records for Eve, Jay Z and Busta Rhymes, among others.

Writing has always been my outlet to help me process my thoughts, feelings, and emotions, and I think that comes through in its truest form in "Lost Again." I often state that it is my most personal song on the album and that's because it gives the listener a glimpse into my mind at some of my lowest points in life. The song is about someone contemplating suicide, which is a very dark subject matter, but it's also sadly a subject that has been fairly prevalent in my life. I've had a surprising amount of people in my life that have chosen to end theirs, and the effects it has on the people that are left behind are very unique and difficult to process. A lot of unanswered questions and "what if's" that can drive a person mad. But when you are exposed to such an act, multiple times, it's hard not to think about why someone would choose to take their own life and the appealing aspects of such a decision. No more worrying, no more sadness, no more hopelessness, no more responsibility, etc. The idea of not having to deal with any of that anymore can be a very inviting thought to somebody. But I have been on the other end enough to see how it affects the people in your life that you leave behind. The pain, sorrow and guilt it leaves on your loved ones. Because I have witnessed and felt all of that I have developed a sheer disdain for the act and view it as one of the most selfish things a person can do. So I made a point to end the song with the person choosing life instead of death and choosing to see the beauty in life and not just the sh*tty parts.

"Lost Again" actually started out as a different song. Originally it was a song I wrote called, "Lost Soul." The connection between the two titles and common theme of someone being lost I only very recently realized, believe it or not. I was playing "Lost Soul" one day on my looping pedal, I used to perform solo and use a lot of looping pedals so I still do a lot of my writing using them, and I was messing around and decided to reverse the loop. When I did that I noticed that it actually sounded really cool. The reversed guitar parts had almost a bowed string instrument quality to them and it gave the song a new chord progression. So I took that reversed loop and wrote "Lost Again" on top of it. You can still hear the original reverse loop in the final version. It is one of my favorite songs on the album, the first one I recorded, and the one where I feel I truly found my sound as a musician on. I hope people appreciate it and enjoy it.