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“A young kid from Giyani made it to that stage” – Musa Keys on losing his first Grammy nomination.
Musa Keys has expressed his gratitude for being part of one of the biggest stages in music and has responded to not winning his first Grammy award.
Keys made an incredible contribution to a Grammy-nominated by Nigerian star Davido; the song is titled Unavailable.
He became the latest artist in Mzansi to receive a nomination for the esteemed Grammy Award, an exclusive club of less than ten local acts, including Zakes Bantwini, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Black Coffee, Nomcebo Zikode, Wouter Kellerman, and Miriam Makeba, just to name a few.
The Grammy’s were a star-studded event hosted by Trevor Noah for the fourth year in a row, Keys arrived wearing a black leather ensemble with red trousers and oversized sunglasses, to the prestigious awards, but Tyla won the category for Best African Music Performance.
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The Amapiano actor posted pictures of his Grammys outfit on social media a celebrated the experience.
“GRAMMY NOMINATED.
IM PROUD & HAPPY A YOUNG KID
FROM GIYANI MADE IT TO THAT
STAGE.
MIGHT AS WELL MAKE IT MY
PLACE OF RESIDENCE.”
Grateful! This year we punish again 🥋🎶 pic.twitter.com/zFZepVpt46
— Musa Keys (@MusaKeyss) February 5, 2024
He also shared a video of a sold-out concert in Paris recently.
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