marshall mathers lp won the grammy for best rap album in 2001.
marshall mathers lp won the grammy for best rap album in 2001.
who won the grammy for best rap album in 2001?
marshall mathers lp
for the 45th grammy awards (2003), best male rap solo performance nominees included: eminem for "without me", jay-z for "song cry", ludacris for "rollout (my business)", mystikal for "bouncin' back (bumpin' me against the wall)", and nelly for "hot in herre". additionally eminem was nominated for: record of the year and best short form music video for "without me" as well as album of the year and best rap album for "the eminem show". ludacris' "word of mouf" and mystikal's "tarantula" were also nominated for best rap album. nelly also earned nominations for album of the year and best rap album for the album "nellyville" as well as record of the year and best rap/sung collaboration for the song "dilemma" (featuring kelly rowland), for a total five. regarding his nominations, nelly commented: "it's always good to be nominated, especially for something as big as the grammys. just the recognition itself is an award. but you want that little gold record player. you just want to take it home." the award for best male rap solo performance was presented to nelly at madison square garden in new york city, though not broadcast on television. his performances of "hot in herre" and "dilemma" alongside rowland at the awards ceremony included pyrotechnics. in addition, nelly received the grammy award for best rap/sung collaboration.
grammy award for best male rap solo performance
the best rap performance category was first presented at the 31st annual grammy awards in 1989. naras president mike green said in "billboard" that the music genre has "matured into several kinds of music, with several kinds of artists doing it". diane theriot, a representative of the awards department for the academy, recalled being "inundated with eligible rap entries during the first few years of having the category". in 1991, the category was split into the categories best rap solo performance and best rap performance by a duo or group. recognizing that both categories were continuing to receive numerous entries, the best rap album recognition was established for the 38th grammy awards in 1996—the inaugural award was presented to naughty by nature for "poverty's paradise". in 2003, the best rap solo performance category was divided into separate recognitions for female and male rap solo performances. the categories remained separated by gender until 2005 when they were combined into the genderless category originally known as best rap solo performance. additional rap categories include best rap/sung collaboration and best rap song, established in 2002 and 2004, respectively.
grammy award for best rap performance