In a symbolic turn of events, Olivia Rodrigo has joined her longtime hero Taylor Swift as a winner in an unofficial Grammy award category: Most Clumsy on the Carpet.

The 19-year-old "Drivers License" singer dropped one of her three awards while posing for pictures. The image is quite similar to Taylor Swift's oopsie in 2010.

It was a night of surprises, snubs and sincere love.

Jon Batiste took home five of the 11 Grammy awards he was nominated for, including Album of the Year.

Olivia Rodrigo won three awards: Best Pop Vocal Album, Best New Artist, and Best Pop Solo Performance.

Chris Stapleton performed and won Best Country Song for "Cold."

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While there was virtually no drama at the 2022 Grammys, host Trevor Noah did sneak in a quick reference to Will Smith's Oscars slap.

Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow made an ... um ... interesting gesture during their performance of "Industry Baby."

Doja Cat nearly missed her acceptance speech for her first-ever Grammy win, running on stage, telling the crowd, “I’ve never taken such a fast piss in my whole life."

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Billie Eilish's brother and creative partner, Finneas, attempted to stop Twitter trolls from coming at Silk Sonic and Joe Batiste after the artists beat the siblings in the song, record, and album of the year categories.

The music may have seemed stale – but the feels were real.

Many of the nominated songs and albums at the 64th Annual Grammys at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas seemed downright ancient due to the ceremony being bumped from January to April.

But there were moments that made the night bigger than the music.

First, there was Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s video message about his country’s war with Russia. “The war. What is more opposite to music? The silence of ruined cities and killed people,” he said.

Then, there was Lady Gaga leaving no dry eye in the house when she performed solo in tribute to Tony Bennett, her 95-year-old collaborator and co-nominee who, suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, wasn’t able to make the show.
And, of course, there was the tribute to Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins. Although it felt too soon to properly do — after the Foos, having canceled their scheduled performance, had already won three awards — it reminded us all that “Everlong” doesn’t last forever.

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R&B singer H.E.R. stomped in excitement when she saw Jazmine Sullivan backstage after she won her first Grammy despite being previously nominated 12 times.

Host Trevor Noah shared the sweet moment on his Instagram story.

She couldn’t hold it in.

Doja Cat nearly missed accepting her 2022 Grammy award, making it back right on time to receive the statue for the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for “Kiss Me More.”

“I’ve never taken such a fast piss in my whole life,” Doja Cat said between heaving breaths after sprinting to the stage in heels.

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No awards show boasts a red carpet as bold and boundary-pushing as the Grammys; you’re far more likely to see stars showing up in campy couture or something see-through and plunging than a sophisticated (but safe) black gown or tux.

And 2022’s Trevor Noah-hosted show on Sunday, April 3 — which featured performances from fashion favorites like Lady Gaga, BTS and Billie Eilish — definitely delivered the sartorial drama.

From Dua Lipa in sexy, strappy vintage Versace to Saweetie in screaming pink Valentino Haute Couture, see our best-dressed picks from music’s biggest night.

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Grammy-winner SZA counted on a lot of friends to keep her mobile at the Grammys.

The singer, who with Doja Cat won Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for their collab “Kiss Me More,” showed up on crutches for the ceremony. When tottering to the stage to accept the award, she was given an impromptu assist from Lady Gaga, who made sure she didn't trip on the journey from her seat.

Then, after the show, Lil Nas X posted a video on Twitter in which he was seen wheeling still-glam, taffeta-wearing SZA around outside. The post was captioned: "i am now sza's personal care taker."

It turns out that SZA needed the crutches because of a mishap before she even arrived in Las Vegas.

"It's very funny because I fell out of bed right before it was time to like leave and get ready for this, like the day before," she told reporters after the ceremony. "Everything awesome in my life has also come with something very random."

Trevor Noah signed off from backstage after the show.

"Maybe we'll see you again at the next one," he said, predicting a return to host in 2023. "You never know."

Best Rock Song and first-time nominee Wolfgang Van Halen — son of the late, iconic guitarist Eddie Van Halen — posted a touching message on Twitter following his loss in that category.

Wolfgang posted an image with his mother, actress Valerie Bertinelli, and his girlfriend, Andraia Allsop, saying that while he didn't win Sunday, he still "got to have a wonderful night with the two most important women in the world."

He added that it was "an honor to be nominated for the first song I ever released on my own, in a category with other artists I've looked up to my entire life. I don't know if that'll ever fully set in."

He then paid tribute to his late father, who died in 2020 at age 65.

"Pop didn't win the first time he was nominated too, so it looks like I'm following in his footsteps quite nicely," he said of the late Van Halen legend. "Who knows what the future holds. All I know is I'm feeling pretty damn grateful. What a wild experience this was."

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An emotional Album of the Year winner Jon Batiste opened up about his level. of connection to music.

"It’s more than entertainment for me — it’s a spiritual practice," he said in his acceptance speech.

“I really believe this to my core: There is no best musician, best artist, best dancer, best actor. The creative arts are subjective and they reach people at a point in their lives when they need it most," he added. "It’s like a song or an album is made and it has a radar to find a person when they need it the most.”