Now in full gear is the 67th annual Grammy Awards, making it the largest night in music this year.
While fans impatiently await the start of the program, they have been watching their favorite celebrities swirl on the red carpet as they arrive, with some of their clothes already making for some entertaining viewing. The glamorous ceremony is taking place live in Los Angeles.
Jaden Smith, the 26-year-old American rapper and Will Smith’s son, has already drawn attention during his arrival with an outlandish comment.
There’s a large black ‘castle’ on Jaden’s head.
He completed the ensemble with a black tuxedo and tie from Louis Vuitton.
However, many have already taken to Twitter to ask questions about his “house hat” after his Grammys appearance went viral.
A admirer chuckled: “How did he fit i the car with my high school art project?”
“Oh noo, why is carrying a castle on his head?” A third said: “Looks like he has a lot on his mind.” A third wrote another.
Another person added, “Okay… That’s definitely a statement piece,”
Others, however, noted that the selection might be interpreted as a remark to the hundreds of thousands of homes lost in this year’s January wildfires in Los Angeles.
One such casualty is Willow Smith, Jaden’s sister, whose $4 million Malibu home was totally damaged in the fire.
The two arrived together and came to the ceremony to support their father, who is a presenter on the show tonight. The “Whip My Hair” hitmaker is nominated for two awards: Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical for her compilation “Empathogen,” and Best Arrangement Instrumentals.
Will Smith’s appearance at the Grammys follows his well-known slap of comedian Chris Rock at the 2022 Academy Awards.
Until 2032, the 56-year-old actor is still prohibited from going to the Oscars.
It is anticipated that Will will present a unique musical homage to Quincy Jones, who served as executive producer of his popular sitcom, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, in the 1990s.
In the meantime, this year’s Grammy telecast has been redesigned to generate money for relief efforts against the wildfire in Los Angeles and for the music industry professionals affected by the destruction.
Sabrina Carpenter, Charli XCX, Grammy winners Beyonce and Taylor Swift, as well as Kendrick Lamar, are among the celebrities anticipated to win honors.
