Welcome baaaack, yall 🌻 This week we are winding down together & unpacking everything that went down at the Grammys 2026. The energy felt different this year and we had a lot to say. We talk about the vibes in the room, the generational mix of artists, and why this show felt lighter, warmer, and a little more human than some past years.

We chat fashion first because of course we do. From red carpet risks to quiet luxury moments, we get into who understood the assignment, who surprised us, and who maybe needed one more fitting before stepping out. We talk best dressed, cutie patooties, and room for improvement all with love and a little side eye.

Of course we dig into the wins of Bad Bunny, Billie Eilish, Durand Burner, and more. We talk first time moments, veteran validation, unexpected sweeps, and why some of these awards felt really satisfying this year. We chat about what these wins mean culturally, especially for artists who have been putting in work for a long time without the spotlight always following them. Performances get their own highlight as. We talk staging, vocals, effort, artistry, and why some rankings online did not make a lick of sense. We chat about who gave us soul (Lola Young), who gave us spectacle (Lauryn Hill), who kept it simple, and who maybe clocked in and clocked right back out. We also talk about why performance still matters in an era where virality tries to replace craft.

The future of award shows, AI in music, and why humanity still needs to be at the center of art was a huge talking point to the red carpet, so we had to clock that. Between the voice cracks, the nerves, the joy, the mess, all of it; this year’s awards was def memorable. If you watched the Grammys and had thoughts, feelings, or group chat commentary ready to go, this episode is for you. Sit back, release, and wind down with us.

Chapters

00:00 – Intro & General Catch Up

03:00 – Outline of Today’s Main Grammys Topics

04:33 – Grammys 2026 Fashions

16:12 – Grammys 2026 Winners

21:52 – Grammys 2026 Performances

28:28 – The evolution of AI in the Music / Entertainment Industry