The socially distant 63rd Grammy Awards may be over, but we put together our memorable moments from Sunday night’s show accompanied by GIFs and social reactions.
- Related: Complete list of winners
These were some of the notable moments:
Harry Styles, Billie Eilish and Haim opened the show on a modified stage to perform their award-nominated hits. These were the reactions on social media which included a clip of Eilish jamming out to Styles’ “Watermelon Sugar.”
Megan Thee Stallion brought home the first award of the night for best new artist. As Lizzo presented the award, she let a not-for-safe word slip and also struggled to open winner envelope. People on social media totally related to this funny moment.
lizzo not knowing how to open the letter and megan just sitting there when she won the grammy are both moods
— mis(sam)ericana
(@augustinesivy) March 15, 2021
(@augustinesivy) LIZZO AND MEG ACCIDENTALLY HUGGED ON STAGE WITHOUT REALISING THAT THEY’RE SUPPOSED TO PRACTICE SOCIAL DISTANCING
They’re so cute #GRAMMYs
— TUSHAR
(@reputushion) One of the stand-out performances of the night according to social media was Dua Lipa’s pink-themed medley of her hits “Levitating” and “Don’t Stop Me Now.” Artist Bad Bunny was also seen singing along to her song.
Taylor Swift’s performance got people talking and her whimsical set also got some funny reactions on social media.
Taylor Swift live from Middle-earth with Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/zRT6C8CeDB
— Ross Keith (@r_keith_) March 15, 2021
Omg, that dress was STUNNING
#GRAMMYs— Bryson (@HylianBryson) March 15, 2021
Such a beautiful performance that allowed 
This year’s “In Memoriam” segment featured multiple performances to honor those who passed away in 2020. People on social media seemed to really like these moving performances.
The song no one expected to be performed at Grammys: Cardi B’s and Megan Thee Stallion’s viral hit “WAP.” While the lyrics were family-friendlyish, the performance got people talking on Twitter.
And now, for some historical and surprise wins. The first being H.E.R. winning song of the year for “I Can’t Breathe.” The song was inspired by the death of George Floyd and the protests of 2020 that followed, and its title echoing the last words of Eric Garner, who died in police custody in 2014.
The next is for Beyonce, or as her fans call her, “Queen Bey,” who made history with the most Grammy wins of any singer ever.
Despite it being 2021, events of 2020 have not been forgotten. Lil Baby’s performance of “Bigger Picture” offered messages about racial injustice and images echoing the Black Lives Matter protests last summer.
Last, but not least, the final performance of the night was held thousands of miles away by the most-talked-about seven-member group from South Korea, BTS. Their “Dynamite” performance lit up social media with hardcore fans and new fans sharing their thoughts.
Billie Eilish grabbed another Grammy on Sunday when “Everything I Wanted” won record of the year, the final award of the night.
And that’s a wrap on the 63rd annual Grammy Awards. Check out all of our coverage here.
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