The nominees for the 64th Annual Grammy Awards just dropped and musician Machine Gun Kelly has some thoughts about being snubbed!<\/b>
\nThe Grammys just announced the nominees for their 64th Annual Awards and rapper-turned-pop-rocker Machine Gun Kelly isn\u2019t too happy about it. \u201cwtf is wrong with the grammys\u201d the musician wrote in a tweet posted Nov.23. Newcomers like Olivia Rodrigo,18, and Baby Keem,21, were nominated while past winners like Kanye West,44, Taylor Swift,31, and Tony Bennett,95, were also honored, but MGK \u2014 n\u00e9e Colson Baker \u2014 failed to get recognized for his 2020 genre-shifting project Tickets to My Downfall. \u201cSAY IT WITH ME,\u201d one fan stated, \u201cMachine Gun Kelly deserved to be nominated for a Grammy!!\u201d Another follower echoed with the same sentiment, exclaiming how much the \u201cforget me too\u201d singer \u201c deserved \u201d to be recognized. \u201cTrust me. You deserve a Grammy but the Grammys don\u2019t deserve you,\u201d another fan gushed in support of the rock star. \u201cYou made more than clear how passionate you are and how strong the movement, they have no idea how talented you really are! We love you man.\u201d The Recording Academy took note of the gesture, announcing on April 30,2021 that it was eliminating nearly all the \u201csecret\u201d committees involved in the nomination process. Now, the nominees for the main categories are \u201cdetermined by a majority, peer-to-peer vote of voting members of the Recording Academy. Previously, many of the categories within these fields utilized 15-30 highly skilled music peers who represented and voted within their genre communities for the final selection of nominees,\u201d per Variety. The 64th Annual Grammy Awards will take place on Jan.31,2022, at the Staples Center, in Los Angeles,<\/p>\n