Lady Gaga is poised to take home the Grammy for Pop, and with seven nominations including four in categories with "pop" in their name, it's clear that she has a strong shot at taking home the coveted award. Kendrick Lamar, however, remains the leading nominee with nine nods, but his chances of winning may be threatened by Gaga's impressive showing.
As we count down to Sunday night's ceremony, experts are weighing in on who will take home the top honors in the five pop categories: Best Pop Solo Performance, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Best Pop Vocal Album, Best Dance Pop Recording, and Best Traditional Pop Album. On the new Billboard Pop Shop Podcast, hosts Katie and Keith share their predictions and insights.
Among the contenders for Best Pop Solo Performance is Lady Gaga, who has consistently pushed the boundaries of pop music with her innovative style and captivating live performances. With hits like "Shallow" from A Star is Born and "Hold My Hand," she's got a strong contender on her hands.
Meanwhile, Bad Bunny is making waves in the charts with his latest vinyl release, which has propelled him back into the top three on the Billboard Hot 100. Olivia Dean's "Man I Need" is also climbing the ranks, reaching No. 2 for the first time. And on the streaming front, Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" is taking the lead.
As we wait to see who will take home the Grammy for Pop, it's clear that this year's competition is fierce and talented. One thing is certain: Lady Gaga is giving it her all, and fans can't wait to see if she'll emerge victorious come Sunday night.
As we count down to Sunday night's ceremony, experts are weighing in on who will take home the top honors in the five pop categories: Best Pop Solo Performance, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Best Pop Vocal Album, Best Dance Pop Recording, and Best Traditional Pop Album. On the new Billboard Pop Shop Podcast, hosts Katie and Keith share their predictions and insights.
Among the contenders for Best Pop Solo Performance is Lady Gaga, who has consistently pushed the boundaries of pop music with her innovative style and captivating live performances. With hits like "Shallow" from A Star is Born and "Hold My Hand," she's got a strong contender on her hands.
Meanwhile, Bad Bunny is making waves in the charts with his latest vinyl release, which has propelled him back into the top three on the Billboard Hot 100. Olivia Dean's "Man I Need" is also climbing the ranks, reaching No. 2 for the first time. And on the streaming front, Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" is taking the lead.
As we wait to see who will take home the Grammy for Pop, it's clear that this year's competition is fierce and talented. One thing is certain: Lady Gaga is giving it her all, and fans can't wait to see if she'll emerge victorious come Sunday night.
like what else does she need? a trophy to put on her shelf next to all the other awards she's won already? anyway i think kendrick lamar still has a good shot at it, he's been releasing some really solid music lately and people seem to be eating it up 
. but hey if lady gaga wants to win just because she's got a strong online presence and can sell out stadiums in like 5 seconds, more power to her i guess 
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I also love how Bad Bunny is making waves in the charts again - has he collaborated with anyone new lately? 
. Her live performances are always top-notch, and her music selection just keeps getting better and better. Of course, Kendrick Lamar is a beast in his own right, but Gaga's got some serious edge going on this time around. I'm rooting for Lady Gaga all the way – fingers crossed she'll bring home that Grammy! 
she’s been grinding for years and her music is literally so catchy and emotional. I mean, "Shallow" gave me chills every single time I heard it... Bad Bunny is a close second though 
his latest release is straight fire!
she's def gonna give kendrick a run for his money tho 
i'm lovin the vibes of bad bunny and olivia dean right now, their music is like fire 
and ella langley's got that streaming thing down pat 
anyway, cant w8 to see what goes down on sunday night - its gonna be a wild ride 
. And with hits like "Shallow" and "Hold My Hand", she's got some seriously strong material to work with 
. Meanwhile, Kendrick Lamar's impressive nine nominations underscore his status as a musical force to be reckoned with. The competition is undoubtedly fierce, but one can't help but feel that Lady Gaga's artistic risk-taking and captivating live performances give her a slight edge 
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. Kendrick Lamar is definitely a strong contender too, but I'm curious to see how he'll do against Gaga's consistency. I've heard Bad Bunny's new release is getting some love too 
i've been listening to it nonstop. kevin hasamane from lady gaga squad is literally the best, she's always got my back and we're going to celebrate no matter who wins 
and i'm totally obsessed now! did you know that cats have this crazy talent for recognizing sounds? like, they can hear these really high frequencies that are way beyond human range! anyway, back to lady gaga... i think she's gonna bring home those grammys just because of her live performances - that woman can WORK an audience like nobody's business 
! And can we talk about the competition? There's some serious talent up for grabs here... I'm loving Bad Bunny's resurgence, and Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" is giving me all the feels 
. But, like, let's be real, Kendrick Lamar is still the king 
, and I'm curious to see how he'll do in all those categories 
. Can't wait to see what happens on Sunday night!
, like i'm all for innovation in pop music but seven grammy nods? that's a lot of pressure 
. i mean kenny dawg is low key my fave artist rn, and nine nominations is straight fire 
but I think lady gaga's "shallow" from a star is born is gonna give him a run for his money 
gotta see who wins Best Pop Solo Performance though