Fat Joe Still Isn’t Over Losing A Grammy Award To Chance The Rapper In 2017, Calls It ‘Disrespectful’

Fat Joe Still Isn’t Over Losing A Grammy Award To Chance The Rapper In 2017, Calls It ‘Disrespectful’
Fat Joe is still holding a grudge over losing the Grammy to Chance The Rapper back in 2017.
In a recent clip shared by XXL, Fat Joe was seen hosting a listening session for his upcoming album, during which he reflected on the moment Chance won the Grammy for Best Rap Performance for “No Problem,” beating out Fat Joe and Remy Ma’s hit “All the Way Up.”
Joe said,
“That’s the biggest disrespect. You know how Jay-Z used to say, ‘Gotta learn to live with regrets.’ I can’t live with that one.”
View this post on Instagram
This isn’t the first time Joe has spoken out about the loss. Back in 2022, he told Elliott Wilson for GQ that he should’ve won the Grammy because “All the Way Up” was a bigger hit.
Well, Fat Joe will have another shot at Grammy gold with the release of his new album, The World Changed On Me, dropping Dec. 13.
Thoughts? Tell us in the comments below!
Previous Article
Next Article
Viral Michael Jackson Impersonator Looze Cannon Breaks His Silence After Tia Kemp Threatens Legal Action Over Alleged Unauthorized Merchandise
Chris Brown & Usher Face Backlash As Concertgoers Complain About Nearly 3-Hour Delay, Shortened Show & Poor Sound Quality
Offset Admits He’s Hesitant To Return To Casinos, But Isn’t Giving Up Gambling
Lil Durk Accused Of Hiding Apple Watch In His Body Cavity As Prosecutors Fight To Keep Him Behind Bars
Singer Stephanie Mills Puts Shannon Sharpe On Blast For Liking 19 & 20-Year-Old Women: ‘You Know You Like Them Young Girls’
Singer Eric Benét Makes It Clear He’s Against Congressman Hakeem Jeffries Becoming Speaker Of The House, Claims He’s ‘Bought & Paid For’
The Weeknd Makes History As “After Hours Til Dawn” Tour Grosses Over $1.3 Billion, Breaking Record For Male Solo Artist
Congratulations! Kandi Burruss Gets Emotional While Revealing Songwriters Hall Of Fame Nomination: What God Got For You, It’s Still Going To Happen’