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"Calm Down" is not eligible for Grammys.

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this was her biggest chance.. im blaming @thatsmydemi for jinxing it.

 

do you guys think it's fair?

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Well the song was submitted last year… and its like what? over a year old almost. 

Just now, Iyanla, Fix Me said:

perform live and release a live version ASAP!!!!

exactly .. one of da biggest hits this year and it won't be nominated doesn't sit well with me 

Nah it seems Billboard has problem understanding the rules:

 

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A track or single from a previous year’s album is eligible in the General, Pop & Dance/Electronic Music, Gospel & CCM, Rock, Metal & Alternative Music, R&B, Rap & Spoken Word Poetry, Country & American Roots Music, Latin, Global, African, Reggae & New Age, Ambient, Or Chant Fields, provided the recording was not entered as a track or single the previous year and provided the album did not win a GRAMMY in a performance Category. [For Tracks, this excludes Composition, Arrangements, Song Written For Visual Media, Remixed Recording, Songwriter Of The Year (Non-Classical), Producer Of The Year (Classical and Non-Classical), and all Classical categories.]

Remix and OG are different recordings so it should eligible. Bare in mind that Billboard made mistake before with their premature prediction not knowing the new Grammy rules update :redface:

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12 minutes ago, Cloröx said:

Nah it seems Billboard has problem understanding the rules:

 

Remix and OG are different recordings so it should eligible. Bare in mind that Billboard made mistake before with their premature prediction not knowing the new Grammy rules update :redface:

omg i hope u're right, this **** is so complicated for me

They are probably wrong lol. Calm down indeed. 

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3 minutes ago, Souvenir said:

omg i hope u're right, this **** is so complicated for me

I guess Paul think the OG and remix are same recordings but they are not for sure. This is basically Levitating Remix situation. Future Nostalgia won Best Pop in previous year so any single/track from the winning album is ineligible but the Remix feat. Dababy eligible because it's a new recording. Other example is Set Fire to the Train (Live).

34 minutes ago, Iyanla, Fix Me said:

perform live and release a live version ASAP!!!!

A selena gomez live performance would definitely NOT get a grammy win otherwise she would've got one for her 2019 AMA's one

Grammys fear giving "Me & My Girls" hitmaker her well deserved Grammy

4 minutes ago, Cloröx said:

I guess Paul think the OG and remix are same recordings but they are not for sure. This is basically Levitating Remix situation. Future Nostalgia won Best Pop in previous year so any single/track from the winning album is ineligible but the Remix feat. Dababy eligible because it's a new recording. Other example is Set Fire to the Train (Live).

Neither of those songs were submitted for individual nominations before the new versions though. They were just part of a nominated body of work. Calm Down was already sent last year if that was the case artists could send multiple versions of the same song in more than one ocassion?

11 minutes ago, lillavend3r said:

A selena gomez live performance would definitely NOT get a grammy win otherwise she would've got one for her 2019 AMA's one

:skull: you make a good point. her live performance reputation (taylor's version) is abysmal at best. hell use AI :ahh:

 

1 minute ago, lillavend3r said:

Neither of those songs were submitted for individual nominations before the new versions though. They were just part of a nominated body of work. Calm Down was already sent last year if that was the case artists could send multiple versions of the same song in more than one ocassion?

Re-read back the rules "provided the RECORDING was not entered as a track or single the previous year and provided the album did not win a GRAMMY in a performance Category"

 

Both Remix and OG are different recordings so from my understand the remix is eligible unless my comprehension skill is bad :redface:

35 minutes ago, Cloröx said:

Re-read back the rules "provided the RECORDING was not entered as a track or single the previous year and provided the album did not win a GRAMMY in a performance Category"

 

Both Remix and OG are different recordings so from my understand the remix is eligible unless my comprehension skill is bad :redface:

But Calm Down Remix was released as a single the previous year. I don't get it.

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1 hour ago, dabunique said:

release a live version NOW

Didn't they change the rules so they don't allow live versions now?

 

47 minutes ago, Cloröx said:

Both Remix and OG are different recordings so from my understand the remix is eligible unless my comprehension skill is bad :redface:

The eligibility period for the next Grammys started in October last year, and the remix was released way before that in August

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