Wack100 on Why Tyler the Creator & Clipse Will Win Rap Album Grammy Over Kendrick (Part 18)
November 28, 2025
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In a recent interview, music executive Wack100 shared his take on the upcoming Best Rap Album Grammy, weighing in on why he believes Tyler, the Creator and Clipse will edge out Kendrick Lamar despite Kendrick’s legendary status and 22 Grammys. According to Wack100, the Grammy politics and cultural representation play a crucial role. He explained that Tyler, who is openly gay, has a unique position to define part of the rap community, which could sway voters. While Kendrick’s artistry is undeniable, and he remains a favorite, Wack100 predicts that the Grammys tend to favor artists who bring fresh perspectives and serve underrepresented communities. Clipse’s project “Let God Sort Them Out” is also a contender but less likely to win. Vlad noted the Grammys' current preference for artistic, innovative projects, which aligns with Tyler’s “Call Me If You Get Lost.” Ultimately, Wack100 expects Tyler to take the award, highlighting the intersection of artistry and industry politics influencing the decision.
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