Jelly Roll was criticized for giving an overtly religious speech during his acceptance speech for Best Contemporary Country Album.

“I believe that music has the power to change my life and that God has the power to change my life. I want to tell you right now, Jesus is for everyone, Jesus is not owned by any political party. Jesus is not owned by any label. Jesus is Jesus,” he said.

Critics criticized his rambling speech and even blamed it on his recent weight loss.

“That GLP-1 cured jelly roll religious psychosis really fast,” one person wrote to X.

“Jellyroll suddenly got horribly thin, girl, what’s wrong? Now the face tattoos and Jesus story seem even more menacing,” another wrote.

“Does this midfielder Jellyroll ever speak normally?” a third person added.

Billie Eilish lashed out at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during her Grammy Awards acceptance speech.

“I honestly don’t think there’s anything else I need to say other than I’m grateful and no one is illegally living on the stolen land,” she said.

“It’s really hard to know what to say and do right now. I feel really hopeful in this room. I feel like we need to keep fighting and speaking out and protesting. Our voices really matter and so do people.

“Damn ice cream. That’s all I have to say. I’m sorry,” she concluded.

Emily Austin slammed Grammy attendees who showed solidarity with Bad Bunny’s “ICE Out” declaration after his acceptance speech.

“Standing ovation for ICE out…I sit down. You guys should be ashamed of yourselves. I love our law enforcement,” she said.

Actress Regina King made a guest appearance during rapper Tyler, the Creator’s performance.

Miley Cyrus was slammed by Grammy viewers for X over her reaction to Lady Gaga’s Grammy win for Best Pop Vocal Album.

As the crowd gave Gaga a standing ovation, Miley appeared directly on camera and whispered something private to her fiancé, Max Morando.

“Ugh, sorry, why isn’t Miley clapping?” one person posted her response.

“Miley isn’t standing…I get it…” said another.

Trevor Noah lambasted Donald Trump while joking about Jeffrey Epstein.

“That’s the Grammy every artist wants,” he said, referring to this year’s song.

“It’s almost like President Trump wants Greenland. That makes sense, because now that Epstein is gone, he needs a new island to play with Bill Clinton.”

Billie Eilish and her brother and co-writer Finneas O’Connell won the award.

Laura Young accidentally dropped a bomb while accepting an award.

Returning from commercial break, Trevor Noah joked about Donald Trump’s lawsuit against CBS, the network that broadcasts the awards show.

“Welcome back, everyone, we’re bringing you the Grammys live, totally live, because if we edit any of this show, the president is going to sue CBS for $16 billion,” he said.

Queen of pop Lorde gave her fans everything they wanted with her fourth album, Virgin, but despite chart-topping success, she didn’t receive a single nomination.

Meanwhile, The Weeknd’s rocky relationship with the academy continues. His latest album, Hurry Up Tomorrow, was completely shut out, pushing the singer-songwriter off the Grammy map once again.

Taylor Swift and Beyoncé were also notable for being excluded from nominations this year, as neither artist dropped a song between August 31, 2024 and August 30, 2025.

Lady Gaga thanked her fiancé Michael Polanski as she swept the Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album.