2017 Grammy’s Song of the Year Speech
Adele & Greg Kurstin
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2017 Grammy's Song of the Year Speech by Adele (Ft. Greg Kurstin)
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Adele won the Song of the Year for “Hello”, written with and produced by Greg Kurstin, at the 59th Grammy Awards on February 12, 2017. It was her second time accepting this award, having won with “Rolling in the Deep” exactly 5 years earlier.
2017 Grammy’s Song of the Year Speech Lyrics
[Adele]
Thank you very much. Thank you. First of all, I really do apologize for swearing. I just... this means... George Michael, I love him, it means a lot to me, so I'm really sorry if I offended anyone anywhere.
Everyone, this is Greg Kurstin. Give it up for Greg Kurstin. Thank you very much for this award. Thank you to the Academy, thank you to my record labels XL and Sony, thank you to my manager, Jonathan. I always get so nervous... And I'd like to thank Greg, because Greg kept coming to England for me, to work with me. And I was really hard work this record, had a very short attention span, and he would come to me in England so that I didn't have to leave my son, and yet you would leave your son and daughter. So thank you for your patience with me and for helping to create my favorite song I've ever done. So thank you, Greg
[Greg Kurstin]
...Thank you to my mom and dad...
2017 Grammy’s Song of the Year Speech Q&A
Who wrote 2017 Grammy’s Song of the Year Speech's ?
2017 Grammy’s Song of the Year Speech was written by Adele.
When did Adele release 2017 Grammy’s Song of the Year Speech?
Adele released 2017 Grammy’s Song of the Year Speech on Sun Feb 12 2017.
Did anything go wrong with this speech?
Not majorly, but Greg Kurstin’s part of the speech was cut off by Grammys producers in order to move forward with the show. In response, Adele called out the slight and let him take the floor first when they later won Record of the Year together as well.