Grammy for Song of the Year?

Birds of a Feather 58%

Not Like Us 20%

Die With a Smile 10%

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Birds of a Feather

Billie Eilish

58%

Birds of a Feather

Billie Eilish

58%

Not Like Us

Kendrick Lamar

20%

Not Like Us

Kendrick Lamar

20%

Die With a Smile

Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars

10%

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Die With a Smile

Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars

10%

-1

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Birds of a Feather

If Birds of a Feather has won Song of the Year at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, then the market resolves to Yes. Outcome verified from Recording Academy.

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About

The Grammy for Song of the Year honors the songwriters behind one extraordinary track, celebrating their mastery of lyrics and melodies. First presented in 1959, this prestigious award is among the Grammys’ highest honors, recognizing artistic achievement and technical excellence beyond sales or chart success. This year’s nominees include Billie Eilish’s emotional BIRDS OF A FEATHER, Beyoncé’s genre-defying TEXAS HOLD 'EM, and Kendrick Lamar’s fiery Not Like Us, among others.

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Grammy viewers have long been baffled by the difference between record and song of the year. As it turns out, so are Grammy *voters*, who heard Shaboozey’s chart-topping “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” and nominated it for song of the year, but not record of the year. Song of the year is an award for composition, while record of the year is an award for the complete package: the production, the performance, the vibe. “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” is terrific; it’s great fun. But it’s more of a “record of the year” kind of song than a “song of the year” kind of song.

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