The memorial segments were decidedly different in tone and delivery, accounting for two of the emotional highlights.

Adele paid homage to Michael in a delicately rendered, somber version of his 1996 dance tune “Fastlove,” which she sang as video clips of her fellow British singer-songwriter flashed on a large screen.

The Prince tribute was a wild, dance-filled celebration capped by Bruno Mars, clad in a purple jacket and white scarf playing “Let’s Go Crazy,” a signature hit of his late musical hero.

The two posthumously honored artists, both known for provocative performance styles and lyrics, each hit their creative strides in the 1980s – Prince with the blockbuster album and motion picture “Purple Rain” and Michael as part of the British pop duo Wham!

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Kah-Lo Kah-Lo, an alumna of Hofstra Journalism in the United States of America, was nominated for Best Dance Recording “Rinse n Repeat” – Riton featuring Kah-Lo.

Billboard.com had on Tuesday released the 2017 Grammy nominations for the Awards Ceremony which would hold on February 12, 2017 and would be aired live on CBS.

The song ‘Rinse and repeat’ was released in 2016. The excited singer took to her Instagram official account to share a photo of the nomination with the caption: “Oluwa did it! Riton has all the swag sauce. “

‘Rinse & Repeat’ has been streamed 5 million times on Spotify and played 1.5 million times on YouTube less than a month after its release. She is the second Nigerian nominated for the award following that of Wizkid in the Rap album of the year for his contribution in Drake’s ‘Views’

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