Grammy Award winners Quiz

Explanation: Harry Styles won the top Grammy prize in 2023 for Harry’s House, a critically acclaimed pop album that blended funk, rock, and synth-pop. It beat out big contenders like Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar.

Explanation: Megan Thee Stallion took home the award after a breakout year with hits like “Savage” (with Beyoncé) and her dynamic presence in hip-hop and pop culture.

Explanation: Billie Eilish followed up her 2020 Grammy sweep with another major win in 2021, this time for her haunting track “Everything I Wanted,” produced with her brother Finneas.

Explanation: Dua Lipa’s second album blended disco, funk, and pop in a modern way that revitalized mainstream pop and earned her a well-deserved Grammy.

Explanation: Ed Sheeran’s romantic ballad was praised for its lyrics and melody, winning the prestigious Song of the Year category in 2016.

Explanation: Olivia Rodrigo’s debut single became a cultural phenomenon in early 2021, earning her a Grammy and cementing her place as a rising star.

Explanation: Stevie Wonder won the award in the ‘70s for Innervisions, Fulfillingness' First Finale, and Songs in the Key of Life, showcasing his immense talent and influence.

Explanation: Silk Sonic (Bruno Mars + Anderson .Paak) paid tribute to vintage R&B with their smooth hit “Leave the Door Open,” sweeping major categories that year.

Explanation: After releasing SOUR, Olivia Rodrigo dominated the charts and won Best New Artist, among other awards, for her emotionally raw songwriting.

Explanation: With her 2023 win for Best Dance/Electronic Album (for Renaissance), Beyoncé officially became the most awarded artist in Grammy history, surpassing the previous record of 31 wins.