Miley Cyrus clinched her second Grammy with “Flowers,” crowned Record of the Year at the prestigious awards ceremony. The 31-year-old artist took the stage to express gratitude for the accolade, emphasizing the importance of not letting awards change one’s perspective. Cyrus thanked her team, including Tom, Tyler, Michael, and Greg, as well as her support network, including her mother, sister, and loved ones.
In her acceptance speech, Cyrus conveyed that while the Grammy is a significant honor, it shouldn’t overshadow the spectacular nature of every individual. She playfully concluded her remarks, mentioning the possibility of forgetting underwear.
“Flowers” triumphed over tough competition in the Record of the Year category, including notable songs like Billie Eilish’s “What Was I Made For?,” boygenius’ “Not Strong Enough,” Jon Batiste’s “Worship,” Olivia Rodrigo’s “vampire,” SZA’s “Kill Bill,” Taylor Swift’s “Anti-Hero,” and Victoria Monét’s “On My Mama.” The award recognizes the overall production excellence of a song.
The pop star’s hit song has achieved remarkable success since its 2023 release, breaking records on platforms like Spotify and earning one trillion streams within three months. Cyrus expressed pride in the self-love anthem and its positive impact on listeners.
Cyrus, who also won Best Pop Solo Performance for “Flowers,” acknowledged the song’s one-year anniversary, noting its ability to make people happy. The disco-pop tune, originally centered on the theme of being one’s own lover, evolved into a celebration of self-love and empowerment.
Miley Cyrus marked the Grammy win alongside iconic artist Mariah Carey, who presented the award. The recognition adds another milestone to Cyrus’s musical journey, emphasizing her continued impact and success in the industry.
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