Killer Mike Says, “You Cannot Tell Me That You Get Too Old, Atlanta It Is a Sweep.” 2024 Grammys

In a dazzling celebration of musical excellence, the 2024 Grammys witnessed standout moments as Killer Mike, Lil Durk, and J. Cole claimed top honors.

Killer Mike’s highly praised album, “MICHAEL,” emerged victorious in all three categories it was nominated for, solidifying his dominance in the hip-hop realm.

The prestigious Best Rap Album trophy was bestowed upon Killer Mike for “MICHAEL,” an album that has resonated deeply with critics and fans alike.

Additionally, the collaborative track “Scientists & Engineers,” featuring Andre 3000 and Future, earned Killer Mike accolades in both the Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance categories.

The GRAMMY Premiere Ceremony, commencing at 3:00 p.m. EST and accessible via the Recording Academy’s website livestream, set the stage for these early accolades.

This marked a significant moment for Killer Mike, as these victories represent his first Grammys for his solo endeavors, complementing his earlier win with Run The Jewels in 2003.

Lil Durk, making waves with his solo career, clinched his maiden Grammy for the track “All My Life.” The win was a monumental achievement for Lil Durk, marking a noteworthy milestone in his artistic journey.

J. Cole, no stranger to Grammy success, secured his second win, adding to his impressive repertoire. His prior victory came in 2020 when “A Lot” was awarded Best Rap Song. The recognition at the 2024 Grammys further solidifies J. Cole’s standing as a force to be reckoned with in the hip-hop scene.

Upon winning his third award of the night, Killer Mike took the stage and declared, “Atlanta, it’s a sweep. You cannot tell me that you get too old, you can’t tell me it’s too late, you can’t tell me dreams don’t come true. It is a sweep.”

This triumphant night at the 2024 Grammys not only showcased the talent and artistry of Killer Mike, Lil Durk, and J. Cole but also emphasized the diversity and innovation within the dynamic world of hip-hop.