Last year, it seemed like the whole world was consumed by Brat. The record was everywhere  – and it seems even the Grammy panel couldn’t resist Charli XCX’s high-energy club anthems. The Brat star walked away with three awards, as well as putting on a raucous live performance. It’s official: even the cold weather can’t pull the plug on a scorching Brat Summer.

Charli won Best Electronic/Dance Album for Brat, as well as Best Dance Pop Recording for Von Dutch. Brat also won Best Recording Package, celebrating the garishly bright green and pixelated text that has since become an iconic staple of Charli’s branding.

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Charli also took to the stage to perform two Brat cuts, including her Grammy-winning single, Von Dutch, and Guess. Charli kickstarts the performance by exiting a flashy black car, complete with an XCX license plate, before strutting out in her signature black shades and a huge fur coat. She’s soon joined by her entourage, including models Julia Fox and Gabbriette Bechtel.

While Charli reigned as the evening’s partygirl, Beyoncé’s cowgirl era scored the grand prize of the evening. Cowboy Carter was crowned Album of the Year, beating out Brat. It also triumphed over André 3000, Sabrina Carpenter, Jacob Collier, Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan and Taylor Swift. Beyoncé also won Best Country Album, as well as Best Country Duo/Group Performance, thanks to her collab with Miley Cyrus on II Most Wanted.

Beyoncé’s trio of awards rounds up her total number of Grammy wins to a whopping 35. Of course, this means she’s still won the most Grammys of all time – she’s just upped her record.

Elsewhere, The Beatles’ Now and Then, the AI-aided restoration of an old John Lennon demo, won Best Rock Performance. Justice and Tame Impala also took home the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Recording with Neverender.

Kendrick Lamar was the biggest winner of the night, however. He bagged a total of five awards, including Record of The Year, Song Of The Year, Best Music Video, Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance. Every award was for his colossal Drake diss-track, Not Like Us. It’s worth noting that, in one night, Lamar won the total number of Grammys that Drake has throughout his entire career.

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