Taylor Swift wins top trophy in American Music Awards 2022

 

Pop hotshot Taylor Quick won the most lofty distinction on Sunday at the American Music Grants when she was named craftsman of the year at the world's biggest fan-casted a ballot function. The "Wannabe" artist expressed gratitude toward citizens for supporting her in the wake of delivering four unique collections and two re-accounts over the most recent three years.

"I can't communicate that it is so fantastic to me that I actually do one or the other you actually care," she said in front of an audience at the entertainment pageant in Los Angeles.

Prior, Quick's re-recording of her 2012 record "Red" took the prize for most loved pop collection. The 32-year-old vocalist has been making new variants of collections from her past after a question with her previous record name. "I can't let you know how much my re-recorded collections mean to me, yet I never expected or accepted they'd make a difference to you," she said.

Quick didn't make reference to last week's contention over Ticketmaster's deals for her impending visit, which were loaded up with misfires and provoked the organization to apologize to her.

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In the craftsman of the year classification, Quick prevailed over considerable names including Beyonce, Harry Styles, The Weeknd, Drake, Adele and Terrible Rabbit. Artist Pink opened the entertainment expo moving and singing on roller skates to her peppy melody "At no point ever Going to Not Move In the future."

Comic and host Wayne Brady rapped in his speech. "Ain't no one getting slapped this evening," Brady kidded, referring to Will Smith's scandalous assault on Chris Rock at the Oscars.

Dove Cameron, a previous Disney Station entertainer who arrived at the Board outlines this year with the pop single "Beau," procured the principal prize of the night with her best new craftsman win. Automatic rifle Kelly, wearing a purple suit with long silver spikes, was named most loved rock craftsman.