endrick Lamar made history by securing five wins for his track “Not Like Us”, sweeping major categories such as “Record of the Year”, “Song of the Year”, “Best Rap Performance”, “Best Rap Song”, and “Best Music Video”. This latest achievement brings Lamar’s total Grammy count to 22, making him one of the most awarded rappers of all time. His ability to consistently deliver socially charged and sonically innovative music has solidified his reputation as a defining artist of his generation.

With his latest wins, Lamar has now surpassed Eminem (15 Grammys) and Pharrell Williams (13 Grammys), placing him just behind Jay-Z and Kanye West (both with 24 Grammys). He also ties his own record for the most Grammy wins by a rapper in a single night, further reinforcing his dominance in the industry.

Lamar’s triumph was one of the standout moments of the night, alongside Beyoncé’s historic “Album of the Year” win for “Cowboy Carter”, making her the first Black woman in 26 years to claim the award. However, it was Lamar’s sweeping victories that captivated audiences, reminding the world why he remains an unstoppable force in music. As he continues to push creative boundaries, his influence only grows stronger, solidifying his legacy as one of the greatest rappers of all time.