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ICYMI, Sabrina & Chappell Are Now Grammy-Nominated Artists

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Makalah Wright

The 2025 Grammy Award nominations were announced Nov. 8 and the pop girlies of 2024 have earned their first nominations for the coverted ceremony! Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan have each earned nominations in the biggest categories  and to many of their fans, these nods are long-awaited and well-deserved. Both artists have been able to capitalize on their success by creating astounding music and appealing to their targeted audiences alike. 

Carpenter and Roan were both nominated for the General Field awards, which includes Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Record of the Year, and Best New Artist. They were also nominated for Best Pop Solo Performance and Best Pop Vocal Album, Talk about a long time of waiting and working to achieve some amazing recognition! 

What makes these nominations even more special is that Carpenter and Roan are first-time Grammy nominees, so this moment has to be special and memorable for them. This success comes after both earned spots on the Billboard Hot 100 and other Billboard charts, as well as going on tours respectively. As excited as I am for these women, I am happy that more Gen Z artists are being recognized by the Recording Academy. 

Following the announcements of the Grammys, fans took to X to express their excitement for the artists and didn’t hold back!

Another pop girlie who also made her mark in 2024 is the brat summer queen herself, Charli XCX. And, yes, the fans have shared their excitement for her 2025 Grammy nominations, as well. 

Feb. 2 can’t get here fast enough because I’m so excited to see if any of the pop girlies take home the biggest award in the music industry!

Makalah Wright is the Campus Correspondent at Her Campus at UWG chapter. For the chapter, she has written personal essays about real-life experiences and she encourages readers to take inspiration or learn from it. Beyond her position as the CC, she is also a national writer for the wellness section of the website. So far, she has written articles based on mental health, relationships, and other wellness-related topics. Currently, she is the fall 2024 entertainment and culture intern for Her Campus. She is a senior at the University of West Georgia, studying in public relations with a minor in music. After her undergrad, she plans to get a masters in public relations and work within the media industry. She also hopes to create her own foundation that will help with funding for the performing arts in schools. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with loved ones, shopping, traveling to new places, and drinking iced coffee. She also enjoys playing the clarinet and listening to all types of music, specifically jazz.