The Recording Academy honored legendary artists Dr. Dre, Lil Wayne, and Missy Elliot, along with esteemed record executive Sylvia Rhone at its second-ever Black Music Collective Ceremony.
, spoke about his love for music production in his speech, honored 50 years of hip hop, and praised the early music that inspired him in his early days, namely “The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel,” which Dre said introduced him to hip hop in the first place.
Honoring Dre was his longtime collaborator Snoop Dogg, who played “Deep Cover,” “Nothin’ But A G Thang,” and “Bitch Please,” bringing out Kurupt early, while Ty Dolla $ign sang on “Ain’t No Fun.”
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