Grammy Ratings Hit Record Low, Viewership Crashes Over 50% From Last Year

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Mar. 15, 2021

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Americans are tuning out from Hollywood trash.

Last month, the Golden Globes had the worst ratings in their history -- falling by two thirds from last year.

Last night, the Grammys also made history by scoring their worst ratings in history.

From Variety:

The 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, hosted by South African comedian Trevor Noah and boasting powerhouse performers Harry Styles, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, BTS, Billie Eilish, Post Malone and Megan Thee Stallion, drew a scant audience for CBS. This year's telecast was the lowest-rated in Grammys history in the early numbers.

Per Nielsen Live+Same Day official national numbers, Music's Biggest Night delivered an average of 8.8 million viewers for the network during the ceremony's broadcast on Sunday night at 8 p.m. ET with a 2.1 rating in the key, adults ages 18-49 demographic.

In comparison, the time-zone adjusted fast national charts for 2020's Grammy Awards drew a 5.4 rating in the key demo and 18.7 million viewers. The 2019 Grammy Awards drew a 5.6 rating and 19.9 million viewers. The least-watched Grammys was the host-less awards ceremony in 2006, which snagged 17 million viewers.

The highlight of the night was apparently stripper Cardi B's lip-synced performance wherein she twerked her giant, fake, tattooed hind end to fake applause from a fake audience.

WATCH (Epilepsy warning):

Watching TV for even one minute is peering into a dystopian nightmare.

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