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On March 14, the 63rd annual grammates of Grammy Awards took place on the roof of the Los Angeles Congress Center and, in the midst of a season filled with strange price shows, it was as if no other Grammys that came before that. Only select stars were invited to attend the ceremony in person, with many of them corresponding to their masks to their outfits and maintain the distance of colleagues that they usually adhere. When applications were announced in November, Grammys caughta lot of criticism artists who weresurprisingly closed. But now another artist slams the registration academy, which gives prices, for a different reason.Wolfgang van Halen, the son of the rock legendEddie van Halen, just called the Grammys for honoring his father. To see what he says "wounded the most", read it, and for more Grammys, checkWhat Billy Ray Cyrus thought that the controversial grammys of his daughter are watching.

Every year, Grammys make a "in memoriam" to pay tribute to artists the music industry has lost this year. Wolfgang estimated that Eddie - Van Halen's Revolutionary Head Front died on October 6, 2020 - was not correctly stored at the ceremony. "It was my understanding that there would be a section" in Memoriam "where songs of songs were made for legendary artists who had passed. I did not realize they would only show pop for 15 seconds in the middle of 4 complete performances for others we had lost, "Wolfgang wrote on Instagram the next day of the ceremony.

"What makes me the most hurt is that he was not even mentioned when they talked about artists that we lost at the beginning of the show," he wrote. "I think it's impossible to ignore the heritage my father who stays on the instrument, the world of rock and music in general. There will never be another innovator like him." Wolfgang was not the only person disturbed by Grammys TributeMany took to social media Slam the registration academy.

Wolfgang noted that he had refused the opportunity to play Grammys in tribute to his father. "The Grammys asked me to play" Eruption "for the section" in the mountain "and I refused," Wolfgang said.

It may seem strange to transform themselves during the biggest night of music, but he said he had done for a good reason. "I do not think anyone could have lived until my father has made for music but himself", Wolfgang explained. And for more celebrity news updated directly in your inbox,Sign up for our daily newsletter.

Wolfgang insisted on the fact that by sharing his reaction to the tribute, he did not try to spark the drama. "I'm not trying to start a sort of hateful parade here. I just wanted to explain myself on my side," Wolfgang said. He also noted that his father would probably not disturb himself by the Snain himself. "I know that pop would probably laugh and say," Ehh who gives a ***? "It was only on music anyway. The rest does not matter." And for artists whose inheritances are far from Van Halen's Check OutThe most hated rock band of all time, depending on the data.

Although Wolfgang is clear that he did not want anyone to begin to do hatred in Grammys, he wants to have a frank conversation with the Academy of Registration. He noted that he understood that "La Roche is not the most popular kind right now and the academy seems a little out of contact." But, he added, "I would like to have the opportunity to speak with the academy of registration not only of my father's legacy, but the heritage of the rocky genre advance." To see which albums the registration academy would never receive, consultThis is the most hated album of the century, according to the data.