Reference News Network reported on February 20 that British media said that the 40th British Music Awards (2020 BRIT Awards) was announced in London on the evening of February 18 local time. Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi and rapper Dave Or become the biggest winner. A series of shows were staged during the award ceremony, in which Dave accused the British Prime Minister of being a racist.
According to a Reuters report on February 18, the audience cheered at this annual pop music award in the UK. Rapper Dave made full use of the spotlight and prime time on television to issue a political statement against Prime Minister Boris Johnson. When
sang the song "Black," Dave rapped and sang: "Regardless of whether it feels racist or not, this is racism. The fact is that our prime minister is a true racist."
reported that the current British Prime Minister Johnson In the past, he has faced criticism for calling African people the "Picanini" with a "watermelon smile". This week, an assistant in Downing Street was forced to resign due to racist remarks.
Dave won the coveted album of the year with his work "Psychodrama". When he received the award, he told the fans: "You can do whatever you are determined to do."
Lewis Capaldi won two awards. He sang his ballad before winning the best newcomer award. "the person you love". He later won the best song of the year award. He said: "This is the best year of my life."
Stormy won the best male singer award. Accompanied by the gospel choir, dozens of dancers, fireworks show and indoor rain scene, he sang golden skewer and invited special guests including Bernard Boys.
The 18-year-old American teenage pop singer Billie Allish (Chinese fans nickname "Bi Li)" presented the first song of the new theme song of the upcoming James Bond film series "007: No Time to Die" to the audience. That night, she won the best international female singer award.
Mabel won the best female singer award and thanked her mother who also won the British Music Award 30 years ago.
Rapper Dave (profile picture)
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