RT @TheFix: Since 1997, 17 politicians have been nominated for spoken-word Grammys. All Democrats. http://wpo.st/XBNC1 https://t.co/pjtcGdkuxA

— $keithprime (@keithprime) February 16, 2016

Did you catch Kendrick last night at the Grammys? What did you think of his performance? http://www.theverge.com/2016/2/15/11004624/grammys-2016-watch-kendrick-lamar-perform-alright-the-blacker-the-berry

— $ColorOfChange.org (@ColorOfChange) February 16, 2016

Thank you, Gary Sinese for honoring US troops. Class act. http://mobile.wnd.com/wnd_video/gary-sinise-interrupts-the-grammys-to-deliver-a-patriotically-un-hollywood-message/

— $Michele Bachmann (@MicheleBachmann) February 16, 2016

White House cheers Kendrick Lamar's #Grammys win: http://hill.cm/a8n7ydf https://t.co/Ctz3vVIYbb

— $The Hill (@thehill) February 16, 2016

I've been a little snowed under with work, but am catching up on Grammy stuff. So... there's a musical about Alexander Hamilton?

— $Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) February 16, 2016

RT @AaronBlake: Since '97, 17 politicians have been nominated for spoken-word Grammys. All were Democrats. http://wpo.st/5PMC1 https://t.co/SNLYcCrBWE

— $Byron Tau (@ByronTau) February 16, 2016

The other slain black teenager Kendrick Lamar honored at the Grammys http://thkpr.gs/3749752 https://t.co/ZIC8Wg0Hto

— $ThinkProgress (@thinkprogress) February 16, 2016

The Grammys always warp: like making the most popular woman in the world act like an underdog. http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/kendrick-lamar-taylor-swift-and-the-warping-power-of-the-grammys

— $Nicholas Thompson (@nxthompson) February 16, 2016

RT @elongreen: on the occasion of Mavis Staples's Grammy last night, here's the piece on her new record: http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/how-mavis-stapless-new-record-got-made

— $Michael Agger (@magger) February 16, 2016

RT @soniasaraiya: on last night's #Grammys and #Hamilton and that @jakefogelnest tweet that made me laugh http://www.salon.com/2016/02/16/hamilton_saved_the_grammys_if_you_think_you_hate_popular_music_a_tired_epic_length_awards_show_isnt_going_to_help/

— $Salon (@Salon) February 16, 2016

The political energy and forceful imagery of Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy performance: http://nyer.cm/cQUwlMy https://t.co/X6QdRZZ4Bm

— $The New Yorker (@NewYorker) February 16, 2016

RT @beaverwd: @monkeycageblog in honor of @kendricklamar's wins at the #grammys https://t.co/dzfI9VRqbZ

— $Marc Lynch (@abuaardvark) February 16, 2016

The 2016 Grammy Awards had truly spectacular photographers on site http://ow.ly/3bo8rI

— $Monique Altheim (@moniquealtheim) February 16, 2016

on last night's #Grammys and #Hamilton and that @jakefogelnest tweet that made me laugh http://www.salon.com/2016/02/16/hamilton_saved_the_grammys_if_you_think_you_hate_popular_music_a_tired_epic_length_awards_show_isnt_going_to_help/

— $sonia saraiya (@soniasaraiya) February 16, 2016

Ouch. Says a lot about the music industry. #GRAMMYs https://twitter.com/janetmock/status/699449083858182144

— $sree sreenivasan (@sree) February 16, 2016

This is the #GRAMMYs performance everyone's talking about: http://bit.ly/1omOMGw https://t.co/dNIcZUMRxi

— $New Republic (@NewRepublic) February 16, 2016

Here's Justin Bieber and James Corden Carpool-Karaoking Their Way to the Grammys http://www.marieclaire.com/celebrity/a18695/justin-bieber-james-corden-grammys-carpool-karaoke/ via @Marie Claire

— $Dawne Astride Casselle (@CasselleLaw) February 16, 2016

Kendrick Lamar on the Grammys, Black Lives Matter and his big 2015 http://nyti.ms/20BuS6p https://t.co/s8K178ouwm

— $The New York Times (@nytimes) February 16, 2016

Diversity takes the win at 2016 Grammys with moments that crossed race, age and gender http://lat.ms/1oGgGNP https://t.co/yzYUgZc8E7

— $Los Angeles Times (@latimes) February 16, 2016

guardian: Hits and misses on the red carpet at the Grammy awards 2016 – in pictures http://trib.al/Irie0lV

— $Ali Ebrahimzadeh, Esq. (@PrometheusLaw) February 16, 2016