Invoice Bellamy thinks the Grammys have a variety drawback of their voting ranks, and that is why — as he sees it — their ultimate ballots on the foremost classes not often match up with public opinion.

The “High Billin'” podcast host and comic was out in West Hollywood after we polled him on the latest Grammy controversy over Track of the Yr.

Bonnie Raitt‘s “Simply Like That” beat out some fairly hefty competitors resembling Beyoncé’s  “Break My Soul,” Harry Kinds‘ “As It Was,” Kendrick Lamar’s “The Coronary heart Half 5” … and shocked even the veteran blues-rock singer herself!!!

The track was indisputably the least-known track on the record, and Invoice says it needs to be a no brainer for one of many extra well-known tracks to take residence the award.

He brings up how a band like Journey can unite all folks with their nice track — and we’re assuming he is referring to their iconic observe “Do not Cease Believin'” … which, BTW, was not nominated for a Grammy again in 1981.

Invoice was additionally displeased with the Grammys’ Fiftieth-anniversary hip hop tribute … noting the dearth of West Coast artists, along with lacking many feminine rap greats resembling MC Lyte, Da Brat, Cunning Brown and Lil Kim — a sentiment Lola Brooke actually simply shared with us.

Regardless of Questlove‘s greatest efforts, Invoice says hip hop historical past can’t be condensed or coated in 2 minutes and they need to’ve made room for a Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre set, T.I., 8Ball & MJG … or nixed the thought altogether!!!

Fats Joe feels just like Invoice, having gone on but one other rant earlier this week about shedding his 2018 Grammy to Probability the Rapper.

Joe and Remy Ma‘s “All The Manner Up” was the extra widespread report on the Billboard Charts, however nonetheless misplaced out to Probability’s “No Downside” — a track Joe maintains the world would not keep in mind to this present day.