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\n\tSouth London viral sensation Lola Young became a first-time Grammy winner with her smash hit \u201cMessy,\u201d which was nominated against a stacked category for Best Pop Solo Performance tonight at the 68th annual Grammy Awards. The self-described \u201cbig mouth\u201d artist aptly hadn\u2019t prepared a speech for the unexpected win, with an enthusiastic F-bomb slipping past CBS censors on YouTube TV as she accepted the golden gramophone.<\/p>\n
\n\t\u201cSorry, sorry, sorry! It\u2019s messy, you know what I mean?\u201d she continued, briefly freezing up and profusely apologizing. The censors had initially bleeped out the beginning of her expletive-laden acceptance, before missing a later one.<\/p>\n
\n\tIn the room, the adorable moment played with delighted laughs (see: Addison Rae below), as the crowd celebrated the singer-songwriter\u2019s inaugural triumph.<\/p>\n
\n\tDeadline has reached out to CBS for comment on the matter, which may or may not incur an FCC fine.<\/p>\n
\n\tYoung\u2019s competitors in the category were Justin Bieber (\u201cDaisies\u201d), Lady Gaga (\u201cDisease\u201d), Sabrina Carpenter (\u201cManchild\u201d) and Chappell Roan (\u201cThe Subway\u201d). She had also been nominated this evening in the Best New Artist category, though that award went to fellow Brit Olivia Dean.<\/p>\n
\n\tEarlier in the evening, Young performed a moving rendition of her now-Grammy-winning track, which brought visible tears to viewers\u2019 eyes. Accompanied by a grand black piano, the performance marked Young\u2019s high-profile return to the stage after a Fall 2025 health scare during which she collapsed mid-song. <\/p>\n
\n\tIn general, it seemed to be an expletive-laden night \u2014 as Carpenter was bleeped during her early night performance of \u201cManchild.\u201d Later, Billie Eilish\u2019s acceptance of Song of the Year (for \u201cWildflower\u201d) was also censored as the artist took a stand, saying \u201cFuck ICE.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n