Adele Set to Sweep Grammys

Harry Styles, who had the biggest song in 2022, isn’t far behind and he could cause a minor upset.

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Album of the Year

It’s a three-way race for Album of the Year, spearheaded by Beyonce’s Renaissance and Adele’s 30.

They are +150 favorites at the sportsbook to win the Grammy in this category, ahead of Styles’ Harry’s House, which sits comfortably on the second line of betting at +250.

Kendrick Lamar is at +650 for Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers, but despite having some fantastic tracks, we can’t see him winning.

Adele loves winning Grammys – she has 15 of them under her belt. However, Beyonce tops that with 28, so it’s a tough decision on who will take it out.

When it comes to it, we expect Adele to win Album of the Year, which was an excellent comeback album. She put her heart and soul into it, and although Beyonce had some good songs, we think the hype around the album had more to do with getting her into this position than quality music – and yes, we expect to receive some hate mail for that comment.

Record of the Year

Without sounding like a broken record (excuse the pun), Adele should be winning Record of the Year with Easy on Me.

It was one of the biggest songs of the year and could only be beaten by As It Was from Styles, which had the most streams in 2022.

However, despite Styles being a +150 chance to win, it should be going to Adele. Easy on Me has been dominating the charts since it burst onto the scene and it’s the lead single from 30.

Even Lizzo goes to Adele for advice about handling stardom.

“When she first came out the culture was so different, and especially with social media,” Lizzo said. “Adele called me and was like, ‘Lizzo, how do you do it? Are you okay? Do you want to come over and drink some wine? Do you want to talk?’ And I was like, ‘Yeah.’”

Betting online markets have Easy on Me at even-money to win Record of the Year and we wouldn’t bet against it.

Song of the Year

If you want to bet against Adele, we suggest backing Taylor Swift for All Too Well.

The lengthy tune was well-received by critics, not only for its length but for its musicianship, which shouldn’t be ignored.

Swift is also a prolific 11-time Grammy winner, so they love her, too. She won Album of the Year in 2021 with Folklore, so she’s a recent winner and should get at least one award.

Her main competition is Easy on Me at +150 and As It Was at +300, but we’re happy to take the +250 for All Too Well.