Dana Taylor

Speaking of last year's headliner, Kendrick Lamar, he also made Grammy history this year, right?

As the young female pop artists continue to rule the roost from Sabrina Carpenter to this year's Best New Artist winner, the lovely Olivia Deen, some of them have an important element in common though, and that's a massive social media platform.

Is this the moment where we're seeing the music industry fully embrace social media stars?

The Ozzy Osbourne tribute brought out some heavy hitters, also pyrotechnics.

Who showed up for The Prince of Darkness, Melissa?

Let's turn now to some of today's icons.

We're gonna touch on just three, beginning with a stripped down Justin Bieber.

Talk about staying power.

I mean, he's only 31, Melissa.

And then remember Lady Gaga's meat dress back in the day?

She's always shown skill in shocking people, but then entertaining them even more.

Is she just having fun going back to her outlandish start in the industry?

And then Bruno Mars, who performed twice on Grammy night.

Are we calling this a comeback?

And then finally, since I have you, Taylor Swift's The Life of a Showgirl.

That came out too late for a Grammy run this year.

I know Harry Styles has new music out.

It's early, but there's so much coming this year that's going to generate Grammy buzz in 2027.

What are you watching out for?

Melissa Ruggieri is a national music reporter for USA Today.