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Rosé, Bruno Mars Open Grammys With Energetic ‘APT.’ Performance
Rosé, Bruno Mars
Turn Grammys Into ‘APT.’ Party
To Kick Off Awards Show
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Rosé and Bruno Mars brought the apateu to the Grammys — with the duo performing a rockin’ version of their hit collab, “APT.,” to get the awards show underway.
The two took the stage to intro “music’s biggest night” just minutes ago … and before host Trevor Noah uttered a single joke, the vibes were set with the Billboard-topping track based on the Korean drinking game.
The BLACKPINK member rocked black pants, a white tank and a black tie for the occasion … with Bruno electing for a matching suit and black bandana.
The song was nominated for three awards on the night — record of the year, song of the year and best pop duo/group performance … but already lost one to Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo for the “Wicked” ballad, “Defying Gravity,” before the main broadcast.
They certainly weren’t sore losers about it … as the two sang and danced around the stage with a ton of energy.
The party’s just getting started … and what better way to start than by getting the crowd — with stars like Justin Bieber, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, Chappell Roan in attendance — in on a lil’ drinking game??