The IGOR era was well-represented at Sunday's Grammys ceremony in Los Angeles.
Best Rap Album winner Tyler, the Creator was among the slate of performers at the Staples Center-set broadcast hosted by Alicia Keys.
Catch Tyler's reliably awesome performance of "Earfquake" and "New Magic Wand," complete with assists from Boyz II Men and Charlie Wilson (as well as a fleet of Igor clones), below.
IGOR's fellow Best Rap Album nominees included Revenge of the Dreamers III from the Dreamville collective, Meek Mill's CHAMPIONSHIPS, 21 Savage's I Am > I Was, and YBN Cordae's The Lost Boy.
Back in 2018, Tyler gave his reasoning on why he should win the then-imminent award for Best Rap Album for his previously nominated 2017 album Scum Fuck Flower Boy.
"I think I should win," he said at the time during a Shane Show interview. "Something different needs to win. I love Jay, but fuck. You have Grammys, dog. And I love Kendrick, and I think Damn was awesome. 'XXX' was my favorite song on that album. But fuck, [he's] nominated for six other ones. Let him get one of those."
Back in December, Tyler dropped the new songs "Best Interest" and "Group B." That same month, he reflected on the 10-year anniversary of Bastard.
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