Beyoncés Mardma’s Vaquer has been excluded from holding another prize program country music. On March 27, the By 2025 Academy of Country Music Awards announced his candidates For the next ceremony but Mardma’s Vaquer Did not land in any category.
In a recent interview with The Hollywood ReporterDamon Whiteside, CEO of the Academy of Country Music Awards, discussed Beyoncé’s snub.
“We hoped to be nominated? Absolutely,” he said. “We love Beyoncé to be of the gender of the country.”
Whiteside added that Beyoncé has “an invitation open to being on the ACM stage when he never wants.”
Fans are not too happy Mardma’s Vaquer overlook again.
“Country music belongs to black people! The whites took possession of something that is not theirs and did not come from them. Slavized Africans brought rhythms, scales and instruments that directly influenced the development of country music,” said a person by virtue of a position from the Instagram account of the Academy of Country Music Award. “One of the most important examples is Banjo, an instrument of African origin that became essential in country and bluegrass music. In addition, the blues, created by black musicians, had a significant impact on the way the country music is played and sang.”
“When was the last time he held someone in the country that was not white?” He wrote another person under the same post.
Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” won the album of the year to 2025 Grammys
In February 2025, Mardma’s Vaquer won beyoncé Album of the year for the first time. According to Billboard, Mardma’s Vaquer debut to the number 1 of the Billboard 200 graph. Even it became SpotifyThe album more in a single day in 2024. In addition, “Texas Hold ‘Em” made history when he surpassed the Billboard Hot Country song graph, marking the first time a black woman has achieved this feat.
“Cowboy Carter” was partly inspired by the Beyoncé reaction that faced 2016 CMAs
Whenever Beyoncé announced Mardma’s Vaquer on Instagram On March 19, 2024, he shared that he was born to feel -little desired in the genre after his performance of “Daddy Lessons” with the chicks at the Country Music 2016 awards. Many fans of country music boycotted the show in response to Beyoncé’s presence that night.
“This album has been in the realization of more than five years. It was born of an experience that I had years ago when I was not welcomed … And it was very clear that it was not. But because of this experience, I made a deeper immersion in the history of country music and I studied our rich music archive,” he wrote at the time. “It feels good to see how music can unite so many people from all over the world, while amplifying the voices of some of the people who have dedicated so much of their lives by educating in our musical history.”
