Harry Styles’ Critically Acclaimed Grammy Awards Stage Behind the Scenes Was Too Much Trouble

Last Updated on 02/08/2023 by てんしょく飯

Harry Styles’ performance of “As It Was” at the 65th Grammy Awards was met with mixed reviews. Harry Styles’ performance of “As It Was” at the 65th Grammy Awards was met with mixed reviews.

Harry Styles’ performance of “As It Was” at the Grammy Awards was met with mixed reviews.

Harry Styles was one of the stars of this year’s Grammy Awards, winning the awards for Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Album of the Year in major categories for his latest album “Harry’s House” at the 65th Grammy Awards ceremony held on February 5 at the Crypt.com Arena in Los Angeles, California. Harry Styles was one of the stars of this year’s Grammy Awards.

Harry became the first One Direction member to win a Grammy in a major category and established himself as one of the world’s top artists in both name and reality, but his performance at the awards ceremony was met with mixed reviews.

At the awards ceremony, Harry performed “As It Was,” one of last year’s biggest hits from “Harry’s House. The performance was performed while riding on a spinning turntable, as seen in the music video for the song, but it was unstable, with Harry almost tripping several times at the beginning and in the middle of the performance, and some on social networking sites criticized the performance as “less than perfect. Some people on social networking sites criticized the performance as “not perfect.

Harry’s performance, which was met with mixed reviews, was a recreation of the world of the music video, but there were some problems on stage that had not been anticipated in the careful rehearsals that had been conducted the day before.

What happened on Harry Styles’ Grammy Awards stage

According to a now-deleted TikTok post by choreographer Dexter Da Rocha, Harry and his dancers practiced hard for 10 days for the Grammy Awards stage, but on the day of the show, the turntable unexpectedly spun in the opposite direction. Dexter said in the video, “The turntables were spinning in the opposite direction.

In the video, Dexter says, “We spent a lot of time practicing with the turntable spinning counterclockwise. Even in the final rehearsal yesterday, we did it until it was perfect,” he explained. On the actual stage, the turntable was spinning clockwise.

I can’t believe we switched patterns on the fly in directions we’d never walked before. It’s a circular stage, so you are pulled in many different directions. It takes a special sense of balance, but we all did our best and were lucky to get into a cool formation, because after getting ourselves used to one direction, it turned out the other way,” Dexter said.

Harry and the dancers, who had trouble with the stage spinning in the opposite direction from what they had practiced, handled the situation admirably and continued with their performance. They ended their performance on the big stage with a breathtaking dance on the turntable.

Dexter said the following in the video. Harry did his best to sing and walk and do everything backwards, and he even did a duet backwards. It was brilliant.”