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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
SZA defended Cher after the "Believe" singer mistakenly announced that Luther Vandross had won Record of the Year at the 2026 Grammys instead of her and Kendrick Lamar for their song “Luther.” She told Entertainment Tonight after the 68th annual ceremony on Feb. 1, "She’s from that era. She probably really knew Luther Vandross. Of course, her brain and her energy is connecting that energy to the energy that we’re sharing." Plus, as SZA alluded to, her and Kendrick’s Grammy-winning song actually samples Luther and Cheryl Lynn’s cover of "If This World Were Mine," which made the blunder make even more sense. The ‘Snooze’ singer continued, "We’re mooching off of what Luther already gave us, so we’re grateful.
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