Luckily it was just your ears that trembled when Tyler, The Creator took the stage at Sunday night's (Jan. 26) 62nd annual Grammy Awards to perform his Igor song "Earfquake" with some very special friends.
Standing around a flaming garbage can like a doo-wop group from the 1950s, Boyz II Men were joined by R&B legend Charlie Wilson for an cappella run through the song.
The quartet, dressed in blood red suits with white shoes, crooned "don't leave me, it's my fault" in perfect harmony as Tyler moved centerstage in his blonde Igor bowl-haircut wig and a white suit with one red leg and one red arm. The stuttering track cranked up, and Tyler alternately rapped and shouted the song's lyrics (before finding out if he was a winner in the best rap album category).
In an homage to Eminem's army of Marshalls at the 2000 Video Music Awards, Tyler then invited 25 Igor doppelgangers onto the stage.
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The lookalikes walked in random intersecting lines across the set decked out with colorful condo fronts as Tyler was lifted into the air on a riser and they all moshed like maniacs while the camera shook to match the rapper's angsty, earth-shaking vocals. After another a cappela break from the Boyz, the housing complex burst into flames as Tyler ripped into the agitated "New Magic Wand," pretending to shoot himself in the head with his finger gun before falling back into the flames.
Standing around a flaming garbage can like a doo-wop group from the 1950s, Boyz II Men were joined by R&B legend Charlie Wilson for an cappella run through the song.
The quartet, dressed in blood red suits with white shoes, crooned "don't leave me, it's my fault" in perfect harmony as Tyler moved centerstage in his blonde Igor bowl-haircut wig and a white suit with one red leg and one red arm. The stuttering track cranked up, and Tyler alternately rapped and shouted the song's lyrics (before finding out if he was a winner in the best rap album category).
In an homage to Eminem's army of Marshalls at the 2000 Video Music Awards, Tyler then invited 25 Igor doppelgangers onto the stage.
READ MOREHere Are All the Winners From the 2020 Grammys
The lookalikes walked in random intersecting lines across the set decked out with colorful condo fronts as Tyler was lifted into the air on a riser and they all moshed like maniacs while the camera shook to match the rapper's angsty, earth-shaking vocals. After another a cappela break from the Boyz, the housing complex burst into flames as Tyler ripped into the agitated "New Magic Wand," pretending to shoot himself in the head with his finger gun before falling back into the flames.
