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Grammy Quotes

What artists say about music's top prize.

These Grammy quotes range from bold ambition, wanting every Grammy available, to childhood dreams of simply being nominated one day. One speaks plainly about the honor of winning, treating it as meaningful without extra explanation.

I want every Grammy.

Quotes by Young Thug

As a kid, I dreamed of being nominated for a Grammy.

Quotes by Thomas Rhett

It's an honor to win a Grammy, of course.

Quotes by Jonny Lang

I've got a Grammy and Emmy, I'd like to have a Tony.

Quotes by Cyndi Lauper

Being Quotes

I'd like my writing to be recognized with a Grammy.

Quotes by Chely Wright

I believe that I'm going to have a Grammy.

Quotes by Ashthon Jones

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Frequently Asked Questions

How ambitious are these Grammy quotes?
Quite, one simply states wanting every Grammy, setting no limit on the goal at all. It's one of the more direct expressions of award ambition among these quotes.
Did any of these artists dream about the Grammy as a child?
Yes, one recalls dreaming as a kid specifically about being nominated, not necessarily winning. The nomination itself is treated as the early, aspirational milestone.
How is winning a Grammy described here?
One quote calls it an honor, of Course, treating the achievement almost as an expected, self-evident kind of praise.
What other awards are mentioned alongside the Grammy?
One quote lists already holding a Grammy and an Emmy, with a Tony named as the one still wanted. It frames the Grammy as one piece of a larger collection of major awards.
Do these quotes treat the Grammy as an end goal?
Not entirely, even the quote naming multiple wins keeps looking toward one more award. Wanting a Grammy reads more as an ongoing ambition than something anyone truly finishes chasing.

Another quote comes from someone who already holds a Grammy and an Emmy, with a Tony named as the missing piece. Together, the quotes suggest the Grammy rarely feels like a finish line, even for repeat winners.