Celebrities and politics โ you may not think they have a lot in common and wellโฆactually, they donโt, but in this modern age wherever one goes, the other is sure to follow.
Just a little over two hours into the Grammy Awards, we a pre-recorded skit was aired that showed celebritiesโฆ and Hilary Clinton reading segments from the controversial new book, Fire and Fury, which takes aim at President Donald Trump.
James Corden, who was hosting the event, announced the skit to a bemused audience.
โSome people donโt know this, but you donโt always need to be a musician to win a Grammy. In fact, every year, the Recording Academy has honoured the best-spoken word album,โ he explained.
โOver the years, the award has gone to some of the worldโs most inspiring voices. Bill Clinton has won a Grammy. Barack Obama has won a Grammy. Hillary Clinton, Jimmy Carter, Al Gore โ they all have Grammys.โ
โWe know that our current President does love winning awards, and the good news for him is he may just be the subject of next yearโs winner. The question Iโve got is: Who will be the narrator?โ

The pre-recorded skit was then played featuring the likes of John Legend, Snoop Dogg and Cher reading out scathing segments from the book.
The video finished with a segment read by Hilary Clinton (watch the video at top of post) who โgotโ the job of the narrator.
While some viewers love the cheeky surprise, many others thought to add politics to a music award show was cheapening the event.
One such viewer was Donald Trump Jr who tweeted,
โGetting to read a #fakenews book excerpt at the Grammys seems like a great consolation prize for losing the presidency.โ
Which was then followed by a second tweet,
โThe more Hillary goes on television the more the American people realize how awesome it is to have @realDonaldTrump in office.โ
There was no word directly from Trump, who did, however, direct a Tweet To Jay Z.