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Grammys 2023: Taylor Swift wins Best Music Video for All Too Well short

Swift previously won the award in 2014, along with Kendrick Lamar, for their collaboration ‘Bad Blood’

Maanya Sachdeva
Monday 06 February 2023 00:33 GMT
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Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well: The Short Film” has won the Grammy for Best Music Video at the awards ceremony on Sunday (5 February).

The 65th Grammy Awards are underway at the Crypto.com arena in Los Angeles.

Swift, who directed the 10-minute long video starring Sadie Sink and Dylan O’Brien, was nominated in the category alongside Adele, Harry Styles, Doja Cat, and Kendrick Lamar.

She released the re-recorded version of her 2012 album Red in November 2021.

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The award marks Swift’s 12th Grammy, including her second Best Music Video win. She shared the prize with Kendrick Lamar for the visuals of their 2014 hit “Bad Blood”.

Notably, Swift performed “All Too Well” at the Grammy awards in 2014.

The singer’s fans flooded Twitter with congratulatory messages after she was announced as the category winner – calling it a “full circle” moment.

One person wrote: “It’s just so full circle that when Red was originally nominated and lost it’s [sic] nominations at the Grammys, taylor sang “All Too Well” that night and NOW years later, “All Too Well has officially won a Grammy.”

Another fan also noted: “ Now Red era has a Grammy!”

Other highlights from the awards show include Viola Davis achieving EGOT status, and Beyoncé inching closer to becoming the most decorated artist in the history of the Grammy awards.

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