Harry Styles, Beyonce and Wet Leg win at U.K.'s Brit Awards
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It was Harry's night at the Brit Awards. Harry Styles won four prizes, including album of the year, at the U.K.'s leading music awards Saturday, while female-led indie rock band Wet Leg took trophies for group of the year and best new artist.
It was Harry's night at the Brit Awards.
Harry Styles won four prizes, including album of the year, at the U.K.'s leading music awards Saturday, while female-led indie rock band Wet Leg took trophies for group of the year and best new artist.
Beyonce added two Brits to her crowded shelf of awards -- international artist of the year and international song of the year, for "Break My Soul."
Styles took the album of the year trophy for "Harry's House," less than a week after winning the same category at the Grammy Awards. He also won for pop/R&B act, song of the year for "As It Was," and artist of the year.
Accepting the best-artist trophy, the global pop heartthrob thanked "my mum for signing me up for `X Factor,"' the talent show that brought him to fame with boyband One Direction.
"I am very aware of my privilege up here tonight," said Styles, who drew criticism for saying at the Grammys that "this doesn't happen to people like me very often." Some saw the comment as deaf to the struggles faced by artists from diverse backgrounds.
Styles gave shoutouts to Charli XCX, Rina Sawayama, Mabel, Florence + The Machine and Becky Hill -- performers who failed to make the Brits' all-male artist of the year shortlist.
