Clipse Brings the House Down with 'So Far Ahead' Performance, Snowflakes on Stage at 2026 Grammys.
The Virginia Beach trio, clad in matching white suits and fur coats, kicked off their performance of 'Let God Sort Em Out's' standout track 'So Far Ahead.' The show was already a triumph for the group, having earlier won Best Rap Performance for 'Chains & Whips,' featuring Kendrick Lamar. Pharrell took home his 13th Grammy in the form of the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award.
During their set, snow began to fall atop Pusha T and Pharell Williams as they delivered a masterclass performance that was no doubt influenced by their penchant for exploring life's darker corners. The trio's latest release, 'Let God Sort Em Out,' peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 in 2023.
Pharrell went on to pay tribute to legendary producer Q-Tip, who presented him with his Dr. Dre Global Impact Award. In a heartfelt speech, Pharrell celebrated Tip and A Tribe Called Quest's enduring influence on his career. He also reflected fondly on waking up early with Pusha T to watch rap videos on MTV.
It marked a fitting moment of recognition for the Clipse, who have six Grammy nominations under their belt, including five in 2026 alone. This year's wins followed their initial nomination alongside Justin Timberlake for 'Like I Love You' back in 2002 – an honor they shared with the singer-songwriter at the time.
Their latest performance was a testament to the enduring power of hip-hop as an art form and how it continues to forge powerful connections between artists.
The Virginia Beach trio, clad in matching white suits and fur coats, kicked off their performance of 'Let God Sort Em Out's' standout track 'So Far Ahead.' The show was already a triumph for the group, having earlier won Best Rap Performance for 'Chains & Whips,' featuring Kendrick Lamar. Pharrell took home his 13th Grammy in the form of the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award.
During their set, snow began to fall atop Pusha T and Pharell Williams as they delivered a masterclass performance that was no doubt influenced by their penchant for exploring life's darker corners. The trio's latest release, 'Let God Sort Em Out,' peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 in 2023.
Pharrell went on to pay tribute to legendary producer Q-Tip, who presented him with his Dr. Dre Global Impact Award. In a heartfelt speech, Pharrell celebrated Tip and A Tribe Called Quest's enduring influence on his career. He also reflected fondly on waking up early with Pusha T to watch rap videos on MTV.
It marked a fitting moment of recognition for the Clipse, who have six Grammy nominations under their belt, including five in 2026 alone. This year's wins followed their initial nomination alongside Justin Timberlake for 'Like I Love You' back in 2002 – an honor they shared with the singer-songwriter at the time.
Their latest performance was a testament to the enduring power of hip-hop as an art form and how it continues to forge powerful connections between artists.
The way Clipse brought that house down with their 'So Far Ahead' performance was insane 
I mean, who doesn't love Pharrell in a fur coat? 
But seriously, it was amazing to see them kill the stage alongside Pusha T and pay tribute to Q-Tip. That moment when Pharrell spoke about waking up early to watch rap videos on MTV... that's pure nostalgia for me 
I'm not surprised they're getting more recognition - their music is so innovative and has been influencing artists for years 
And yeah, 6 Grammys is nothing to sneeze at 
The way hip-hop continues to bring people together is just incredible 
they totally killed it with 'So Far Ahead'! Pharrell's win was super deserving, especially after all the love he's shown for Q-Tip and A Tribe Called Quest throughout his career 
. The fact that it snowed on stage is just an added bonus, like something straight out of a dream 
what's even better is that they didn't forget their roots and paid tribute to where they came from... it's dope to see them using their platform for more than just themselves 
, and that snow on stage? Genius move 
! I mean, who else could make snowfall in sync with Pusha T's bars? It was like they were telling us a story through their music. Pharrell killing it as always, too 
. The Clipse are definitely deserving of all those Grammy nods 
. I'm hyped for them to win more this year 
!
and fur coats, i mean, what's next, a group dance routine in the snow 
? Pharrell's speech about Q-tip was so beautiful and it's amazing how much respect he has for his roots... like, waking up early to watch rap vids on mtv with pusha t is just pure nostalgia 
i'm literally hyped for their next release, 'let god sort em out' was fire 
. but at the same time, it's awesome that they're getting the recognition they deserve - six Grammy nominations is no joke! 
Pusha T and Pharell killing the game with 'So Far Ahead' performance, and Pharrell's speech was so heartfelt 
... I think we can all agree that hip-hop is a powerful art form that brings people together 
... its like they're tapping into this dark energy that just takes over the whole vibe 
I mean, who else can make snowfall on stage happen?! 
I love how they gave props to Q-Tip too... the older gen is always so underrated 
he really brought the feels! can't wait to see what they do next 
the way Clipse brought that house down was insane, their energy is infectious 
. Pharrell's speech about Q-Tip though... really made me appreciate the history behind those songs 
. it's cool to see them get recognized for their contributions to hip-hop, six grammy noms ain't nothing to sneeze at 
. The Clipse's influence is undeniable, and it's dope to see them getting the recognition they deserve at the Grammys 
Like, I'm not surprised the Clipse brought their A-game to the Grammys... again. They've been serving up fire beats and bars for years, and it's about time they get some recognition for it 
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. I think Clique is definitely one of those groups that have been waiting for this moment for a while now 