Chance the Rapper
The Best New Artist nominee is among the most nominated this year with seven nominations, many for his streaming-only album, Coloring Book.
DJ Khaled
The rapper knows the key to a good rap album because he landed a nod for Best Rap Album this year.
Amy Schumer
The comedian landed her first two Grammy nominations this year for her Live at the Apollo performance and recording of her audiobook for The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo.
Mike Posner
Posner doesn't need a pill to make Avicii think he's cool—he has a Grammy nomination for Song of the Year instead.
Rihanna
She was busy at "work, work, work" this year and her eight Grammy nominations, including Record of the Year, prove it.
Kanye West
The "Fade" rapper racked up eight more nominations this year, including best rap song and best rap album.
David Bowie
The late icon was nominated five times for his final work on the album Blackstar.
Drake
The rapper was nominated for Album of the Year for Views, which was certified four times platinum by the end of the year. This marks the first time Drake has been nominated for Album of the Year for his own record.
The Chainsmokers
The DJ duo nabbed their first Grammy nominee this year for Best New Artist.
Justin Bieber
While he's already a Grammy winner and two-time nominee, this year marks the first time Bieber has been nominated for Album of the Year.
Beyoncé
With nine nominations this year for Lemonade, the "Formation" songstress leads the pack.
Adele
The British star said "Hello" to five nominations this year for her record-breaking album, 25.