South Africa’s Tyla Makes Grammy History with Her Latest Win!
Celebrating both her birthday and a monumental achievement, South Africa's pop sensation Tyla has successfully captivated the music world once again. Just a day after her twenty-fourth birthday, Tyla scooped her second Grammy Award at the prestigious ceremony held in Los Angeles on February 2, 2026.
A Historic Night at the Grammys
The Grammy Awards night, hosted by South Africa's own Trevor Noah for the sixth and final time, was an evening filled with celebration and recognition of unparalleled talent. Among the winners were notable artists including Olivia Dean, Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, and Kendrick Lamar with SZA.
Tyla's triumph came in the Best African Music Performance category for her hit single "Push 2 Start," making her the first artist to win this category twice, a true testament to her growing influence and success on the global stage.
Pushing Boundaries and Setting Records
Since its release in 2024, “Push 2 Start” has been making waves, boasting over 444 million streams on Spotify and over 136 million views on YouTube. Tyla's performance not only showcased her remarkable talent but also highlighted the richness of African music on a world platform.
This Grammy win is not just a personal achievement for Tyla but also a significant moment for South African music, underscoring its vibrant culture and influence in the global music industry.
Celebrating Excellence in Music
Despite an overwhelming number of media engagements post-award, Tyla maintained her poise and grace, dazzling attendees with her golden attire designed by Dsquared2. This moment marks a new chapter in her career as she continues to inspire many aspiring artists around the globe.
As the music industry evolves, Talya's recent success shines a light on the potential within African artistry, encouraging even more significant contributions to the global music landscape. Her achievements remind us of the beauty and power of celebrating our cultural roots and sharing them with the world.
