“I don’t even have words at this point in time. At the end of the day so many people put so much hard work into this music, into this project and I’d be remiss to [not] give credit to each and every one,” Lecrae told the audience when he accepted the award for his “Church Clothes 4” album. “I’m gonna forget all your names and y’all gonna be mad at me at the end of the day.”
“But listen, every single soul who touched this project, everybody who listened to it, enjoyed it, understand that man—the gift that we all possess, like I said before,” he added. “I have to give credit to the Lord Jesus for just being my all in all and everything, to allow me to speak the words that I have in art. I love y’all. God bless y’all. Thank y’all.”
Lecrae posted on social media how grateful he was for receiving the Grammys and thanked God for allowing him to be part of his kingdom.
“I haven’t fully processed it all yet. I’m grateful, but it’s really something beyond my understanding,” Lecrae said. “I just wanted to be the father I never had and give my kids experiences. God is beyond kind. Once I have more words I’ll share but for now…Thank you God for being gracious.”
He concluded, “Thank you Jesus for allowing me to be a part of your kingdom and using broken instruments to play healing music. There are sooooo many people to thank…my list is coming soon.”
Lecrae is currently on the Winter Jam Tour, which includes Crowder, Cain, NewSong, Seventh Day Slumber, Katy Nichole, and more for only a $15 general admission fee at the door.
, Lecrae, the “Church Clothes” Christian rap artist, added two more Grammys to his name during the 66th annual Grammy Awards, bringing his career total to four.){kind=link}