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Grammy Awards Viewership Falls To Record Low
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March 15, 2021

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Just 8.8 million people tuned into the Grammy Awards on CBS this year, a new all-time low for the music awards show, according to near-final Nielsen ratings.

Why it matters: In a sign of how much the pandemic has sped up ratings declines for award shows, the Grammy’s ratings were still the highest for any major award show in the past year.

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