Prepare to Daydream About Ariana Grande and More Stars’ First Grammys

During the 2001 ceremony, the Grammys kept saying Destiny's Child name as they nabbed Record of the Year and Best R&B Performance. The girl group donned matching outfits at what was Beyoncé's—as well as fellow members Kelly Roland and Michelle Williams'—first time attending. 

Before she swiped her first of four Album of the Year wins in 2010, Taylor Swift attended her first ceremony—where she was nominated for Best New Artist—in 2008, months before dropping Fearless. The award instead went to the late Amy Winehouse. 

This California Gurl had her most unforgettable Grammys night during her first time attending in 2009, where she was nominated for "I Kissed A Girl."

Although Art Pop wasn't out yet, the "Paparazzi" singer attended her first Grammys in 2010 to heaps of applause. After earning one nomination for "Just Dance" in 2009, the pop icon was up for five nominations off of The Fame—and walked away with two wins. 

The "Just The Way You Are" first proved he, too, was amazing during the Grammys in 2011, where he was honored with six nominations and a win in the Male Pop Vocal Performance for his aforementioned hit. 

Although she didn't score a nomination herself until 2015, Ariana Grande attended her first Grammys ceremony alongside brother Frankie Grande in 2011, one year after Victorious premiered on Nickelodeon. 

Notoriously known to fly under the radar, Frank Ocean did step out to pick up his only two Grammys during the 2013 ceremony. 

The "Not Like Us" rapper now has 57 Grammy nominations under his belt—but his first seven were earned back in 2014, when he first attended the ceremony, for his album good kid, m.A.A.d city. 

Now, this was brat. Before earning a whopping eight nominations for her latest album, Charli XCX attended the 2015 ceremony, where she earned two nods for her and Iggy Azalea's track "Fancy."

The "Cowboys Cry Too" singer may have only recently hit mainstream, but she was recognized by the Recording Academy in 2017 for a Best New Artist nomination. 

Duh! The "Bad Guy" singer had quite the haul during her first Grammys in 2019, where she won not only Best New Artist, but also Album of the Year—which she shared with her frequent collaborator and brother.

It's her. The rapper earned her flowers for Best Rap Song, Best Rap Performance and Best New Artist after bursting into the mainstream with her hit "Savage."

It's definitely not the same as it was. Although the former One Direction singer didn't win Album of the Year until 2022, he took home Best Pop Solo Performance for "Watermelon Sugar" during his first ceremony in 2021. 

Good 4 Olivia! After becoming a household name overnight with the success of "Drivers License," the Guts artist—along with her producer Dan Nigro—scored seven Grammys nominations, and walked away with three wins.