Lorde, the 17-year-old New Zealand singer, gained some much deserved respect and a multiplied fandom after her performance and wins at the 2014 Grammys earlier this week.

Lorde Thankful For Grammy Buzz

On Sunday night, Lorde became the youngest person to ever win the Grammy’s Song of the Year award for her hit single “Royals.” During the night, she performed the song, which also won for Best Pop Solo Performance.

After the awards show, Lorde’s took to Twitter to share her gratitude for the celebration of her music.

A couple days later, the teen pop star still can’t believe how quickly her fame and notoriety have skyrocketed.

Lorde Vs Other Music Celebs

Since “Royals” came out in 2013, Lorde has proved herself to be an unapologetically candid interview subject. She hasn’t minced words when discussing the likes of Justin Bieber or Selena Gomez, who she think delivers an anti-feminist message in her single “Come and Get It.” She also won’t cower when faced with criticism, especially when the target is her relationship with boyfriend James Lowe.

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Back in December, Tyler, The Creator took aim at the young couple on Instagram, mocking a picture of the two embracing at the beach. “Hhahahahahaa,” Tyler, The Creator captioned the snap. When Lorde asked, “was this supposed to make me feel something?” he replied, “NOT AT ALL, IT MADE ME LAUGH.”

Lorde later went on to say that those who post negative things about her relationshiop with Lowe, who is of Asian descent, are “the type of people who use the word 'f-gg-t' as an insult,” in an interview with Rolling Stone. She also admitted, "[I'm] not completely impervious to insult. I'm a human being."

Lorde’s debut album Pure Heroine was released in September 2013. In addition to “Royals,” the album features tracks “Tennis Court” and “Team.”

– Chelsea Regan

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