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Hanneman died of liver failure in 2013. Members of Slayer left the group after he passed away.
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In 2021 it was Naya Rivera who was left out of the Grammy broadcast, though she was included in a larger In Memoriam list published online by the Recording Academy. Still, fans were upset that the star, whose accidental death in July 2020 rocked the entertainment world, was not honored on TV. After all, Rivera was nominated in 2010 for a Grammy as a member of the 'Glee' cast for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals for 'Don’t Stop Believin'.
The singer died of a stroke with methamphetamine intoxication in 2014.
Every year, the Grammy Awards broadcast their "In Memoriam" segment to celebrate the lives lost since the last ceremony. Those who tribute is paid to were typically influential figures in the music industry. That said, every year there is almost always at least one notable omission.
This year it was Aaron Carter who was noticeably left out of the tribute at the 2023 Grammy Awards show. The singer, who died on November 5 at the age of 34 from suspected overdose, was acknowledged by the Recording Academy in a list shared online prior to the ceremony, but fans were appalled by his omission on television. Carter had rocketed to fame in the late '90s as a pop singer, releasing four studio albums, starting with his self-titled 1997 album which he released when was just nine years old. In his teen years he opened on tours for Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys, and he also became a regular on the Nickelodeon show 'All That!'. Later, he transitioned his music career into rap and released his fifth and final album 'Love' in 2018.
Find out which other celebs have been left off the Grammys "In Memoriam" segment in this gallery. Click on.
Musicians left off the Grammys "In Memoriam"
Fans outraged after Aaron Carter was left out of the televised 2023 Grammy broadcast
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Every year, the Grammy Awards broadcast their "In Memoriam" segment to celebrate the lives lost since the last ceremony. Those who tribute is paid to were typically influential figures in the music industry. That said, every year there is almost always at least one notable omission.
This year it was Aaron Carter who was noticeably left out of the tribute at the 2023 Grammy Awards show. The singer, who died on November 5 at the age of 34 from suspected overdose, was acknowledged by the Recording Academy in a list shared online prior to the ceremony, but fans were appalled by his omission on television. Carter had rocketed to fame in the late '90s as a pop singer, releasing four studio albums, starting with his self-titled 1997 album which he released when was just nine years old. In his teen years he opened on tours for Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys, and he also became a regular on the Nickelodeon show 'All That!'. Later, he transitioned his music career into rap and released his fifth and final album 'Love' in 2018.
Find out which other celebs have been left off the Grammys "In Memoriam" segment in this gallery. Click on.