Watch Pharrell Williams Celebrate His "Happy" GRAMMY Win For Best Pop Solo Performance In 2015 | GRAMMY Rewind
Not expecting "Happy" to reign triumphant within the Best Pop Solo Performance category at the 2015 GRAMMYs, Pharrell Williams started off his acceptance speech by admitting that he was fully prepared for someone else to walk away with the golden gramophone. "Y'all are really great artists," Williams says, sharing his flowers and recognizing fellow nominees, John Legend, Sia, Sam Smith, and Taylor Swift.
Pharrell took home three GRAMMYs that night, also winning Best Music Video and Best Urban Contemporary Album, among his five total nominations. Revisit his full acceptance speech in the video above, and for more memorable GRAMMY Rewind moments, visit GRAMMY.com/videos.
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