The Chainsmokers' Drew Taggart is Nominated For the Song of the Year GRAMMY

The nominations for the upcoming GRAMMY Awards were revealed about a month ago live on TV, and since then, much of the conversation concerning music’s biggest night has revolved around topics like which songs were ignored, which albums didn’t quite receive the attention they deserve, and which of the Best New Artist contenders might end up with the prize when the ceremony rolls around in January, but there is a new nomination worthy of discussing that nobody seems to even have noticed.

When the nominations were first called out by singer Andra Day back in late November, hip-hop musician Logic’s breakout hit "1-800-273-8255" was named one of the five nominees for Song of the Year, and that means that everybody involved in putting pen to paper is up for that trophy. When Day first called out the names, she read four: Alessia Caracciolo (better known simply as Alessia Cara), Sir Robert Bryson Hall II (Logic), Arjun Ivatury (record producer and songwriter 6ix), and Khalid Robinson (a.k.a. Khalid).