After an undeniably massive 12 months, Stormzy was the big winner at this year’s Brit Awards, scooping both of the awards he was nominated for.
As well as Best British Male, he scooped the coveted British Album gong for his debut effort ‘Gang Signs & Prayer’, before closing the show with a hair-raising performance of ‘Big For Your Boots’, ‘Blinded By Your Grace, pt.2’ and a new rap taking aim at Theresa May, institutionalised racism and the Daily Mail.
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It was also a big night for Dua Lipa who, one year after being shortlisted for the Critics’ Choice award, took home both British Female Solo Artist and British Breakthrough Act.
She also performed during the show, bringing more than 100 dancers with her for a continuation of her ‘New Rules’ video.
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Meanwhile, Ed Sheeran didn’t take home any of the awards he was nominated for, but didn’t leave empty-handed, as he bagged the Global Success prize.
Check out the full list of winners - including Gorillaz, Kendrick Lamar and Foo Fighters - below...
British Album Of The Year
Stormzy - ‘Gang Signs And Prayers’
Best British Single
Rag’n’Bone Man - ‘Human’
Best British Female Solo Artist
Dua Lipa
Best British Male Solo Artist
Stormzy
Best British Group
Gorillaz
Best British Breakthrough Act
Dua Lipa
British Artist Video Of The Year
Harry Styles - ‘Sign Of The Times’
Best International Male Solo Artist
Kendrick Lamar
Best International Female Solo Artist
Lorde
Best International Group
Foo Fighters
Global Success
Ed Sheeran
Critics Choice
Jorja Smith
British Producer
Steve Mac