“As a UNICEF Ambassador, I am proud to work with an organization that supports and empowers women and children around the world,” the 38-year-old said in a release. Pink’s release of the Sasha Samsonova-directed clip is accompanied by a donation to UNICEF. One day after she treated Grammy viewers to an understated – read: no twirling from the ceiling – performance of “ Wild Hearts Can’t Be Broken,” off her 2017 LP Beautiful Trauma, P!nk has now dropped the sparse video for the emotional ballad. Pink just released a music video for the emotional ballad she sang at the Grammys Pink’s performance was fitting for the moment.Will post the official video as soon as its available.ĭidn’t allow embedding at the time of this writing. Much like the #TimesUp pins at the Golden Globes, nominees, guests, performers and presenters wore white roses to the Grammys to show their support for the movement. All of the focus was on her, her voice and message as she continued: “This is my rally cry/ I know it’s hard, we have to try/ This is a battle I must win/ To want my share is not a sin.” Pink sang the timely lyrics: “There’s not enough rope to tie me down/ There’s not enough tape to shut this mouth.” She performed alongside a sign language interpreter on a bare stage set up. Nominated for the song, “What About Us” in the best pop solo performance category, she chose to perform the cut “Wild Hearts Can’t Be Broken” from her seventh studio album, “Beautiful Trauma.” However, Sunday night at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony at Madison Square Garden in New York City, she kept it super simple.Īlthough she had worn a fuzzy red get-up to walk the red carpet, she sported a plain pair of jeans and a white, off-the-shoulder T-shirt on stage. In the past she’s done aerial acrobatics and flown high about audiences at awards show. Everyone expects a ginormous spectacle from pop songstress Pink.
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