Laughable that all Beyonce fans think Adele's album was bad. Also laughable that they think that all those 19 million people who bought 25 are white people only. The truth is Beyonce fans are completely unsettled about the existence of a solo female artist who out trumps their so-called queen in writing, sales, charts, musical "quality" and single's impact. All Adele did was the traditional: single and then drop album. The good thing about Adele is, whether you like it or not, her music speaks for itself NOT her videos. People saying"she can't win cause she promoted the album" are plain idiotic, off course she promoted the album. Just like Beyonce did with Superbowl & the HBO thing(which not a lot of people bothered to watch 700 000 people is not good let's be honest). You're not going to win a grammy AOTY because of your album roll out method (the "surprise" drop). That's just absurd. You'll win on quality(whatever that is) as judged by your peers, not fans, your peers. Adele isn't successful because she's white, if that were true "19" would've been more successful than 21. Her music simply speaks to a greater demographic of people. No amount of crazed fandom will make that untrue. These are the obstacles you come up against when you COMPARE art. The Grammy voters will judge the music, not the "visual"(that's for other awards shows). Based on music, I think Lemonade is better than 25. Its still May and it sounds like Alicia Keys might also have a VERY good album coming (she also doesn't have AOTY and her music has always been "better" than Beyonce's without even trying). Then there's the versatility question that B fans always raise about Adele. That's just hypocritical nonsense because Beyonce hasn't done anything other than RnB/hip-hop/PoP since she went solo. We know her as a dancer/singer, that's what she's still doing. Granted she does a raggea/soul/rock song here and there but since '03 she's been doing the same genre. Since DIL till now she's used the same method: scout songs, record rnb/pop/urban, select, release album. The ONLY way Beyonce has gotten "versatile" musically is that she sounds more POP and less RnB with each successive album nothing more. The visual album(making tons of music videos for album tracks) thing is not new to those who've followed Beyonce's career, she's been doing it since B-Day even her father said the same thing and I suspect it was his idea. Either way whoever is nominated, 25 Lemonade and Alicia Key's album must be there.