Stormzy Credits a Team of Women For His 2020 BRIT Awards Win, and That's How It's Done

Updated on Feb 18, 2020 at 6:20 PM

LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 18: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Stormzy accepts the Best Male Solo Artist award during The BRIT Awards 2020 at The O2 Arena on February 18, 2020 in London, England. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)

Stormzy's gone and done it again, beating out Harry Styles, Lewis Capaldi, Dave, and Michael Kiwanuka to take home best male solo artist at the 2020 BRIT Awards in London. Winning the award for his second album Heavy Is the Head, which debuted in December 2019, he thanked God, his mother, his manager, and his fans — as well as every single woman on his team.

"To be the best male, I've got the most incredible females in my team," said Stormzy, who then went on to call out each and every single woman who played an important part in his win by name. "I love you guys . . . the best male is nothing without these females," he added.

This is the third BRIT award for Stormzy, who won best male solo artist and best album for his first album Gang Signs & Prayer back in 2018. Check out his full speech from this year's award show ahead.

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