Haitian-Canadian entertainer Kaytranada made history at the 2021 Grammys on Sunday, becoming the first Black producer to earn the award for Best Dance/Electronic Album and the first openly gay producer to win in the same category. The 28-year-old earned two awards on the historic night.

The award in the Best Dance Recording category went to his song “10%” featuring Kali Uchis. Minutes later, he accepted an award in the Best Dance/Electronic Album category, getting recognition for his album Bubba, CP24 reported.

"A lot of young kids who aspire to be musicians probably have the same inner struggles as me, being Black and gay just [trying to] fit in," Kaytranada told Billboard. "It could be inspiring to them. That’s why I want to win — that’s who I’m going to dedicate it to."

The artist also expressed his excitement in a remote video feed while accepting his award.

“This is crazy. This is insane,” he said. “I'm taking this one back to Montreal.”

The DJ had a chance to grab a third award but lost to Megan Thee Stallion for Best New Artist.

Best Dance/Electronic Album

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