Netizens are raving over Benson Boone after seeing his performance at this year’s Grammys, where Heidi Klum and Nikki Glaser removed part of his outfit.
On February 2, 2025, musical star Benson Boone gave his debut performance for the ceremony’s Best New Artist performance medley at the 67th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. The show included an unexpected twist involving supermodel Heidi Klum and famous comedian Nikki Glaser. The moment was captured by an attendee and shared online, prompting a flurry of praise from fans.
Fan comment about Benson Boone’s Grammys performance, posted on February 3, 2025. | Source: Instagram/haleyybaylee
In Haley Kalil’s Instagram video, the singer-songwriter is seen softly serenading the audience in a classic suit and bowtie before Klum and Glaser stand up from their seats behind him to yank the suit jacket off.
Nikki Glaser and Heidi Klum ripping off Benson Boone’s suit jacket during his performance at this year’s Grammys, posted on February 3, 2025. | Source: Instagram/haleyybaylee
The duo ripped away the jacket, revealing a light-blue, sheer, skin-tight jumpsuit that accentuated the artist’s chiseled chest. Finishing off the job, Boone tore his suit pants off before proceeding to the stage to continue singing.
Benson Boone singing to the audience after he ripped off his suit pants. | Source: Instagram/haleyybaylee
The singer set the stage ablaze as he belted out his hit song “Beautiful Things,” flipping and somersaulting across the stage while singing into the microphone with passion.
Social media users who saw the footage flocked to comment sections with compliments.“he [sic] was the best performance tonight for sure!!! 🔥,” exclaimed a fan, while another marveled, “Okay… just wow 🔥.” An equally impressed admirer declared, “How iconic 🧊✨✨✨.”
Similar praise ensued, with yet another person opining, “His moves during this performance were EPIC 🔥.” “The next Freddy [sic] Mercury🔥” asserted a fan, while someone else swooned, “Outstanding 🔥🙌.” More details on the story will follow shortly.
