Watch aliciakeys take a look back at some memorable moments in her career, including her debut music video & more
took a look back at some memorable moments in her career, including her debut music video, her very first time attending the Grammy Awards, and her performance at President Obama’s inaugural ball.
Next, Keys is shown a picture of her from the 2002 Grammy Awards, carrying her five statuettes in her arms. Speaking of her very first time attending the event, the singer reveals that she was actually very sick that night and could barely even sing. After watching a clip of her 2004 visuals for “If I Ain’t Got You,” Keys notes that the song is one of her favorites and recalls that it wasn’t necessarily the easiest video to shoot.
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