Which Grammy Nominees Have the Most Social Buzz [STATS]

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NM Incite looked at more than 50,000 social media messages related to the event to see which nominees were receiving the most buzz.

From the date that the nominees were announced, the album most-talked about was Rihanna's Loud, which is up for "Best Album of the Year." Within that category, it has earned 43% of the conversation.

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Nicki Minaj is the most-talked about on social media for "Best New Artist," with 28 percent of related conversation.

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Mother monster Lady Gaga is coming out on top among the "Best Pop Vocal Album" nominees for her album Born This Way, which received 39% of related buzz.

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For "Best Country Album," Taylor Swift's album Speak Now earned 34% of buzz.

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Chris Brown's album F.A.M.E. is the most-talked-about for the category "Best R&B Album." He made up 30% of the conversation online.

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For "Best Rap Album," Kanye West received 25% of buzz for his album My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, and 22% buzz for his collaborative album with Jay-Z, Watch the Throne.

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The Red Hot Chili Peppers are leading the buzz surrounding "Best Rock Album," with 30% for the band's album I'm With You.

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Among big artists like Adele and Katy Perry, Bon Iver has received 32% of the conversation online related to "Record of the Year" for Holocene. However, Adele's single "Rolling in the Deep" is coming out on top with 23% of buzz for "Song of the Year."

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