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Win a trip to the 2012 Grammys!
After a huge year in music, the official countdown to the 54th Grammy Awards has begun. To prepare for the 2012 nominees, FUSE has introduced Grammy Nominee Takeover every Monday.
After a huge year in music, the official countdown to the 54th Grammy Awards has begun.
To prepare for the 2012 nominees, FUSE has introduced Grammy Nominee Takeover every Monday.
Having already featured artists like Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, Chris Brown, Eminem and Lil Wayne: FUSE is now featuring one of hip-hop’s biggest stars for the final Grammy Nominee Takeover: Kanye West!
The last Grammy Nominee Takeover will air this Monday, February 6th starting at 6AM on FUSE! With artist Kanye West as this weeks focus, this is one takeover you won’t want to miss!
To top it off, FUSE is also offering one (1) lucky viewer a chance to win a trip for them and a friend to the 2012 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, CA on February 12th!
Watch Grammy Nominee Takeover on FUSE and keep an eye out for the special code at the bottom of the screen.
Once the code is presented go to http://Insider.Fuse.tv to enter that code for your chance to win! And it doesn’t stop there, you will also get a chance to walk the red carpet and attend the official Grammy after party! If that’s not good enough, every week we’re giving away a Grammy Nominee Music Pack.
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