Singer Sam Smith felt nervous about performing at the Grammy Awards, but he was also excited about taking to the stage.
"Singing in front of people is still nerve-racking. Yeah, it is. It's mad," he said.
Meanwhile, Smith, 25, has also showed his support for the Time's Up initiative and for the musical gala, he accessorised his green suit with a white rose and spoke of his belief that the world "needs" equality for "absolutely everyone", reports eonline.com.
"I hope we get better. And I just hope we keep striving forward towards equality for absolutely everyone and every situation across the board. Being a gay man, we need that as a community. And the world needs it now," he said.
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