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Out With the New, in With the Old?: How the Grammys Should Recognize
Older tracks like the Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris" and Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" are experiencing massive modern resurgences, often driven by viral social media trends and streaming platforms. This phenomenon has sparked a cultural shift where listeners care less about a song's release date than its current relevance. However, the Recording Academy's current eligibility rules prevent these revived hits from being properly honored during awards season. Industry stakeholders are now debating whether the Grammys should adapt their categories to acknowledge catalog tunes that dominate modern charts.