Solange Suggests 'Build Your Own Institutions' After Beyonce's 'Lemonade' Album of the Year Grammy Snub

Users also preserved her earlier co-sign of a Frank Ocean's Tumblr post in which the Blonde singer, who elected to sit out this year's show out of protest, took the event's producer and writer to task for suggesting he skipped due to the poor quality of his 2013 performance on the show. 

Both Solange and Beyoncé took home Grammy awards at the show -- best urban contemporary album for Bey and best R&B performance for Solange ("Cranes in the Sky") -- but Solange wasn't alone in criticizing the way things went down and the Grammy system. Sufjan Stevens also weighed in, writing a post entitled "Just a Reminder -- Don't Be Racist" on his website in which he asked "WTF is 'Urban Contemporary?'"

The answer, he wrote, is "it's where the white man puts the incomparable pregnant black woman because he is so threatened by her talent, power, persuasion and potential." 

St. Vincent seconded that emotion, tweeting "Re: Beyoncé and the Grammys. What Sufjan said."

Even Adele, who won the album of the year prize for 25, hinted during her acceptance speech that Beyoncé deserved to win just as much as she did, saying, "But my artist of my life is Beyoncé and this album, for me, the Lemonade album, was just so monumental."