Five Most Skewed Moments In Grammy History

5. Bob Dylan meets Soy Bomb, 1998: Performing "Love Sick" off his comeback album, Time Out of Mind, someone decided to put a small, live audience behind Dylan and his band. An audience member (or performance artist, depending on your point of view) by the name of Michael Portnoy hijacked the performance, by leaving his spot and surprised viewers with his bizarre, spastic dance moves and had the words "Soy Bomb" written in black across his chest. Needless to say, the Grammy Awards, which hired Portnoy presumably without a background check, to dance and give a good vibe, weren't happy and didn't pay Mr. Soy Bomb the promised $200. Hey, it's better than going to jail, right?

4. Ol' Dirty Bastard interrupts Shawn Colvin, 1998: There must have been something in the water in NYC that year (or at least etiquette went out the window) because the Wu-Tang Clan member also felt the need to overshadow someone, albeit this was an acceptance speech rather than a performance. During Colvin's speech for her "Song of the Year" award, ODB went on stage and proclaimed, "I went and bought this outfit that costed a lot of money today...you know man, 'cause I figured that Wu-Tang was going to win... Puffy is good but Wu-Tang is the best." If that moment doesn't sum up ODB's legacy, I don't know what does.