Beyoncé, Blue Ivy, Kendrick Lamar Win at NAACP Image Awards

During the second night of the NAACP Image Awards pre-show, Beyoncé and her daughter Blue Ivy Carter were prominent winners, with Beyoncé recognized as outstanding female artist and for her album 'Cowboy Carter', while Blue Ivy won for her voice-over role in 'Mufasa: The Lion King'. Kendrick Lamar received the award for outstanding hip-hop/rap song for 'Not Like Us', and Doechii was honored as outstanding new artist. Other notable winners included Chris Brown, who won outstanding male artist, and the ensemble cast of Netflix's 'The Six Triple Eight', which also earned a win for breakthrough performance by Ebony Obsidian. The event celebrated various artistic contributions from people of color, with the main awards ceremony scheduled to be broadcast live on February 22. The winners were revealed during a virtual event hosted by Angel “ThatChickAngel” Laketa Moore and Marcus Tanksley. This year's awards also highlight the achievements of shows like 'Abbott Elementary', which led the nominations in the television categories.