"You want to hold on to country music like white people didn't also buy her country album. Come on, man!" the Oscar winner said in response to conservative author Raymond Arroyo's criticisms.

Beyoncé collected another three wins at the 2025 Grammy Awards, including her first album of the year victory for Cowboy Carter to bring her grand total to 35 Grammys. She also took home victories for best country album and best country/group performance for “II Most Wanted” with Miley Cyrus.

Goldberg schooled Raymond Arroyo after the author appeared on Fox News to lament the fact that white singers had fewer Grammys than Beyoncé.The View moderator Whoopi Goldberg has had enough of conservatives crowing over Beyoncé winning Best Country Album at the Grammy Awards for her 2024 genre-hopping opus Cowboy Carter — and making history at Sunday's ceremony as the first Black artist to win the award.

The co-hosts of "The View" attacked a Fox News commentator who said Beyoncé was undeserving of winning the Grammy for her country music album. Speaking to Laura Ingraham on Monday, author Raymond Arroyo ranted that the people voting for the Grammys now are people like "Lady Gaga's cat sitter,

Whoopi Goldberg passionately defended Beyoncé’s Grammy wins on “The View” (via Entertainment Weekly) after conservative figures expressed outrage over the singer winning such major categories as best country album with “Cowboy Carter,

Whoopi Goldberg had strong words for critics who claim Beyoncé didn't deserve to win Best Country Album at the 2025 Grammys for Cowboy Carter. On the Tuesday, Feb. 4 episode of The View, Goldberg addressed comments made by author Raymond Arroyo on Fox News regarding Beyoncé's win.

Whoopi Goldberg stepped in to defend Beyoncé’s recent Grammy wins after the singer’s victory was heavily criticized on Fox News. Beyoncé won Best Country Album and Album of the Year for her 2024 record Cowboy Carter at the awards show on Sunday night.

Beyoncé made history during Sunday’s Grammy Awards, and some folks over at Fox News aren’t too pleased with the “ridiculous outcome.” During a Monday segment of The Ingraham Angle, author Raymond Arroyo slammed the music icon for having more awards than esteemed–and notably white–artists like Dolly Parton and blamed the Recording Academy’s voting process for the “ridiculous outcome” that saw Beyoncé winning in major country music categories.

Sunday night’s Grammy Awards were historic for Beyoncé Knowles, who made history by becoming the first Black woman to win Best Country Album for Cowboy Carter. And apparently, at least one commenter on Fox News was very vocally unhappy about that.