Watch #JohnLegend And #Common’s Emotional “Glory” Performance At The #Oscars

John Legend and Common made people cry with their performance of “Glory” from the film #Selma at the #AcademyAwards held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on Sunday. #DavidOyelowo, #Oprah, #CarmenOjogo, and #ChrisPine all wept during the performance. The duo received an incredible standing ovation from the audience afterwards and took home the award for Best Original Song. Watch below.

Watch: #JohnLegend And #Common Perform ‘Glory’ At The #Grammys

John Legend and Common performed “Glory” which they wrote for the movie #Selma at the #GrammyAwards held at the Staples Center in LA on Sunday. The song won the award for Best Original Song at the #GoldenGlobes last month. Watch their performance below.

Watch: #Common Debuts 'Glory' Music Video Ft. #JohnLegend

Common and John Legend have released the official music video for their song "Glory". The duo recorded the song for the movie "Selma" and it won the Best Original Song award at the #GoldenGlobes on Sunday. Watch the video below. 

Watch: #Common Gives Emotional Acceptance Speech At #GoldenGlobes!

Common gave a touching speech while accepting the award for Best Original Song at the 2015 #GoldenGlobeAwards on Sunday. The rapper won the award for his song "Glory", which he recorded with #JohnLegend for the soundtrack of the movie "Selma". Watch below.

Watch: #KanyeWest & #Common Perform "Get Em High" During AAHH! Fest

Kanye West made a surprise appearance at the first annual AAHH! Fest held at Union Park in Chicago over the weekend. 

The rapper, who was not included in the line-up, ranted for 40 minutes after joining rapper Common on stage for the live performance of "Get Em High".  Kanye later treated the crowd to his own hits including "Jesus Walks", "Can't Tell Me Nothing", "Power" and "All of the Lights". 

The Fest was organized by Common's Common Ground Foundation and West's Donda's House. During his set, Common was also joined by Jay Electronica and Vince Staples to debut the remix to his "Nobody's Smiling" single "Kingdom". The event also featured performances by Jay Electronica, Lupe Fiasco, De La Soul and Jennifer Hudson and more.