'Wow': Users React to Video of Heidi Klum & Nikki Glaser Ripping Off Benson Boone's Clothes

Netizens are raving over Benson Boone after seeing his performance at this year's Grammys, where Heidi Klum and Nikki Glaser removed part of his outfit.

On February 2, 2025, musical star Benson Boone gave his debut performance for the ceremony's Best New Artist performance medley at the 67th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. The show included an unexpected twist involving supermodel Heidi Klum and famous comedian Nikki Glaser. The moment was captured by an attendee and shared online, prompting a flurry of praise from fans.

In Haley Kalil's Instagram video, the singer-songwriter is seen serenading the audience in a classic suit and bowtie before Klum and Glaser stand up from their seats behind him to yank the suit jacket off.

The duo ripped away the jacket, revealing a light-blue, sheer, skin-tight jumpsuit that accentuated the artist's chiseled chest. Finishing off the job, Boone tore his suit pants off before proceeding to the stage to continue singing.

The singer set the stage ablaze as he belted out the lyrics to his hit song "Beautiful Things," flipping and somersaulting across the stage while singing into the microphone with passion.

Social media users who saw the footage flocked to comment sections with compliments. "he [sic] was the best performance tonight for sure!!! 🔥," exclaimed a fan, while another marveled, "Okay… just wow 🔥." An equally impressed admirer declared, "How iconic 🧊✨✨✨."

Similar praise ensued, with yet another person opining, "His moves during this performance were EPIC 🔥." "The next Freddy [sic] Mercury🔥" asserted a fan, while someone else swooned, "Outstanding 🔥🙌.”

Ahead of Boone's riveting performance, the "Cry" singer spoke with People magazine about how excited he was to showcase his talents.

"I'm doing really good. As you can tell there's a lot of energy flowing through my body right now. This is very crazy for me. There's a lot of cool people here. I'm really excited to perform," expressed the young star.

This year's Grammys was particularly significant for Boone as, in addition to performing there for the first time, he received his first Grammy nomination for Best New Artist for his album "Fireworks & Rollerblades."

During his conversation with the media outlet, Boone was also asked about his artistic journey and how his start in music came to fruition, leading him to this historic moment.

"In between four-and-a-half and five years ago I discovered I could sing. Ever since then I do it every day. It's like my greatest passion and I'm just happy that I could make a living out of it [sic]," revealed the "Sugar Sweet" musician.

At another moment during the 67th Grammy Awards, Boone took some time to speak with Billboard. With the same level of excitement he had while talking to People, the young artist spoke about his ability to pull off backflips after the interviewer asked him about it.

In response to a question concerning the timeframe it took for Boone to learn how to perfect backflips, including the ones he does off of pianos onto stages, he answered, "You know what, it was really just one shot. It was during a show and I didn't really practice it before, I'm not much of a rehearsing guy and I went for it, and it went well."

He continued, "But I will say, when you're on stage, when you have a crowd that's just screaming at everything you do, you can't really feel like you fail, so I just went for it, and luckily it went well so I kept doing it."

Another topic discussed during the red carpet interview includes his vocal range on "Beautiful Things." "I want people to know I can sing. And yes, screaming is a different thing but, I appreciate good vocals and I want to have good vocals, and I want to give people a good show when I'm performing for them live," shared Boone.

The musician also spoke about his musical preference roots, which include ABBA, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, and Queen, and his personal style, adding, "I just try to wear something crazy every night."

Catching up with Extra TV during the ceremony, Boone revealed the feelings he had when he learned of his Grammy nominee status.

The "Before You" musician highlighted the sheer excitement he felt upon hearing the news, explaining, "It's like getting your favorite present on Christmas when you're six, it's just the coolest thing, and I really am just grateful to be here."

Boone then spoke about his then-upcoming performance, referencing how he was most excited for viewers to see his outfit.

Following this, the interviewer asked Boone who he was looking forward to meeting during the awards show, to which he responded, "Oh that's a good question. Hmm, Bruno Mars, Dua Lipa, Troye Sivan, that's just what's on the top of my head."