A month after the Grammy Awards, Miguel still doesn't regret dissing Frank Ocean, refusing to join in on the celebration when Ocean won for his record Channel Orange.
When asked by TMZ if he had any regrets over not getting up during the standing ovation for Ocean when the latter's LP beat out his own album, Kaleidoscope Dream, in the Best Urban Contemporary Album category, Miguel responded with a quick and decisive, "no."
Though he did offer a quick congrats to Ocean, when he was asked whether he would give him a standing ovation a second time around, he simply responded "No!"
"Congratulations to Frank, though," he said, before adding that he couldn't bring himself to applaud him at the Grammys because of his own "competitive nature."
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