Our Favorite Looks and Moments from the 2020 Soul Train Awards
1. The Fabulous Hosts Tichina Arnold and Tisha Campbell
2. R&B Cypher with Chanté Moore, PJ Morton, Stokley Williams and Shanice
3. Chanté Moore, PJ Morton, Stokley Williams and Shanice
4. Smokey Robinson and Charlie Wilson Put the Soul in R&B
Charlie Wilson had a special guest performance with Smokey Robinson and later did a tribute performance to deceased gospel legend Rance Allen.
5. CeeLo Green Went Gogo Style
CeeLo Green paid homage to Washington DC gogo music during his performance, sampling “Da Butt” by gogo artist E.U.
6. Monica – The Lady of Soul Award
Monica took home the Lady of Soul Award and gave a stellar performance of some of her best hits.
7. Ella Mai – Best R&B Soul Female Artist
Ella Mai stole the show with her performance and proved why she won Best R&B Soul Female Artist.
8. Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis presented the performance of new school R&B and old school R&B musicians Babyface and Lucky Daye.
9. Lucky Daye and Babyface – New School and Old School
New school R&B met old school R&B with Lucky Daye’s and Babyface’s performance. Daye sang his hit “Shoulda” featuring a sample from “Love Shoulda Brought You Home Last Night” written by Babyface and originally performed by Toni Braxton.
10. DJ Cassidy Looked Dapper
11. Andra Day's Natural Glow
12. Brandy Brought the Vocals as Usual
13. They Brought the Looks All Night
14. Tichina Arnold
15. Tisha Campbell
16. Tichina Arnold
17. Tisha Campbell
Tisha continued to slay showing off her blinged-out cane.
