Teddy Swims Performs 'Mr. Know It All' at the American Music Awards
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Kory Grow
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Summary
Teddy Swims performed his hit single 'Mr. Know It All' at the American Music Awards, introduced by fellow Georgian Mariah the Scientist. The performance featured a soulful rendition on a stage designed as a boarded-up house, with backing from guitar and hand drums. Swims, who was nominated for Collaboration of the Year with David Guetta, continues to build momentum following his 2025 album 'I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 2).'
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Backed by musicians on plucky guitar and hand drums, Swims' voice shone as he sang about anticipating the demise of a relationship.
Although more than a year has passed since Swims released his most recent album, 2025's I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 2), he's been riding high with singles like 'Gone Gone Gone,'
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