Question: How many grammy's was "Call me maybe" nominated for?
About the article "Call Me Maybe", section "Abstract".

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Jerky Boys 2 is the second comedy album released by prank call artists, the Jerky Boys.
The album was released in 1994 and was the final Jerky Boys album released on the Select Records label, distributed by Atlantic Records.
It went Platinum as well as the first album.
This album was also nominated for a Grammy Award at the 1995's Grammy's for Best Comedy Album, but lost to Sam Kinison's "Live From Hell". 
 "Call Me Maybe"  
"How Low" was officially released as the lead single from Ludacris' "Battle of the Sexes" album on December 8, 2009.
Prior to the single's release, Ludacris performed the song live on October 10, 2009 at the BET Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta, Georgia.
The track samples Public Enemy's "Bring the Noise" as the primary vocals in the chorus, additional vocals by Carla Henderson.
The song was Nominated for the Grammy's 2011 Best Rap Solo Performance but lost to Eminem's 'Not Afraid'. 
In 2013 has been nominated for the Juno Award for Pop Album of the Year for producing on Victoria Duffield's Shut Up And Dance.
This nomination now makes him one of the few to be nominated in the category for Album of the year for the Grammy's and Canada's Juno Award for Album of the year.MACK was named as one of Billboard Magazines Top 10 Songwriters/Producers to watch (Oct,2008) 
Throughout Ana Bárbara's career, she has collected many honors and awards.
She has received five "Latin Grammy" nominations for albums "Tu Decisión", "Te Regalo La Lluvia", "Te Atraparé... Bandido", "Loca de Amar" (won Best Grupero Album), and "No Es Brujería" which also received a second nomination for "Best Regional Mexican Album" at the 2007 "Grammy Awards."
She is the only "female solo act" with the most "Latin Grammy" nominations within the "Regional" genre.
She is also one of only two "female artists" in the history of the "Latin Grammy's" "Regional" categories to have ever won the prestigious accolade, (the other is peer Alicia Villarreal).
Her former record label "Fonovisa" said "these recognitions are milestone accomplishments in Ana Bárbara's career that has spanned for more than a decade of uninterrupted success in the United States, México and Latin America.
"Ana Bárbara has also been awarded four "Premio Lo Nuestro" awards in the "Regional Mexican" "Best Female Artist" category, with a total of 11 nominations since her debut.
She has won the following years: 1996, 1997, 1998, and in 2006.
She has received seven "Premio Furia Musical Awards (Premios Bandamax)", as well three "Premio El Heraldo" trophies: one for "Best New Artist" in 1994 and two "Best Female Singer" in 1997 and 2000.
In 2002, Ana Bárbara won the prestigious "Casandra Award" (international version of the Grammy's) for "Most Outstanding International Artist".
In 2005, she also won "My Favorite Regional Mexican Artist" at Univision's "Premios Juventud", as well as 2006's "Best Female Performer" at Mexico's "Premios Oye!"
(Mexico's version of the Grammy's).
In September 2012, Ana Bárbara was crowned queen of the LGBT community in Los Angeles, California.
By the fall of 2012, Ana Bárbara was honored for her 20 year music trajectory from Regional Mexican Music award show "Premios de la Radio".
"In a career spanning over 20 years, Ana Bárbara has sold over 8 million albums, singles, and videos worldwide, making her one of the few leading female interpreters of Mexican music.
With a poweful voice and a disctinctive style, Ana Bárbara has brought a dominant female perspective to what had historically been a very male-dominated form of Regional Mexican music."
To celebrate her first "career recognition", Ana Bárbara performed a medly of signature songs: "Lo Busque," "Como Me Haces Falta," "Tu Ingratitud," and "Bandido."
She also celebrated her big honor by performing a special duet of "Te Voy Olvidar" with friend, colleague, and Regional Mexican music's biggest female star, the late Jenni Rivera (only one month before Rivera's untimely death).
In 2013, Ana Bárbara was nominated for "Female Artist of The Year" at "Premios de la Radio" and the "Billboard Regional Mexican Music Awards".
In 2014, Ana Bárbara was nominated for "Female Artist of The Year" at Univision's "Premio Lo Nuestro".