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Shakira got emotional when accepting the 2023 Video Vanguard Award. She made history as the first South American to receive the award. "This is amazing," she said after performing. Head to our bio for more. (📸: Getty Images)

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MTV VMAs 2023: vea la lista completa de ganadores

MTV VMAs 2023:

The 2023 MTV Video Music Awards celebrated the past and embraced the future in a memorable ceremony. The event honored pop icons Shakira and Diddy for their significant contributions to the music world and paid tribute to the rich 50-year history of hip-hop. It also showcased emerging artists from around the globe.

Shakira was the recipient of the prestigious Video Vanguard Award, and her performance covered her illustrious career, highlighting the evolution of Latin pop music. This was a fitting choice for an awards show that introduced Colombian reggaeton sensation Karol G and Peso Pluma, a talented 24-year-old artist from Guadalajara, Mexico, whose music blends regional Mexican, reggaeton, and hip-hop influences from his upbringing.

The VMAs also showcased diverse international genres, including the thriving Afrobeats from West Africa and the global sensation of K-pop. Nigerian singer Rema and Selena Gomez were honored with the first-ever Afrobeats award for their hit “Calm Down,” which recently achieved a remarkable billion streams on Spotify. South Korean boy band Tomorrow X Together and Brazilian pop star Anitta presented their new collaboration, “Back for More.”

Additionally, the event featured special appearances by ‘N Sync, Ashanti, Timbaland, and Nelly Furtado.

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In summary, the 2023 VMAs, hosted by Nicki Minaj for the second year in a row, celebrated the past, embraced the future, and showcased the global diversity of music.

VÍDEO DEL AÑO

GANADORA : Taylor Swift – “Anti-Hero”

Doja Cat – “Attention”

Miley Cyrus – “Flowers”

Nicki Minaj – “Super Freaky Girl”

Olivia Rodrigo – “vampire”

Sam Smith, Kim Petras – “Unholy”

SZA – “Kill Bill”

ARTISTA DEL AÑO

Beyoncé

Doja Cat

Karol G

Nicki Minaj

Shakira

Taylor Swif

LA CANCIÓN DEL AÑO

GANADORA : Taylor Swift – “Anti-Hero” 

Miley Cyrus – “Flowers”

Olivia Rodrigo – “vampire”

Rema & Selena Gomez – “Calm Down”

Sam Smith, Kim Petras – “Unholy”

Steve Lacy – “Bad Habit”

SZA – “Kill Bill”

MEJOR ARTISTA NUEVO

GANADORA : Ice Spice

GloRilla

Kaliii

Peso Pluma

PinkPantheress

Reneé Rapp

EMPUJE EL RENDIMIENTO DEL AÑO

GANADORA :April 2023: Tomorrow X Together – “Sugar Rush Ride”

August 2022: Saucy Santana – “Booty”

September 2022: Stephen Sanchez – “Until I Found You”

October 2022: JVKE – “golden hour”

November 2022: Flo Milli – “Conceited”

December 2022: Reneé Rapp – “Colorado”

January 2023: Sam Ryder – “All The Way Over”

February 2023: Armani White – “GOATED”

March 2023: Fletcher – “Becky’s So Hot”

May 2023: Ice Spice – “Princess Diana”

June 2023: FLO – “Losing You”

July 2023: Lauren Spencer Smith – “That Part”

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#OnThisDay September 9, 2021

With everything positive going on surrounding Aaliyah's name for the year of 2021, fans were ready to vote and ensure Aaliyah was honored.

However, it would be announced that for the 2nd year in a row, there would be no Vanguard award. Fans would turn to social media to share their dissatisfaction and conspiracy theories.

The MTV Vanguard award would pick back up the next year (2022) going to Nicki Minaj.

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Living Legend Missy Elliott Takes Us On A Voyage Through Her Iconic Videos At VMAs, Reunites With Alyson Stoner, Gives Emotional MJ Vanguard Award Speech

We were NOT ready for what Missy Elliott had in store when she hit the stage to perform at this year's MTV Video Music Awards. She took us on a voyage through her most iconic videos, even reuniting with dancer Alyson Stoner. See her epic performance, her emotional acceptance speech and more inside...

Missy Elliott is a living legend. And she proved just why she deserves the legend label.

The pioneering rapper, singer, writer and producer served up a masterclass on stage presence, choreography, and costume changes as she took us through journey through her iconic music videos that we all grew up loving.

The four-time Grammy winner literally turned her performance into a live music video, serving up seven minutes of perfection as she ran through her videos like “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)." Get Your Freak On," "Lose Control," and "Work It." She also performed her new single, "Throw It Back," from her newly released ICONOLOGY EP.

Oh, and speaking of "Work It," she reunited with dancer Alyson Stoner, who was the 9-year-old little girl that hit those bomb dance moves in her 2002 "Work It" video. Alyson recreated her routine for the performance 17 years after the video premiered.

  Love you. Forever grateful. Thankful for your warmth, diligence, spirit. It’s the greatest honor to celebrate you with the world. Still geekin!!! https://t.co/be5GMh437m

— Alyson Stoner (@AlysonStoner) August 27, 2019

  Hop on Missy's spaceship and cruise through her epic video career below:

After her blockbuster performance, Cardi B hit the stage to present Missy with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award.

Watch Bardi's speech below:

"I promised I wouldn't cry because I cry every awards [show], but the Video Vanguard Award means so much to me," she said as she accepted the prestigious Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award. "I have worked diligently for over two decades. I never thought I'd be standing up here . . . it don't go unnoticed, the support and love you've shown me over the years."

The Songwriters Hall of Fame Inductee - the first female rapper to do so - thanked everyone who has made an impact on her career from Janet Jackson to the late Aaliyah, who died 18 years ago on Sunday (August 25th). The 48-year-old innovator also showed mad love to the dance community.

“When y’all get on the stage with these artists, y’all are not just props,” she said. “Y’all are the icing on the cake, y’all are the beat to the heart. I dedicate this to every dance community out there, including these hard workers.”

Check it below:

Also, several of Missy's peers and collaborators, including Timbaland, Lil Kim, Ciara, Justin Timberlake and more, paid tribute to her genius. Peep the clip below:

Congrats, Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott! Well deserved.

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Madonna! Britney! Kanye! MTV Video Vanguard Winners Through the Years

Madonna! Britney! Kanye! MTV Video Vanguard Winners Through the Years

The art of making an iconic music video! MTV has honored Madonna, Britney Spears, Kanye West and more legendary artists with the Video Vanguard Award at the Video Music Awards.

David Bowie was the first artist to receive the top honor at the inaugural VMAs in 1984. Seven years later, the network renamed the award to honor Michael Jackson, who was presented the Moon Person in 1988. While reports…

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The MixtapE! Presents Missy Elliott, Charlie Puth and Extra New Music Musts

FOX; Shutterstock/E! Illustration One other week, one other huge new music dump. By now, you have most likely given Taylor Swifts beautiful new album Lover all of the obsessive repeat listens that 18-track magnum opus deserves, parsing through its lyrics for all the hints about her ultra-private relationship with boyfriend Joe Alwyn, but when that is the place your musical journey has stopped this Friday, you’d actually be lacking out on far more great things. That is the place we are available. Welcome to week two of The MixtapE! After spending our morning listening to only about every part this New Music Friday needed to provide, we return to you with our picks for the very best of the very best, the stuff that is demanding you make room for it in your Spotify playlists. It simply is likely to be the right soundtrack for no matter you have received deliberate this weekend. And sure, earlier than you ask, T.Swift is within the combine. However which track made the record? You will must learn on to seek out out! (And if you happen to missed week one, you possibly can check it out here!) Missy Elliott – “Throw It Again” Are you able to imagine it has been 14 years since Missy Elliott final launched a full-length album? Certain, there have been one-off tracks—2015’s “WTF (The place They From)” is a killer—and visitor appearances right here and there, nevertheless it’s been a reasonably agonizing watch for a correct return. And that wait is lastly over. Forward of receiving the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at this yr’s MTV VMAs on Monday, Aug. 26, she’s launched a brand new EP appropriately referred to as Iconology. Whereas the entire thing is price a pay attention, the standout right here is “Throw It Again,” which finds the long-lasting rapper reminding the youngsters simply why she’s revered as such. True to kind, the accompanying video is stuffed with eye-popping lewks and slick choreography. Welcome again, Missy. Please do not make us wait this lengthy ever once more. Charlie Puth – “I Warned Myself” For the lead single off his upcoming third album, Charlie tries on a way more mature, sensual sound than ever earlier than. And it suits him like a glove. His silky falsetto will get an help from a throbbing bassline courtesy of Benny Blanco‘s manufacturing, making for one severely attractive quantity. It is the start of an entire new period for the hit maker and we’re all the way in which right here for it. Taylor Swift feat. The Dixie Chicks – “Quickly You will Get Higher” Like we mentioned, there was no means Taylor could be left off this week’s record. However selecting only one monitor from Lover was a near-Herculean feat when nearly all of them had been worthy of inclusion. And whereas we debated making the pitch-perfect kiss-off anthem “I Forgot That You Existed,” the spiky feminist bop “The Man” or “Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince,” which finds her out-Lana Del Rey-ing Lana Del Rey, we stored coming again to this heartbreaking monitor. With a refined help from the legendary Dixie Chicks, “Quickly You will Get Higher” finds Taylor bearing her soul as she sings about her mother Andrea’s battle with most cancers. See if you may make it previous the primary refrain with out getting a lump in your throat.   Ben Platt – “Rain” Ben Platt has been a busy boy. The Tony winner has already launched one album this yr, on high of filming the primary season of Ryan Murphy‘s debut Netflix collection, The Politician, dropping on the streaming service subsequent month, and now he is again with extra new music. And it simply is likely to be his greatest monitor but. Teaming with producer Alex Hope, who’s labored with the likes of Troye Sivan and Tove Lo, Ben takes his crystalline vocal to the dance flooring on this emotional banger about working via heartbreak to offer love one other likelihood. “I hope it brings you dance and catharsis,” he tweeted. “Might I counsel you blast it.” We second that emotion. Charli XCX – “Miss U” One other week, one other Charli monitor. With simply weeks to go earlier than the discharge of her self-titled third album, she’s dropped one other monitor, solely this one involves us as part of the 13 Causes Why season three soundtrack. “Miss U” is a little bit of a tragic banger, discovering the English pop star opening up about heartbreak. Typically‚ I miss you once I’m on their lonesome/And regardless that we each moved on/Typically I play your favorite track/I play it on and on,” she tells her former lover. Who hasn’t been there? Mura Masa & Clairo – “I Do not Suppose I Can Do This Once more” And now for one thing just a little left of middle. Mura Masa (born Alexander Crossan) is again along with his first new track since his 2017 self-titled debut album, which featured appearances by alt-pop faves like Charli XCX, Christine and the Queens, and Damon Albarn (the lead singer of Gorillaz). Right here, he groups with Clairo, whose debut album Immunity, launched earlier this month, has made her one in all pop music’s latest rising stars. We’re comfortable to report that his demented strategy to pop manufacturing stays in tact, and when the track erupts after the primary refrain, it took us proper again to a few of our favourite alt-pop of the early aughts. (Suppose The Faint or Interpol.) Mura Musa won’t be for everybody, however if you happen to like your pop just a little off-kilter, you will dig this. Alessia Cara – “Okay Okay” This new monitor off the Canadian pop star’s forthcoming EP This Summer time is simply the kind of track you’d hope to get on one thing so seasonally themed. After explaining that her good friend requested for a track “we might really feel ourselves to,” the typically-downbeat singer busts out her greatest braggadocio on the refrain. “I am one million trick pony/The primary and solely/On a scale of 1 to 10, I am at 11,” she sings. “Okay, okay.” Flip it on and also you simply would possibly really feel your self too. Emotional Oranges – “Simply Like You” Who’re Emotional Oranges? Nobody actually is aware of. The R&B collective has been releasing music anonymously for the final yr now, and their newest is a sultry little slice of heaven that sees a female and male vocalist commerce verses about lacking that somebody particular. It is good for these scorching August nights when you end up eager about the one you wanna be with and issues get just a bit bit too steamy. Come on, you realize you have been there. Zac Brown Band – “Want This” You understand these weekends the place you simply must let off some steam, when it has been a protracted week, work’s been exhausting, and also you simply neglect about all of it for just a little bit? The blokes within the Zac Brown Band do too and their newest single off their upcoming sixth studio album, The Owl, is an ode to only that. Again by manufacturing from Ryan Tedder, Andrew Roberts, Jason “Poo Bear” Boyd, and himself, frontman Zac Brown sings, “Drop these baggage, let’s get right down to enterprise/Did not drive all night time simply to witness/Mild me up like 12 days of Christmas/All I do know is true now I would like this.” Let this monitor be all of the permission you should let your hair down this weekend and reside. it. up. Bonus Tracks: Why Do not We – “What Am I”: After profitable Selection Music Group at this yr’s Teen Selection Awards, the boy band returns with a monitor penned by none aside from Ed Sheeran. It is a romantic little factor that should function a reminder that the time-honored custom of American boy bands is alive and properly of their palms.  Lana Del Rey – “F**k it I love you”: Every week forward of the discharge of her sixth studio album, Norman F–king Rockwell,” pop’s most ethereal vocalist offers us one final preview of what is in retailer with this monitor, co-produced by Jack Antonoff. It is a suitably moody affair, so, you realize, traditional Lana.  5 Seconds of Summer – “Teeth”: This Australian boy band are constructing on a more moderen, extra mature sounds they launched final yr on their third album, Youngblood, as they put together to launch their fourth. Lead single “Easier” completely slaps, and this newest one does, too. Rising up has by no means sounded so good. Cheat Codes, Sofia Reyes & Willy William – “Highway”: For his or her newest single, DJ trio Cheat Codes (consisting of Kevin Ford, Trevor Dahl, and Matthew Russell) went worldwide, tapping the Mexican singer Sofia and French DJ Willy for this sparkly little late-summer bop that is simply begging you to roll down the home windows in your automobile and sing alongside on the highest of your lungs. Joyful listening! https://www.eonline.com/information/1067486/the-mixtape-presents-missy-elliott-charlie-puth-and-more-new-music-musts?cmpid=rss-000000-rssfeed-365-topstories&utm_source=eonline&utm_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=rss_topstories The post The MixtapE! Presents Missy Elliott, Charlie Puth and Extra New Music Musts appeared first on Kartia Velino. https://kartiavelino.com/the-mixtape-presents-missy-elliott-charlie-puth-and-more-new-music-musts/

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Kendrick Lamar is king of 2017 MTV VMA's plus winners

Kendrick Lamar had his night at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) on an evening that was full of impassioned cries for unity and acceptance. Normally this awards show is more flashy and over the top, but with Donald Trump in the White House, things have changed dramatically.   Jared Leto, Pink, Kesha, and Logic all used their time on stage as a platform to shed light on issues that included suicide awareness, mental health and body image. The night also featured an appearance from Susan Bro, the mother of Heather Heyer, who was killed in Charlottesville. Kendrick Lamar kicked off the night, playing news footage of a police brutality report interspersed with Fox News commentary before delivering an audacious, high-energy set, including stunt performers crawling up and down a wall filled with fire. The rapper, who led the night with eight nominations, won for best video, best hip-hop video, best art direction, best visual effects, best cinematography and best direction. Kendrick Lamar was the king of the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards, winning six awards on a night full of emotional performances, political moments and a new, eye-popping Taylor Swift music video. Lamar's "Humble" won video of the year, best hip-hop video, direction, cinematography, art direction and visual effects on Sunday at the Forum in Inglewood, California. He also gave an explosive performance of "Humble" and "DNA," backed by ninjas dancing near fire. But the VMAs, hosted by a forgettable Katy Perry with performances by Miley Cyrus and Ed Sheeran, was tamer than most years, not relying on the shock value and wild antics of past shows. Instead, touching performances and powerful speeches took center stage. Logic performed his inspirational song "1-800-273-8255," named after the phone number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. He was joined onstage with suicide attempt survivors as well as singers Alessia Cara (best dance video winner) and Khalid (best new artist winner). Lyrics from Logic's song include: "I don't wanna be alive/I just wanna die today" and "I want you to be alive/You don't got to die today." Kesha introduced the performance and also offered words of encouragement: "As long as you don't give; youup on yourself, light will break through the darkness." Pink was also emotional when she accepted the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award, telling the audience a story about her daughter, who was sitting in the crowd with her father Carey Hart. Pink said her daughter recently told her that "I'm the ugliest girl I know ... I look like a boy with long hair." Pink said she then showed her 6-year-old daughter photos of performers such as Michael Jackson, David Bowie, Janis Joplin, George Michael, Elton John and Freddie Mercury. "You are beautiful, and I love you," Pink said to her daughter. Rock singer and Oscar winner Jared Leto remembered Linkin Park's Chester Bennington, who hanged himself in July. Leto also mentioned Chris Cornell, who hanged himself in May. "I think about his band, who were really his brothers, and I remember his voice," Leto said of Bennington. "That voice will live forever." "Hear me now, you are not alone. There is always a way forward. Reach out. Share your thoughts. Do not give up," Leto added. The night also featured political moments focused on the Aug. 12 rally in Charlottesville, Virginia that turned violent after Nazis and white nationalists opposed to the city's plan to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee clashed with counter protesters. Heather Heyer, 32, was killed when a car plowed into a crowd. The Rev. Robert Wright Lee IV, a descendent of Gen. Lee, told the audience: "As a pastor, it is my duty to speak out against racism, America's original sin." Heyer's mother then entered the stage, telling the audience: "Only 15 days my ago, my daughter Heather was killed as she protested racism. I miss her but I know she's here tonight." Bro announced The Heather Heyer Foundation, a nonprofit that will award scholarships and "help more people join Heather's fight against hatred." Paris Jackson also spoke out against hatred. "We must show these Nazi white supremacist jerks in Charlottesville, and all over the country, that as a nation with liberty as our slogan, we have zero tolerance for their violence and their hatred and their discrimination. We must resist," Michael Jackson's eldest daughter said before presenting an award. Lamar's performance kicked off the three-hour show, followed by the premiere of Swift's video for "Look What You Made Me Do," which featured the singer dressed like a zombie in one scene and surrounded by slithering snakes in another. The video for the track, rumored to be a diss toward Kanye West, also featured Swift in a tub of diamonds, a cat mask, and a car that crashed (she was holding a Grammy). The clip ended with a dozen of Swifts - in memorable outfits she's worn in the past - symbolizing how the singer felt the media has portrayed her through the years. Swift and Zayn, who didn't attend the show, won best collaboration for "I Don't Wanna Live Forever." Jack Antonoff and Sam Dew, who wrote the song with Swift, accepted the award. Sheeran performed his hit, "Shape of You," and was later joined by rapper Lil Uzi Vert. Sheeran won artist of the year, a new award established after MTV eliminated gender categories like best male and female video. "Thank you to all the fans," Sheeran said. Fifth Harmony, who lost a group member last year and released their first album as a foursome last week, won best pop video for "Down." Ally Brooke and Dinah Jane of the group were in tears as they accepted the award alongside Normani Kordei, Lauren Jauregui, and rapper Gucci Mane. "This is honestly so unreal. Thank you to God and thank you to our families," Jane said. Fifth Harmony started their performance standing on high platforms to sing "Angel," then falling backward like superheroes. They followed it with the upbeat "Down," taking a break from singing to perform intense choreography. Later, water rained on the four girls, who dropped their microphones at the end of the performance. Lorde, who had the flu, danced throughout the performance of "Homemade Dynamite" instead of singing it, wearing a tin foil half dress, pants, and sneakers. Lamar's win for video of the year beat videos by Bruno Mars, DJ Khaled, the Weeknd and Cara. "Despacito," which was snubbed in the video of the year category, lost the only award it was nominated for: song of summer. Lil Uzi Vert's Top 10 hit, "XO Tour Life," won the prize. Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee's international hit is the most viewed video on YouTube and currently No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. MTV said Universal Music Latin Entertainment didn't submit the video, while the record label said they weren't asked to send in the clip. Shawn Mendes, 30 Seconds to Mars, and Perry, with guest Nicki Minaj, performed during the show. Rod Stewart, DNCE, and Demi Lovato sang remotely from Las Vegas.

MTV VMA WINNERS 2017

Video of the year: "HUMBLE." Kendrick Lamar Artist of the year: Ed Sheeran Collaboration: "I Don't Wanna Live Forever," Zayn & Taylor Swift Pop: "Down," Fifth Harmony feat. Gucci Mane Hip hop: "HUMBLE." Kendrick Lamar Dance: "Stay," Alessia Cara & Zedd Rock: "Heavydirtysoul," Twenty One Pilots Fight against the system: "Black SpiderMan," Logic feat. Damian Lemar Hudson; "Immigrants (We Get the Job Done)," The Hamilton Mixtape; "Light," Big Sean; "Scars to Your Beautiful," Alessia Cara; "Stand Up/Stand N Rock #NoDAPL," Taboo feat. Shailene Woodley; "Surefire," John Legend. Song of summer: "XO Tour Llif3," Lil Uzi Vert New artist: Khalid Art direction: "HUMBLE." Kendrick Lamar (Production Designer: Spencer Graves) Choreography: "Fade," Kanye West (Choreographers: Jae Blaze, Guapo, Matthew Pasterisa, Teyana Taylor & Derek Watkins) Cinematography: "HUMBLE." Kendrick Lamar (Cinematographer: Scott Cunningham) Direction: "HUMBLE." Kendrick Lamar (Directors: Dave Meyers, The Little Homies) Editing: "Wyclef Jean," Young Thug (Editors: Ryan Staake, Eric Degliomini) Visual effects: "HUMBLE." Kendrick Lamar (Company: Timber/Lead: Jonah Hall)

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