The Weeknd attends the premiere of A24’s “Uncut Gems” at The Dome at ArcLight Hollywood on December 11, 2019 in Hollywood, California. Photo: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic.
A Video Music Awards throwback and more [video]
Here’s everything you need to know about the 2020 Video Music Awards that took place at the end of August.
The Weeknd attends the premiere of A24’s “Uncut Gems” at The Dome at ArcLight Hollywood on December 11, 2019 in Hollywood, California. Photo: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic.
After the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards concluded this August, and various celebrities walked away with the coveted award in different categories, here are some of the most iconic and wildest looks of the VMA’s thus far:
A VMA Throwback:
The 2020 VMA highlights
This year, while Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga led the nominations going into the 2020 event, Gaga went on to win the first award of the broadcast for best collaboration for her hit single with Grande, Rain On Me. The song also went on to win song of the year.
Two more of the top awards of the night, artist of the year and song of the year, went to Gaga as well. K-pop super group BTS also won multiple VMAs. Machine Gun Kelly won best alternative for his single Bloody Valentine, starring his girlfriend Megan Fox. Taylor Swift won for best direction and sent in an acceptance video message from home. Meanwhile, the video of the year, the top VMA, went to The Weeknd for his hit Blinding Lights. He opened the show with a performance of the single.