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In a star-studded event in New York, the MTV Video Music Awards celebrated the best in music videos with major wins for pop artists. Ariana Grande took home the night’s biggest prize, Video of the Year, for “Brighter Days Ahead,” along with the Best Pop prize. Meanwhile, Lady Gaga was named Artist of the Year, triumphing over nominees like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift. She also won Best Collaboration for her duet with Bruno Mars, “Die with a Smile.”
Major Wins and Special Tributes
The night also saw significant honors for other artists. Sabrina Carpenter won Best Album for her work Short n’ Sweet, thanking her fans for their support. The award for Song of the Year went to “APT.,” a collaboration between Bruno Mars and K-pop star Rosé. Additionally, the show featured a special musical tribute to the late rocker Ozzy Osbourne, with a performance led by singer Yungblud, joined by Aerosmith members Steven Tyler and Joe Perry.
Honoring a Legacy
The legendary Mariah Carey received a Lifetime Achievement Award, reflecting on the artistry and “drama” of creating music videos. The event reinforced the VMAs’ tradition of celebrating both established icons and emerging talent. Alex Warren was named Best New Artist, signaling a bright future for new artists in the music industry.
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