MTV VMAs: Scandalous and Hilarious Award Show Controversies
MTV VMAs Memory Lane: Scandalous and Hilarious Award Show Controversies - Page 4
It’s that time of the year again for what some would call one of television’s most unhinged, yet entertaining award shows…the MTV Video Music Awards!
Since its start in 1984, the VMAs has seen it’s fair share of notable hosts and hilarious moments. With so many controversies, there’s no wonder it averages 3.9 million viewers across 12 Paramount Global cable channels (as well as broadcast network The CW), according to Billboard.com.
Rap icon Nicki Minaj returns to host the 2023 Video Music Awards, but this time she’s taking on the task solo. Minaj, 40, previously co-hosted the 2022 ceremony with LL Cool J (55) and Jack Harlow (25). The “head-Barb-in-charge” is also set to perform her latest single, ‘Last Time I Saw You’.
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As previously reported, Taylor Swift and SZA are this year’s most nominated artists—Swift with eight and SZA with six. Taylor currently holds 14 “MTV moon men.” She will unseat Madonna for second place (to Beyoncé) if she surpasses 20 VMAs.
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From Lil’ Mama crashing Jay-Z and Alicia Keys’ performance, to the unforgettable on-stage kiss—yes…that one—there is so much to recall. In no particular order, let’s take a walk down memory lane! Here are 10 of the most scandalous, hilarious, and/or controversial VMA moments… Related: 10 Iconic VMA Red Carpet Fashion Moments Related: 2023 VMA’s Most Nominated Artists: Taylor Swift and SZA Related:Twitter Goes Crazy Over Bad Bunny Kissing Man During VMA Performance [Mixed Reactions]MTV VMAs Memory Lane: Scandalous and Hilarious Award Show Controversies - Page 4 was originally published on rickeysmileymorningshow.com
