Os winners for this year’s edition MTV Europe Music Awards (EMA) was announced this Sunday (10), during a ceremony that took place in the city of Manchester, England.
The singer Taylor Swift34, was the record holder for nominations of the MTV EMA 2024 and competed in seven categories various, including those of Artist of the Year e Clip of the Year (“Two Weeks”, by Post Malone). Vocals “Blank Space” and “Cruel Summer” were also the biggest winners of the edition, taking the categories Best Artist, Best North American Artist, Best Collab (“Fortnight”, with Post Malone ) and win Best Live.
MTV EMA 2024 also featured performances from the likes of Shawn Mendes and Le Sserafim and honored Busta Rhymes and Pet Shop Boys, who received the Global Icon and Pop Pioneers awards, respectively. There was also a tribute to singer Liam Payne, who died on October 16, aged 31, after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Check out the list of winners of the main categories of the MTV EMA 2024
Song of the Year
Winner: Sabrina Carpenter, with “Espresso”
- Ariana Grande - we can’t be friends (wait for your love)
- Benson Boone - Beautiful things
- Beyoncé – TEXAS HOLD ‘EM
- Billie Eilish – BIRDS OF A FEATHER
- Chappell Roan – Good luck, Baby!
Clip of the Year
Winners: Taylor Swift and Post Malone, with “Fortnight”
- Ariana Grande – we can’t be friends (wait for your love)
- Charlie xcx – 360
- Eminem – Houdini
- Kendrick Lamar Not Like Us
- Lisa and Rosalia – NEW Woman
Artist of the Year
Venus: Taylor Swift
- Beyoncé
- Billie Eilish
- Post Malone
- RAY
- Sabrina Carpenter
Best Collab
Winners: LISA and Rosalia, with “Bean Nua”
- Charli xcx, Billie Eilish – Guess by Billie Eilish
- Future, Metro Boomin, Kendrick Lamar – Like That
- Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars die laughing
- Featherweight, Anitta – BELLAKEO
- Taylor Swift, Post Malone – Two weeks
New Artist
Winner: Benson Boone
- Ayra Starr
- Chappell Ronan
- THE SERAPHIM
- Swimming Teddy
- The Last Dinner Party
- Silence
Best pop artist
Winner: Ariana Grande
- Billie Eilish
- Camila Cabello
- Charlie xcx
- Dua Lipa
- Sabrina Carpenter
- Taylor Swift
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Winner: Tyla
- Asake
- Ayra Starr
- Burna Boy
- Rhema
- Themes
Best rock artist
Winner: Liam Gallagher
- Bon Jovi
- Coldplay
- Green Day
- Kings of Leon
- Lenny Kravitz
- The Killers
Best Latin Artist
Winner: Featherweight
- Anita
- Bad Rabbit
- CAROL G
- Alejandro raw
- Shakira
Best K-Pop Artist
Winner: Jimin
- Jungkook
- THE SERAPHIM
- LISA
- New Jersey
- Stray children
Best Alternative Artist
Winner: Imagine Dragons
- Fountain DC
- Hozier
- Lana Del Rey
- Pilot Twenty One
- YOUNGBLOOD
Best Electronic Artist
Winner: Calvin Harris
- David Guetta
- Disclosure
- DJ snake
- Fred again. .
- House of Sweden Mafia
Best hip hop artist
Winner: Eminem
- Central Cee
- Kendrick Lamar
- Megan You Stallion
- Nicki Minaj
- Travis Scott
Best R&B Artist
Winner: Tyla
- Come down
- SZA
- Tinashe
- USHER
- Victoria Monet
Best Live
Venus: Taylor Swift
- Adele
- Coldplay
- Doja Cat
- RAY
- Travis Scott
Best Press Artist
Winner: Le Sserafim
- Ayra Starr
- Chappell Ronan
- Cocoa Jones
- Boss Flyana
- Jessie Murphy
- Laufey
- Mark Ambor
- Shaboozey
- Swimming Teddy
- The Warning
- Victoria Monet
Biggest Fan
Winner: LISA
- Anita
- Ariana Grande
- Beyoncé
- Billie Eilish
- Chappell Ronan
- Charlie xcx
- Katy Perry
- Nicki Minaj
- Sabrina Carpenter
- Shawn Mendes
- Taylor Swift
Best Brazilian Artist
Winner: Pablo Vitar
- John
- Luisa Sonza
- Mature
- Pedro Sampaio
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Interviewer: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we’re diving into the glitzy world of music with an expert on contemporary pop culture, Dr. Sarah Reynolds, who has been closely analyzing this year’s MTV Europe Music Awards. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Reynolds!
Dr. Reynolds: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to be here.
Interviewer: The MTV Europe Music Awards just took place in Manchester, and it seems like the event was nothing short of spectacular! Taylor Swift was the standout star this year, walking away with multiple awards including Artist of the Year. What do you think distinguishes her in the current music landscape?
Dr. Reynolds: Taylor Swift’s ability to evolve her sound and connect with her audience on a personal level is a significant factor. She’s a master storyteller and has consistently pushed the boundaries of pop music. This year’s recognition, especially in categories like Best North American Artist and Best Collab, really highlights her versatility and broad appeal.
Interviewer: Absolutely! And she was nominated for seven categories overall. Some might say that’s a testament to her influence in the industry. Did any of the other winners catch your attention this year?
Dr. Reynolds: Yes! Sabrina Carpenter winning Song of the Year for “Espresso” is noteworthy. It reflects the rising trend of younger artists carving out their space in a genre that was once dominated by a handful of established names. Additionally, the collaboration between Lisa and Rosalia winning Best Collab with “Bean Nua” really underscores the growing influence of Latin music — it’s becoming a global phenomenon.
Interviewer: Speaking of collaborations, Taylor’s duo with Post Malone for “Fortnight” also garnered a lot of accolades, including Clip of the Year. The mixing of genres seems to be a powerful trend. How do these collaborations reshape the music industry?
Dr. Reynolds: Collaborations blend different fan bases and introduce artists to new audiences, which can be incredibly strategic in today’s digital age. They often lead to innovative sounds, as we’ve seen with Taylor and Post Malone. This fusion not only energizes the tracks but also signifies a more inclusive approach to music-making, transcending traditional genre boundaries.
Interviewer: Interesting perspective! The event also featured touching tributes, notably to Liam Payne, which certainly impacted the evening’s atmosphere. Can you elaborate on how such tributes resonate with both artists and fans?
Dr. Reynolds: Tributes are powerful moments that remind audiences of the shared impact artists have on our lives, often eliciting strong emotions. The loss of Liam Payne was heartbreaking for many, and recognizing his contributions as a pop icon helps fans process their grief collectively. It reminds us of the fragility of life and the importance of celebrating those who have touched our hearts through music.
Interviewer: Very true. And with performances by artists like Shawn Mendes and Le Sserafim, it’s clear that the EMAs strive to showcase a diverse range of talent. What trends in music do you think the EMAs are highlighting this year?
Dr. Reynolds: There’s a palpable shift towards inclusivity and diversity at the EMAs, reflecting broader societal changes. From K-Pop dominance with Jimin winning Best K-Pop Artist to prominent female artists like Ariana Grande and Billie Eilish competing fiercely, there’s a celebration of different voices and styles. The emphasis on genres like Afrobeats and Latin music also indicates a more global perspective in the industry, which is incredibly exciting.
Interviewer: Absolutely, it’s a thrilling time for music! As we look forward, what do you anticipate for the future of award shows like the EMAs?
Dr. Reynolds: I expect we’ll see even more integration of technology, perhaps with virtual performances or fan voting playing an increased role. This could lead to a more interactive experience for fans, making them feel more involved in the awards process. Moreover, the focus on diverse genres and artists will likely continue as the lines between them blur and artists draw inspiration from each other.
Interviewer: Thank you so much for your insights, Dr. Reynolds! It’s always enlightening to discuss the evolving music landscape. Any final thoughts?
Dr. Reynolds: Just that the music industry is thriving with talent and innovation. It will be exciting to see how the next generation of artists will continue to shape and redefine music. Thank you for having me!
Interviewer: Thank you again for joining us today! We’ll definitely keep an eye on the exciting developments in the music world. Until next time, this is Time.news signing off!