VMAs 24
The 2024 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), held in September at New York’s UBS Arena, were a celebration of today’s biggest musical talents and pop culture icons. The night was especially remarkable for Taylor Swift, who swept the awards with seven wins, including *Video of the Year* for her song "Fortnight" featuring Post Malone. This marks the third consecutive year Swift has won the top honor. She also took home *Artist of the Year* and used her platform to advocate for voter registration in the lead-up to the U.S. presidential elections, making headlines both for her wins and her political engagement.
Newcomer Chappell Roan also had a standout night, winning *Best New Artist* and delivering a fiery performance. Roan dedicated her award to the drag artists who inspire her, marking a touching and personal moment. Eminem, a VMAs veteran, added two more "Moon Men" to his collection, bringing his total to 15 awards, making him the male artist with the most wins in VMAs history.
Other key wins of the night included SZA, who took home *Best R&B* for her hit "Snooze," and Anitta, who won *Best Latin* for "Mil Veces." The collaboration of the year went to Swift and Post Malone for "Fortnight," while Lenny Kravitz claimed the *Best Rock* award for his track "Human."
The evening was full of memorable performances, including Megan Thee Stallion paying homage to iconic VMA moments by performing with a live snake, echoing Britney Spears' infamous 2001 performance. The mix of tributes to VMAs history and fresh, standout performances by today’s top artists created an unforgettable night for music fans everywhere.
Red Carpet Looks
As always, the red carpet served as a highlight reel of fashion-forward thinking and celebrity style, setting the stage for a memorable evening of music and glamour.