2019's MTV VMA's Performance Highlights and Award Winners
Everyone from Missy Elliot, Normani, Lil Nas X, Taylor Swift, Lizzo & Megan Thee Stallion Rocked the New Technology at this year’s VMAs.
Missy Elliot
Virginia's incredible Missy Elliott demonstrated that in addition to the fact that she was well late to win a MTV Video Vanguard grant, however why she's one of the most compelling Hip Hop stars ever.
During her presentation at the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards, the Virginia local started her set in a reflected space for "Throw It Back." She at that point changed things up by flying around in her trademark dark vinyl jumpsuit in a diversion of her "I Can't Stand The Rain" video. As the music exchanged up for her next melody execution so did the stage. Turning red, it gave an ideal surface to Missy to lead her artists in a vigorous interpretation of "Get Ur Freak On." "Work It," at that point pursued as Elliott changed into a Yellow jumpsuit. "Pass That Dutch" was directly after as Missy transformed into a Scarecrow sitting above cornfield that separated for a passage of artists.
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At last, the group lost control for "Lose Control." Video of magma streaming inundated the stage topping off a genuinely awe-inspiring execution.
Normani
Normani is relentless and her presentation Monday night at the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards was additional verification the vocalist is set to be a commonly recognized name.
What did she give us during her presentation of "Motivation"? Normani gave us Movement, vocals, style, purple velour in addition to a passage that comprised of plunging from a ball band to a lively neon court. Also her presentation as a bonafide solo star.
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The vocalist likewise paused for a minute to go solo for a speedy move and aerobatic break that I'm certain huge amounts of individuals will spend the following couple of weeks attempting to learn. Furthermore, later the artist, close by 6lack, brought home her first solo VMA for Best R&B Video for "Waves," sharing the success on Twitter.
Lil Nas X
Obviously, Lil Nas X is all in for the comical moments and laughter. He kicked things off with the indication that the record-breaking "Old Town Road" was doing admirably in the year 2073, on account of a news release illuminating watchers that he was taking a shot at the umpteenth remix. At that point the cutting edge setting was uncovered, demonstrating a phase that was lit up in different tones of blue and silver, while Lil Nas X himself wore what could best be portrayed as the mechanical humanoid cosmetics of a Transformer if an Autobot were to be a disco ball in its extra time.
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The front of his as of late discharged EP, 7, woke up as a gigantic exhibit of modern structures and neon lights, like the tragic universe of the 1988 anime film, Akira. "Panini" sounds perfectly in this specific circumstance and, through the course of the exhibition, Lil Nas X drove the tour through the city with his mark blend of appeal and saucy vitality that interpreted through the creative movement.
Lizzo
Lizzo brought the house down at the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards Monday night and her exhibition drew the notice of one Rihanna, who slid into her DMs to share an incredibly NSFW discourse.
Addressing Entertainment Tonight after the show, Lizzo uncovered that she got a DM from Riri very quickly after her mixture execution of "Truth Hurts" and "Good as Hell." "She DM'ed me to tell me that I performed good," Lizzo said, "She said I f--ked the stage like it was my side bitch."
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At that point, as though worried that possibly Rihanna wouldn't need her message getting out there, Lizzo immediately included, "Don't get mad, Rihanna. I am not trying to blow up your spot, but that was a hard-ass line! I might take that line."
Or on the other hand perhaps, and this could be the best everything being equal, they could share the line in a coordinated effort. Obviously, Rihanna is a fan so what appeal do we have to sign to get them in the studio like we as of late observed Lizzo with Justin Timberlake?
Taylor Swift
Swift was up for 10 honors the evening of the VMAs. She has noms for Video of the Year ("You Need to Calm Down"), Song of the Year ("You Need to Calm Down"), Best Collaboration ("ME!" including Brandon Urie), Best Pop Song ("You Need to Calm Down"), Best Video for Good ("You Need to Calm Down"), Best Direction ("You Need to Calm Down"), Best Visual Effects ("ME!"), Best Editing ("You Need to Calm Down"), Best Art Direction ("You Need to Calm Down"), and Best Cinematography ("You Need to Calm Down").
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Taylor Swift opened the MTV VMAs with a blast. The vocalist gave her initially live presentation since her collection Lover's discharge on Friday. She sang "You Need to Calm Down" and afterward an all the more smooth "Lover." The stage was loaded with super ballistic and colorful vibes as she opened the show.
Swift gave an enthusiastic, sincere execution of the two melodies. Her companions Gigi Hadid and Camila Cabello were super into it.
Megan Thee Stallion
Because Hot Nerd Fall is quickly infringing does not mean the mid year's finished at this point. Only in front of the full appear, Megan Thee Stallion wrenched up the warmth outside of the VMAs to play out her breakout single, "Big Ole Freak." Later at night, she performed "Hot Girl Summer" and "Cash Shit." Though Megan wasn't designated for any of the primary classifications today around evening time, she managed to catch an honor for "Best Power Anthem" for her most recent single, "Hot Girl Summer," with Nicki Minaj and Ty Dolla $ign.
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The 2019 VMAs are being held Monday evening at New Jersey's Prudential Center. Facilitated by comic Sebastian Maniscalo, the 36th yearly grant show has Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift driving the path with 10 selections each, and Missy Elliott accepting the regarded Video Vanguard Award.
Award Winners (in bold):
BEST COLLABORATION
Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus – “Old Town Road (Remix)” – Columbia Records
Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper – “Shallow” – Interscope Records
Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello – “Señorita” – Island Records
Taylor Swift ft. Brendon Urie of Panic! At The Disco – “ME!” – Republic Records
Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber – “I Don’t Care” – Atlantic Records
BTS ft. Halsey – “Boy With Luv” – Columbia Records
SONG OF THE YEAR
Drake – “In My Feelings” – Young Money/Cash Money/Republic Records
Ariana Grande – “thank u, next” – Republic Records
Jonas Brothers – “Sucker” – Republic Records
Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper – “Shallow” – Interscope Records
Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus – “Old Town Road (Remix)” – Columbia Records
Taylor Swift – “You Need to Calm Down” – Republic Records
VIDEO OF THE YEAR
21 Savage ft. J. Cole – “a lot” – Epic Records
Billie Eilish – “Bad Guy” – Darkroom/Interscope Records
Ariana Grande – “thank u, next” – Republic Records
Jonas Brothers – “Sucker” – Republic Records
Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus – “Old Town Road (Remix)” – Columbia Records
Taylor Swift – “You Need to Calm Down” – Republic Records
VIDEO FOR GOOD
Halsey – “Nightmare” – Astralwerks/Capitol Records
The Killers – “Land of the Free” – Island
Jamie N Commons, Skylar Grey ft. Gallant – “Runaway Train” – Interscope Records
John Legend – “Preach” – Columbia Records
Lil Dicky – “Earth” – Dirty Burd, Inc./Commission/BMG
Taylor Swift – “You Need to Calm Down” – Republic Records
BEST LATIN
Anuel AA, Karol G – “Secreto” – Universal Music Latino
Bad Bunny ft. Drake – “MIA” – OVO Sound/Warner Bros. Records
benny blanco, Tainy, Selena Gomez, J Balvin – “I Can’t Get Enough” – NEON16/Friends Keep Secrets/Interscope Records
Daddy Yankee ft. Snow – “Con Calma” – Universal Music Latin Entertainment
Maluma – “Mala Mía” – Sony Music US Latin
ROSALÍA & J Balvin ft. El Guincho – “Con Altura” – Columbia Records
BEST HIP HOP
2 Chainz ft. Ariana Grande – “Rule the World” – 2 Chainz Ps/Def Jam
21 Savage ft. J. Cole – “a lot” – Epic Records
Cardi B – “Money” – Atlantic Records
DJ Khaled ft. Nipsey Hussle & John Legend – “Higher” – We The Best/Epic Records
Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus – “Old Town Road (Remix)” – Columbia Records
Travis Scott ft. Drake – “SICKO MODE” – Epic Records/Grand Hustle/Cactus Jack
BEST K-POP
BTS ft. Halsey – “Boy With Luv” – Columbia Records
BLACKPINK – “Kill This Love” – YG Entertainment/Interscope Records
Monsta X ft. French Montana – “Who Do You Love” – Epic Records
TOMORROW X TOGETHER – “Cat & Dog” – Republic Records
NCT 127 – “Regular” – SM Entertainment
EXO – “Tempo” – SM Entertainment
PUSH ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Bazzi – Atlantic Records
CNCO – RCA Records
Billie Eilish – Darkroom/Interscope Records
H.E.R. – MBK/RCA Records
Lauv – LAUV/AWAL
Lizzo – Atlantic Records
ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Cardi B – Atlantic Records
Billie Eilish – Darkroom/Interscope Records
Ariana Grande – Republic Records
Halsey – Astralwerks/Capitol Records
Jonas Brothers – Republic Records
Shawn Mendes– Island Records
BEST NEW ARTIST
Ava Max – Atlantic Records
Billie Eilish – Darkroom/Interscope Records
H.E.R. – MBK/RCA Records
Lil Nas X – Columbia Records
Lizzo – Atlantic Records
ROSALÍA – Columbia Records
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