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MTV Video Music Awards: Lady Gaga leads in nominations
Last year, Taylor Swift cleared the most prices at the awarding of the MTV Video Music Awards. Now Lady Gaga leads the nominations – closely followed by Bruno Mars.
Superstar Lady Gaga is going to award the MTV Video Music Awards this year. The 39-year-old leads the list of candidates with twelve nominations, including the video division (“The With A Smile”)), artist and song of the year.
Last September, Taylor Swift (“Fortnight”) won seven of the coveted trophies as the great winner at the award ceremony of the music station MTV, including the top division for the video of the year.
Lady Gaga released her seventh studio album in March with “Mayhem”, with hits songs like “Abracadabra” and the ballad “The With A Smile”, which she recorded with Bruno Mars. Mars benefits from this collaboration: The R&B singer follows Lady Gaga with eleven nominations, some also come from his joint song “Apt.” With singer Rosé.
Rapper Kendrick Lamar (“Not Like Us”) has ten chances of winning, followed by Rosé and Sabrina Carpenter with eight nominations. Ariana Grande and The Weeknd are nominated seven times, Billie Eilish is in the race with six entitlements. Among other things, Charli XCX, Bad Bunny, Doechii, Jelly Roll, Ed Sheeran, Tate McRae and Miley Cyrus can also hope for prices.
Top division with seven places
Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars, Rosé & Bruno Mars, Sabrina Carpenter and The Weeknd compete against each other in the top division of the year.
The trophy show is scheduled to take place on September 7th in the US state of New York. The prices have been awarded since 1984. Fans can vote online for their favorites. The trophies represent an astronaut figure that holds an MTV flag in the hand.
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Source: Stern
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