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Taylor Swift led the way for the winners at the MTV EMAs as she picked up four gongs at Düsseldorf’s PSD Bank Dome in Germany on Sunday.
The singer, 32, took home the Best Video and Best Longform Video award for her 10-minute version of All Too Well (Taylor’s Version), beating top global stars including Foo Fighters and Stormzy.
Her video for Taylor Hawkins Tribute concert, Wembley Stadium, London was also nominated in the Best Longform Video category.
Elsewhere, Taylor was named the winner of the Best Artist category, the Best Pop prize, while she was also nominated in the Biggest Fans section, which was won by BTS.
Winning big: Taylor Swift, 32, led the way as she won four gongs at the MTV EMAs at Düsseldorf’s PSD Bank Dome in Germany on Sunday
Accepting the first award from John Lennon’s son and singer Julian, who presented the prize, she said: ‘It’s so good to be back at the EMAs. You all look very beautiful tonight.’
The singer-songwriter continued: ‘I have been writing and directing my music video for a long time but this was the first short film I have made and I felt like I learned so much about myself of how making film can be a natural extension of my storytelling just like songwriting.’
Taylor also thanked actors Dylan O’Brien and Sadie Sink who starred in the music video and praised her fans for their continued support, adding: ‘You’re the reason that anything has every happened to me.’
Hitmakers: DJ David Guetta and singer Bebe Rexha came out on top in the Best Collaboration for their hit I’m Good (Blue)
The track went viral earlier this year after fans speculated the song is based on Taylor’s break-up with actor Jake Gyllenhaal.
It also picked up the prestigious video of the year gong at the MTV Video Music Awards earlier this year.
British band Muse next picked up the Best Rock Prize after delivering an electric performance to their new track Will Of The People at the start of the ceremony.
This year’s ceremony was hosted by celebrity power couple singer-songwriter Rita Ora and Oscar-winning filmmaker Taika Waititi and marks the sixth time the awards show has been held in Germany.
It is the couple’s first time working together after keeping their partnership mostly out of the spotlight since they first sparked relationship rumours last year after appearing alongside each other on red carpets.
Meanwhile, Nicki Minaj was winner of the Best Song prize for her track Super Freaky Girl, while DJ David Guetta and singer Bebe Rexha came out on top in the Best Collaboration for their hit I’m Good (Blue).
Nicki was also named the winner of the Best Hip Hop category.
The winner of the Best New award was boyband Seventeen, while Lisa took home the Best K-Pop gong.
Anitta was named the winner of the Best Latin award David Guetta triumphed in the Best Electronic category.
Band Muse triumphed in the Best Rock category, while the Gorillaz won the Best Alternative prize.
Sam Smith and Kim Petras won in the Video For Good category for the promo for their song Unholy,
BLACKPINK X PUBG won in the Best Metaverse Performance for their in-game concert experience, while former One Direction singer Harry Styles won Best Live.
Rita, who had herself been nominated on several occasions and won the Power of Music Award, took to the stage at the beginning of the show to perform R.I.P.
Unique sense of style: Bebe ensured she caught the eye as she wore an abstract royal blue dress while walking the red carpet on arrival
All smiles: Bebe Rexha and David were in good spirits as they took to the stage to collect their award, smiling as they thanked the audience and fans for their support
Music to her ears: Bebe looked incredible in a black shaped catsuit with cut-out detail as she performed during the ceremony
Competition: Taylor took home the Best Video and Best Longform Video award for her 10-minute version of All Too Well (Taylor’s Version), beating top global stars including Foo Fighters and Stormzy
Success story: Elsewhere, Taylor was named the winner of the Best Artist category, the Best Pop prize, while she was also nominated in the Biggest Fans section, which was won by BTS
It marked the third time she had taken to the stage to perform at the coveted event, as she joined the likes of Bebe Rexha, Gorillaz and David Guetta in singing at this year’s ceremony.
Other acts joining a night of incredible performances included Ava Max and Muse, as well as Scottish sensation Lewis Capaldi, who made his EMAs debut.
The performances didn’t end there, as Stormzy, GAYLE, OneRepublic, Kalush Orchestra, SPINALL, Äyanna and Nasty C also appeared.
Award winners: British band Muse picked up the Best Rock Prize after delivering an electric performance to their new track Will Of The People at the start of the ceremony
Born to perform: Matt Bellamy from the band Muse was seen on stage at the glitzy ceremony in Germany
The entertainment came at intervals as the stars of the music world received awards throughout the glitzy event.
Fans had been voting for their favourite artists across 19 gender-neutral categories.
Harry Styles led the nominees with seven nods, which include Best Artist, Best Song and Best Video from his smash hit album, Harry’s House.
Showcasing their achievements: (L-R) Dominic Howard, Matthew Bellamy and Chris Wolstenholme of Muse posed with the Best Rock award after the ceremony
Champions: Gorillaz won the Alternative award, with the band – Thundercat, Bootie Brown and Damon Albarn – posing with Damon’s daugher Missy and rapper Posdnous of De La Soul, who who they performed, ahead of the ceremony
Family affair: Damon made a rare red carpet appearance with his daughter Missy at the event, with Missy wearing a semi-sheer black dress with a lace design adorned with red cherries
Making music: Damon was seen whipping the crowd into a frenzy as he performed with Gorillaz at the event
Putting on a show: Damon could be seen dancing on stage as he performed with rapper Posdnous of De La Soul during the ceremony
Following him was fellow pop icon Taylor Swift, who also stood out from the crowd with six nominations this year.
Taylor earned a nod for Best Longform Video, a brand new MTV EMA 2022 category.
The two chart toppers also scored nominations for Best Local Act in their respective home regions: the UK and Ireland, and the US.
Nicki Minaj and ROSALÍA respectively earned five nominations, and both competed for Best Song and Best Artist.
Prize winner: Rita Ora, who hosted the event, won the award for Best Look Personal Style, with the star giving a glimpse at her midriff backstage in a unique black dress while holding her gong
Standing out from the crowd: Rita wore a sheer lilac dress with ruffled detail as she hosted the MTV VMAs this year
Happy couple: Rita looked glamorous in a gold dress as she hosted the show alongside her film director fiancé Taika Waititi in Germany
First time nominees hoping to bag a win included Chencho Corleone, GAYLE, Stephen Sanchez, Dove Cameron, Doechii, Baby Keem, Kim Petras, Mae Muller, Saucy Santana, Shenseea, Summer Walker and Wet Leg.
The ceremony will broadcast live on MTV in more than 170 countries on 13 November and will be available on Paramount+ and Pluto TV globally beginning 14 November. This year marks the sixth time Germany has hosted the event.
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