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Major Wins at MTV Video Music Awards
Pop sensation Ariana Grande emerged as the biggest winner at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards held in New York, taking home the prestigious Video of the Year award for her visually stunning Brighter Days Ahead music video. The emotional acceptance speech saw Grande reflecting on her artistic journey, stating: Art has always been my safe space for self-expression. This recognition means everything to me.
Lady Gaga's Historic Achievement
At 39, Lady Gaga cemented her legendary status by winning Artist of the Year, joining the elite ranks of previous winners Taylor Swift and Beyoncé. Gaga also claimed Best Collaboration for her duet Die With A Smile with Bruno Mars. This victory places her among music royalty, with industry experts noting her enduring influence across multiple genres.
Sabrina Carpenter's Breakthrough Moment
The 26-year-old pop phenomenon Sabrina Carpenter celebrated her album Short 'n Sweet winning major recognition. Carpenter, who recently achieved global stardom with hits like Espresso and Please Please Please, emotionally declared herself the happiest girl on earth
during her acceptance speech. Her sold-out Ziggo Dome concert in Amsterdam earlier this year demonstrated her massive European following.
Additional Award Highlights
K-pop artist Rose and Bruno Mars won Song of the Year for their collaboration APT, while emerging artist Alex Warren took home Best New Artist for his viral hit Ordinary. Warren's inspiring journey from YouTube creator to award-winning musician captivated audiences worldwide.
VMA Legacy Continues
The MTV Video Music Awards, first held in 1984, continue to celebrate musical excellence and visual artistry. As music consumption evolves, the VMAs remain a benchmark achievement for artists across genres, recognizing both established icons and rising stars shaping the future of popular music.
