Showing posts with label MTV Video Music Awards. Show all posts
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Xposition - August, 2018

Attention!!!

So many accolades were given this summer. The always anticipated MTV Video Music Awards were held with Cardi B leading the nominations with 12 nods out of which she won 3 including Best New Artist. Childish Gambino also won 3 awards Video with a Message, Best Choreography and Best Direction all for This is America. However, it was Camila Cabello ft. Young Thug who took home the coveted Video of the Year for Havana. The night included star studded performances including Nicki Minaj with a medley of her newest singles Majesty, Barbie Dreams, Ganja Burns and Fefe, Shawn Mendes with In My Blood, Ariana Grande with God is a Woman and Post Malone, 21 Savage and Aerosmith with a medley of Rockstar, Dream On and Toys in the Attic. However, the best performance of the night was from Jennifer Lopez, the recipient of the Video Vanguard Award, who performed a medley of her hits including Waiting for Tonight, On the Floor, Love Don’t Cost a Thing, All I Have and Dinero. Other significant wins of the night included:
·         Artist of the Year: Camila Cabello
·         Song of the Year: Post Malone ft. 21 Savage – Rockstar
·         Best Collaboration: Jennifer Lopez ft. Cardi B & DJ Khaled – Dinero
·         Best Pop: Ariana Grande – No tears left to cry
·         Best Dance: Avicii ft. Rita Ora – Lonely together
·         Song of the Summer: Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin – I like it

Next up we have the 2018 Teen Choice Awards where 5 Seconds of Summer was the clear leader with 3 wins including Choice Music Group, Choice Summer Group and Choice Song: Group for YoungBlood. In terms of performances Meghan Trainor performed a medley of her hits No Excuses and Let You Be Right, Lauv performed I Like Me Better and Bebe Rexha performed I’m a Mess. Other big winners include:
·         Choice Male Artist: Louis Tomlinson
·         Choice Female Artist: Camila Cabello
·         Choice Breakout Artist: Khalid
·         Choice International Artist: BTS
·         Choice Song: Male Artist: Ed Sheeran – Perfect
·         Choice Song: Female Artist: Camila Cabello ft. Young Thug – Havana
·         Choice Collaboration: Zac Efron & Zendaya – Rewrite the stars
·         Choice Summer Song: Selena Gomez – Back to you

Finally we have the 2018 iHeartRadio Much Music Video Awards where Shawn Mendes swept 4 awards out of whopping 8 nominations including Best Pop Artist or Group, Artist of the Year, Fan Fav Artist and Fan Fav Video for In My Blood. Mendes opened and closed the night as well with performances of Lost in Japan and In My Blood. Other noteworthy performances were Halsey with a medley of Sorry and Bad at Love, 5 Seconds of Summer with YoungBlood and Marshmello & Anne Marie with a medley of 2002 and Friends. Some of the other major victors were:
·         Video of the Year: Logic ft. Khalid & Alessia Cara – 1-800-273-8255
·         Best EDM/Dance Artist or Group: Marshmello
·         Best Director: Drake – God’s plan
·         Best Collaboration: Bebe Rexha ft. Florida Georgia Line – Meant to be
·         Song of the Summer: Loud Luxury ft. Brando – Body
·         Fan Fav Single: Selena Gomez & Marshmello – Wolves
  
The music industry suffered a massive blow in August as cancer took its latest victim, this time the Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin. Franklin passed away in her home in Detroit at the age of 76 after battling pancreatic cancer for a while. She is one of the best-selling artists of all time and is the recipient of 18 Grammy Awards. She held the record for the highest chart entries in the US till the 2010s and remains an icon and a legend for those succeeding her legacy. Her contribution to music and the industry as a whole is unmatched, and her achievements shall remain historic compared to the discrimination suffered by her gender and ethnicity during her heyday.   

In other news Sir Cliff Richard has announced a new album called Rise Up to be released in November. This will be Richard’s first new material in 14 years. Speaking of new material Culture Club has been re-branded as Boy George & Culture Club and they released a new song in nearly two decades called Let Somebody Love You. It appears you may have to wait a little bit longer for Ed Sheeran’s Minus (-) which will complete the set, as the pop star has expressed that the next record will not be a pop record but something experimental. Nevertheless, the fans may not have to wait as long as a big pop record as Sheeran has stated the new material may be out as early as next year.

Boyzone began their 25th Anniversary Farewell Tour and their first gig was in Sri Lanka where they paid tribute to their former band mate Stephen Gately as well as going on to perform their newest single Because live for the first time (catch a glimpse of the live debut on the Major Maestro FB page). Meanwhile, Alan Walker was announced to play live in Sri Lanka during the Asian Leg of his global tour.

In chart news first and foremost congratulations to the Billboard Hot 100 which celebrated their 60th anniversary since its launch on 04th August 1958 with Ricky Nelson’s Poor Little Fool as the first ever No.1. At present Drake’s reign in the US continued with In My Feelings throughout the month with no competition to its position whatsoever boosted by the Kiki Challenge going viral on social media. During the month 6ix9ine featuring Nicki Minaj & Murda Beatz’s Fefe, Tyga featuring Offset’s Taste, DJ Khaled featuring Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper & Quavo’s No Brainer and Travis Scott’s Sicko Mode all entered the top 10.  

In the UK too, Drake continued atop the charts with In My Feelings which was ended by George Ezra’s Shotgun in the fourth week of the month and continued its reign in the final week as well. During the month DJ Khaled’s No Brainer, Loud Luxury featuring Brando’s Body, Calvin Harris & Sam Smith’s Promises and Benny Blanco, Halsey & Khalid’s Eastside all entered the top 10.

Other songs which became popular during the month were:

1.       Jess Glynne – All I am
2.       Marshmello & Bastille – Happier  
3.       The Chainsmokers ft. Emily Warren – Side effects
4.       Martin Garrix ft. Bonn – High on life
5.       Meghan Trainor – All the ways
      6.    Bazzi ft. Camila Cabello – Beautiful

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Xposition - July, 2018

Attention!!!

The nominations for the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards were announced with Cardi B leading the pack with a whopping 10 nods including Video, Song and Artist of the Year and The Carters (Beyonce & Jay-Z)  with 8 nods. The Video of the Year nominations are:
  • Ariana Grande - No tears left to cry
  • Bruno Mars ft. Cardi B - Finesse (Remix)
  • The Carters - APESHIT
  • Drake - God's plan
  • Camila Cabello ft. Young Thug - Havana
  • Childish Gambino - This is America 
The shortlist for this year's coveted Mercury Prize has been revealed which will be awarded in September. Among the known names are:
  • Lily Allen - No Shame
  • Arctic Monkeys - Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino 
  • Jorja Smith - Lost & Found 
  • Florence + The Machine - High as Hope
Forbes has released its list of 100 Highest Paid Celebrities and some of our favorite musicians are on it. Highest on list at No.6 is the Irish band U2 with a massive USD 118 Million followed by Coldplay at No.7 and Ed Sheeran No.9. In the top 20 we have Bruno Mars at No. 11 and Katy Perry at No.19. The others featured in the Top 50 are:

21 - Taylor Swift
25 - Jay-Z
27 - Guns N' Roses
32 - Sean Combs
35 - Beyonce
37 - Kendrick Lamar
39 - The Weeknd
41 - The Eagles
44 - Depeche Mode
45 - Pink/Luke Bryan 
49 - Lady Gaga
50 - Calvin Harris 

It appears that the X Factor UK panel for 2018 has been completely reformed with the exception of Simon Cowell. Robbie Williams, his wife Ayda Field and former One Direction member Louis Tomlinson replace Louise Walsh, Sharon Osbourne and Nicole Scherzinger for the newest season of this global reality show which seeks to find the next best superstar. 

Rumours have it that Dua Lipa will in fact be recording the theme song for the next James Bond movie. In a massive slip up Years & Years member Mikey Goldsworthy said in an interview with BBC Radio 5 Live, that Dua Lipa had been selected to sing the theme. Her appeal may be after she won British Female Solo Artist and British Breakthrough Artist at the 2018 BRIT Awards coupled with her back to back hits with New Rules, IDGAF and One Kiss.   

Former Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams has checked into a mental health center for depression. It is a known fact that she has been struggling with mental health issues, particularly during the peak of Destiny's Child's fame and success where she admitted she even felt suicidal at times. 

In chart news, in the US, Cardi B, J Balvin and Bad Bunny's I Like It opened the month at the top overthrowing XXXTentacion's Sad! which had peaked at the end of June following the latter's death. However, this was short-lived as Drake returned to the top with Nice for What which he replaced with In My Feelings which remained at its peak for the remainder of the month. Meanwhile, with Drake's newest album Scorpion out in July saw all of the singles from the album enter the Billboard Hot 100 including several into the top 10 such as Nonstop, Emotionless and I'm Upset. 

Meanwhile, in the UK, George Ezra's Shortgun was the first No.1 of the month as it replaced Clean Bandit ft. Demi Lovato's Solo. It continued for two weeks at the top after which Baddiel, Skinner and the Lightning Seeds' Three Lions roared to the top propelled by the United Kingdom reaching the semi finals of the 2018 FIFA World Cup. It was again overthrown next week by Drake's In My Feelings. During the month Jonas Blue ft. Jack & Jack's Rise, Ariana Grande's God is a Woman, Maroon 5 ft. Cardi B's Girls Like You and XXXTentacion's Sad! entered the top 10. 

Other songs which became popular during the month were:
  1. 5 Seconds of Summer - Youngblood
  2. Drake ft. Michael Jackson - Don't matter to me
  3. Tiësto & Dzeko ft Preme & Post Malone - Jackie Chan
  4. Cheat Codes & Little Mix - Only you
  5. Kygo & Imagine Dragons - Born to be yours
  6. Rudimental & Major Lazer ft. Anne-Marie & Mr.Eazi - Let me live 
  7. Jax Jones ft. Mabel & Rich the Kid - Ring ring 

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Xposition - August, 2017

Attention!!!

The month of August was all about Taylor Swift. Not about the old Taylor though, cause she’s dead. Not much has changed about the new Taylor, except for maybe a haircut. She is still vindictive and self-obsessed as ever. However, now she has clearly embraced all the mud that was slung at her in the past two years. On the heels of winning her sexual assault case against ex-radio DJ David Mueller for groping her at a 2013 concert, Swift blacked out her social media before teasing her fans with GIFs of a snake, which everyone assumed was Kim Kardashian’s reference to her as a snake in the Kanye-Swift Famous debacle.

She next revealed that her newest album would be titled Reputation with its lead single Look What You Made Me Do released soon after. The lyric video itself gained more than 19 million views on YouTube within 24 hours breaking the record of Chainsmokers & Coldplay’s Something Just Like This. The official video premiered at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards where she went on a rampage with her contemptuous references to Calvin Harris, Kanye West, Kim Kardashia, DJ David Mueller, Katy Perry, the mainstream media and concluding the video with scathing remarks at her old self. The official video became the most watched music video within 24 hours with over 43 million views and breaking the record of Psy’s Gentleman which had only 38 million views. (The chart performance of the song will only be available for September).

As said earlier the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards was held this year with less drama than usual. Pink was bestowed with the prestigious Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award which she accepted after a medley of her hits and concluding with an emotional driven performance of her newest single What About Us. Other great performances of the night included Julia Michael’s Issues, Kendrick Lamar’s medley of DNA and Humble, Logic, Khalid and Alessia Cara’s 1-800-273-8255 and Shawn Mendes’ There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back. Kendrick Lamar who led the nominations with 8 also won the most awards with 6 including Video of the Year and Best Hip Hop Video for Humble. Ed Sheeran won Artist of the Year while Khalid won Best New Artist. The other significant wins of the night included:
·         Best Collaboration: Taylor Swift & Zayn – I don’t wanna live forever
·         Best Pop Video: Fifth Harmony ft. Gucci Mane – Down
·         Best Dance Video: Zedd ft. Alessia Cara – Stay
·         Best Rock Video: Twenty One Pilots – Heavydirtysoul
·         Song of the Summer: Lil Uzi Vert – XO tour llif3

The Teen Choice Awards 2017 were also held in August where Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber received the most nods. Great performances of the night included Clean Bandit and Zara Larsson on a medley of their hits Rockabye and Symphony and French Montana, Swae Lee and Rae Sremmurd on a medley of Unforgettable and Black Beatles. Harry Styles and Ariana Grande won Choice Male and Female Artist respectively while Fifth Harmony won for Choice Music Group. Some other important award recipients were:
·         Choice Country Artist: Carrie Underwood
·         Choice Electronic/Dance Artist: Calvin Harris
·         Choice Latin Artist: CNCO
·         Choice R&B/Hip-Hop Artist: Beyonce
·         Choice Rock Artist: Harry Styles
·         Choice Song Female: Camila Cabello – Crying in the club
·         Choice Song Male: Niall Horan – Slow hands
·         Choice Song Group: Fifth Harmony ft. Gucci Mane – Down
·         Choice Collaboration: Steve Aoki & Louis Tomlinson – Just hold on
·         Choice Breakout Artist: Chance the Rapper

During the month of August the video of Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee featuring Justin Bieber’s Despacito passed Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth’s See You Again as the most watched music video in the world and also passed 3-billion views. It is considered the most viral video of all time reaching this mark within a span of only 8 months. It is also the most liked video on YouTube.  

In terms of musical talent, the biggest music content is coming to Asia. The first ever Asia Pacific Eurovision Song Contest was announced as Eurovision Asia was formally launched with 20 countries coming together to compete in an annual grand finale. Another music show called Your Song was announced by Simon Cowell’s Syco Entertainment to be hosted by Big Brother and The Voice host Emma Willis. The show is for the public to nominate people who think they deserve the performance of a lifetime from their musical hero.

In August, Country music bid farewell to another legend as Glen Campbell passed away at the age of 81, following his long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. Campbell will be remembered as one of those rare breeds that brought Country music to the mainstream with a Pop infusion and influenced the artists of today such as Carrie Underwood, Thomas Rhett and even Taylor Swift. 

Moving onto chart news, in the US, Despacito ruled the roost accumulating a whopping 14 weeks at the top. Meanwhile, Charlie Puth’s Attention and Cardi B’s Bodak Yellow (Money Moves) all entered the top 10. In the UK, Despacito regained its top position which it lost to DJ Khaled featuring Rihanna and Bryson Tiller’s Wild Thoughts but after two weeks was dethroned by the all-star collaboration Feels by Calvin Harris featuring Katy Perry, Pharrell Williams and Big Sean. The final week saw Dua Lipa’s addictive New Rules reach the pole position. During the month Pink’s What About Us, CNCO & Little Mix’s Reggaeton Lento, J Balvin and Willy William’s Mi Gente and Justin Bieber & Bloodpop’s Friends all entered the top 10.

Other songs which became popular during the month were:

1.       James Hype ft. Kelli-Leigh – More than friends
2.       Louis Tomlinson ft. Bebe Rexha & Digital Farm Animals – Back to you
3.       Echosmith – Goodbye
4.       Logic ft. Alessia Cara & Khalid – 1-800-273-8255
5.       Portugal. The Man – Feel it still
6.       Kesha – Learn to let go

7.       Macklemore ft. Skylar Grey – Glorious 

Till the next beat...

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Xposition - August, 2016

Attention!!!

August began with the announcement by Event Craft Productions that Hardwell would be making a stop in Sri Lanka in his highly anticipated Go Hardwell or Go Home Tour on September 30, 2016. However, this was a bust as later in the month the event managers released a disappointing statement that the concert has been cancelled - "due to an enormous number of obligations including some from local authorities given the genre and the magnitude of the event."  

Moreover, August also witnessed probably the most boring and uncontroversial MTV Video Music Awards in the history of the ceremony. There was no twerking, making out on stage or announcements for candidacy for US Presidency. The night belonged to Rihanna and Beyonce. Beyonce led the nominations with 11 and winning 8 and with a total of 24 VMAs, it makes her the artist with the most wins at the VMAs passing Madonna's 20. 

Rihanna was the recipient of the coveted Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award and she opened with a stellar performance of a medley of Don't Stop The Music, Only Girl (In The World), We Found Love and Where Have You Been. Ri-Ri also had three other performances which she aced all of which were medleys of her biggest hits except Umbrella. 

Britney Spears returned to the VMA stage after 9 years since her disastrous 2007 performance of Gimme More which led to her very public meltdown. She clearly redeemed herself with a steamy take of Make Me... featuring G-Eazy plus singing the part of Bebe Rexha in Me, Myself & I. Other awesome performances of the night included Ariana Grande ft. Nicki Minaj's newest single Side to Side, Nick Jonas ft. Ty Dolla $ign's Bacon and the pre-show performance of Alessia Cara and Troye Sivan singing a medley of Wild Things, Wild and Scars Beneath Your Beautiful. 

Disaster hit the VMA stage when The Chainsmokers and Halsey performed their newest hit Closer. There's nothing much to say about this performance except that Andrew Taggart (one half of the Chainsmokers) should stick to the background music and not pull a Calvin Harris, because not every DJ can sing. This was evident as Taggart found it difficult to keep up with the powerful vocals of Halsey during the EDM duet. 

Enough about the performances, take a look at the most significant wins of the night:
  • Video of the Year: Beyonce - Formation
  • Best Male Video: Calvin Harris ft. Rihanna - This is what you came for
  • Best Female Video: Beyonce - Hold Up
  • Best New Artist: DNCE
  • Best Pop Video: Beyonce - Formation
  • Best Rock Video: Twenty One Pilots - Heathens  
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: Drake - Hotline Bling
  • Best Electronic Video: Calvin Harris & Disciples - How deep is your love 
  • Best Direction: Beyonce - Formation (Director - Melina Matsoukas) 
The lineup for the Apple Music Festival - previously known as the iTunes Festival - has been finally revealed. The festival now in its tenth year, is famous for drawing in huge acts to perform at London's intimate Roundhouse in Camden. This year's full lineup is as follows:

18 September: Elton John
19 September: The 1975
20 September: Alicia Keys
21 September: OneRepublic
23 September: Calvin Harris
25 September: Robbie Williams
26 September: Bastille
27 September: Britney
28 September: Michael Bublé
30 September: Chance the Rapper

It is with so much joy that I move on to chart news as the reign of Drake ft. WizKid & Kyla's One Dance is finally over. In the US, Sia ft. Sean Paul's Cheap Thrills dethroned One Dance from the first week itself and held on to the top spot for the entire month. Sia becomes the first female over 40 to reach the top since Madonna reigned with Music in 2000. Meanwhile, by the fourth week of August Drake has accumulated a whopping 48 consecutive week in the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 tying with Ace of Base for the second longest consecutive streak among all acts, second only to Katy Perry. Meanwhile, Major Lazer ft. Justin Bieber and MØ's Cold Water debuted at No.2 and The Chainsmokers ft. Halsey's Closer and Twenty One Pilots' Heathens both entered the Top 10. 

In the UK, Drake's dreams were muddied by Cold Water the gargantuan collaboration of Major Lazer, Justin Bieber and MØ, which ended One Dance's hold over the crown. The trio reigned for the remainder of the month. The Chainsmokers' Closer, Twenty One Pilos' Heathens and DJ Snake ft. Justin Bieber's Let Me Love You all entered the Top 10 during the month.

Other songs which became popular during the month are:
  • Charlie Puth ft. Selena Gomez - We don't talk anymore
  • Olly Murs - You don't know love
  • Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa & Imagine Dragons - Sucker for pain
  • Digital Farm Animals ft. Cash Cash - Millionaire
  • Mike Perry ft. Shy Martin - The ocean
  • Martin Garrix ft. Bebe Rexha - In the name of love 
Till the next beat...

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Most Scandalous Music Award Show Moments

Attention!!!

From the all important Grammys to the not so significant MuchMusic Awards, the ceremonies tend to be full of drama. The ni**as from the hood and the hillbillies from the south as well as the freaks from all over come together at most award ceremonies, and so you have social backgrounds, cultures and all sorts of hokum clashing on the red carpet and on stage. Whilst the more elite award shows such as the Oscars and the Golden Globes for those of the silver screen and television tend to be less dramatic as the actors and actresses leave the theatrics at home, the artists and the bands sometimes provide more action than a soap opera at the music award ceremonies. The most amount of drama is at the MTV Video Music Awards which some say is most of the time staged, but some are real and these are the ones that I have listed. So here they are:

  1. Cyrus/Thicke Twerk – MTV Video Music Awards 2013
Miley Cyrus and Robin Thicke performed their hits We Can’t Stop and Blurred Lines while twerking.


  1. West/Swift Interruption – MTV Video Music Awards 2009
Kanye West stormed on stage and interrupted Taylor Swift’s win for Best Female Video to announce that it should have been Beyonce who should have won.


  1. Madonna/Spears Smooch – MTV Video Music Awards 2003
While performing a medley of Madonna’s songs Britney Spears and Madonna made out on stage during the performance. Thereafter, Madonna went onto kiss Christina Aguilera who was a part of the medley as well.


  1. Adele flips the Bird – Brit Awards 2012
Adele’s acceptance speech for Best Album was cut off by host James Corden who introduced Blur after which she flipped the middle finger.


  1. Ross/Kim Jiggle – MTV Video Music Awards 1999
While accepting an award Diana Ross hugged Lil’ Kim and thereafter jiggled her boob.


  1. Love/Madonna Hailstorm – MTV Video Music Awards 1995
Courtney Love began to hurl the contents of her purse at Madonna who was being interviewed at the award show.


  1. Eminem/Triumph Puppet Mayhem – MTV Video Music Awards 2002
Eminem lost his cool when the puppet Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog mocked the rap star for his feud with DJ Moby which lead to Eminem shoving the puppet aside and threatening to beat up Moby.


  1. Gaga Butchery – MTV Video Music Awards 2010
It was PETA’s worst nightmare when Lady Gaga turned up at the show wearing a dress made entirely of meat.


  1. Dylan Soy Bombed – Grammy Awards 1998
A backup dancer ripped off his shirt to reveal the puzzling phrase “Soy Bomb” and did a spastic dance for around 40 seconds before being ousted by security during Bob Dylan’s performance of “Love Sick”


  1. Swift/Styles Drama – MTV Video Music Awards 2013
When Taylor Swift went up to accept her award for Best Female Video she indirectly thanked Harry Styles for inspiring her to write “I Knew You Were Trouble”. Thereafter, Swift was seen saying “Shut the fuck up” when One Direction was accepting the award for Best Pop Video.


  1. ODB/Colvin Confusion – Grammy Awards 1998
Wu Tang Clan’s Ol’ Dirty Bastard crashed the acceptance speech of Shawn Colvin for Song of the Year as he was bitter about Puff Daddy’s win for Hip-Hop Album of the Year.


  1. The Cyrus Joint – MTV European Music Awards 2013
When accepting her award for Best Video Miley Cyrus smoked a real joint full of marijuana, which she sparked on stage.


  1. Greene/Brown Mixup – BET Awards 2011
Tiffany Greene was the presenter for Viewers Choice Award and whilst she announced Chris Brown at first, she went onto change it to Rihanna, although Brown was the actual winner.


  1. Wood/Block Splash – Brit Awards 2000
Ronnie Wood of Rolling Stones threw a drink over a drunk DJ Brandon Block who stormed the stage believing he had won the award for Best Soundtrack.


  1. Jackson/Presley PDA – MTV Video Music Awards 1994
Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley had an awkward kiss on stage.


  1. Ginger Spice Nip Slip – Brit Awards 1997
Geri Halliwell of the Spice Girls suffered a wardrobe malfunction as the Spice Girls went up to collect an award.


  1. Novoselic Head Bash – MTV Video Music Awards 1992
Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic launched his bass guitar high into the air during their performance and it subsequently landed on his head knocking him to the floor.


  1. Rage/Bizkit Interruption – MTV Video Music Awards 2000
Rage Against The Machine bassist Tim Commerford climbed on stage to disrupt the acceptance speech of Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst for Best Rock Video.


  1. Miguel Free Fall – Billboard Music Awards 2013
During the energetic performance of “Adorn” by Miguel he attempted to leap across the stage only to crash land on two young unfortunate fans.


  1. Timberlake/Minogue Ass Grab – Brit Awards 2003
During the performance of a duet Justin Timberlake grabbed Kylie Minogue’s butt.

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Ultimate Quarantine Playlist

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