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Affion Crockett is already four shows deep into his hilarious new television show In The Flow with Affion Crockett.
Peep the latest episode with all brand new sketches.
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Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, and Adele all won multiple Moon Men at the MTV 2011 Video Music Awards. Perry’s “Firework” won for Video of the Year, and she also took home a trophy with Kanye West for Best Collaboration for their sci-fi fantasia “E.T.” Perry harkened back to a previous VMAs show in her acceptance speech when she told her co-winner, “Now this is the time when you want to interrupt me, Kanye!” Lady Gaga — who spent the entire night dressed as her male alter ego, Jo Calderone — won Best Female and Best Video with a Message. And Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep,” meanwhile, took home multiple behind-the-scenes awards for editing, art direction, and cinematography.
Other winners included Britney Spears (who also took home the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award), Nicki Minaj, Justin Bieber, Foo Fighters, and Tyler, The Creator.
Check out a full list below:
VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Katy Perry, “Firework”
BEST FEMALE VIDEO
Lady Gaga, “Born This Way”
BEST NEW ARTIST
Tyler, The Creator, “Yonkers”
BEST MALE VIDEO
Justin Bieber, “U Smile”
BEST COLLABORATION
Katy Perry featuring Kanye West, “E.T.”
BEST HIP-HOP VIDEO
Nicki Minaj, “Super Bass”
BEST ROCK VIDEO
Foo Fighters, “Walk”
BEST POP VIDEO
Britney Spears, “Till the World Ends”
BEST VIDEO WITH A MESSAGE
Lady Gaga, “Born This Way”
BEST CHOREOGRAPHY
Beyoncé, “Run the World (Girls)”
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Katy Perry featuring Kanye West, “E.T.”
BEST ART DIRECTION
Adele, “Rolling in the Deep”
BEST EDITING
Adele, “Rolling in the Deep”
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Adele, “Rolling in the Deep”
Source: Entertainment Weekly
MTV Video Music Awards Recap
Beyonce - Love On Top
Adele - Some Like You
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Nicki Minaj releases a new video from her platinum selling debut album 'Pink Friday.'
The Young Money star taps Rihanna for an assist.
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Jay-Z and Beyonce are going to become parents.
Beyonce made the announcement tonight outside of the MTV Video Music Awards being held at the Nokia Theater in Hollywood, CA.
B held her stomach revealing a small baby bump as photographers snapped pictures.
US Magazine is reporting that the 29-year old singer's rep confirmed the good news to them.
Jay-Z and Beyonce were married in 2008.
This will be the first child for Beyonce and her 41-year old husband.
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A rumored Jay-Z and Kanye West at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards came to fruition tonight.
The duo performed an energetic version of their hit single "Otis" off of the album 'Watch The Throne.'
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Since nobody knows when or if Jay-Z will ever personally respond to Lil Wayne's latest diss, comedian/impersonator Affion Crockett took the opportunity to do it himself.
Check it out below.
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Swizz Beatz has been associating his name with a lot of big time brands in recent months. The latest is the Bing search engine.
When Swizz Beatz comes to NYC for a performance, he decides to rally his friends. Friends can be your biggest fans, and he knows that bringing his friends together for a show is the best way to go big in NYC.
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Drake is weighing in on Lil Wayne's Jay-Z diss on "It's Good." A track that features Drizzy and Jadakiss.
'Kiss had previously made it clear he had no knowledge of the diss before recording his verse, Drake is now doing the same.
"I just got a beat and did a verse over it," Drake told MTV News. "Whatever any other individual has to say, you have to ask the man himself. I just did what I know how to do. I just got on a record. I heard the beat, did a verse and heard the final product."
Jay-Z business partner Steve Stoute says there probably won't be a response from Hov.
"For Jay-Z to do ANYTHING that resembles moving backwards right now would be insane. And a Jay-Z beef is moving backwards," Stoute is quoted as saying while out promoting his new book Tanning Of America. "Jay is SO MUCH bigger than rap at this point. He’s a movement. And THAT’S where his head is at. That’s where his focus is. And NO ONE is on his level, even worthy of him battling with. No one. So you probably won’t see that happen."
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Hot 97 radio personality Miss Info is in Hollywood covering tonight's VMAs. While there she got a chance to interview Wiz Khalifa about his Best New Artist nomination.
The two chopped it up about the fact that Wiz is technically not a new artist. He's been in the game for years yet he finds himself competing for an award against someone like Kreayshawn who has never released an album.
Peep the Q and A below.
Miss Info: Best New Artist? Were they living in a cave?
Wiz: Nah man, like everybody seems surprised like 'man you aint no new artist.' But I'm new to a lot of people... I'm newly accepted.
MI: What do you think the definition is of a new artist is? Because you're nominated and you've been around for quite some time, and you had albums and you had hits. And then you have somebody like Kreayshawn who has 1 hit [and] no albums.
Wiz: Well shout out to Kreayshawn and everything she's doing. I think what everybody is doing now is trying not to miss out on those kids who are coming up, right when they are coming up. Whereas with me they kinda looked over me for like 6 years. So now they're coming back like 'oh he's the guy we looked over. He's still fairly new because we're accepting him now. But we're also going to accept these other people right away with him.' And it's all love, it would have been cool to get a look like that early in my career.
MI: So basically you're saying you'll take it either way because you would rather that, then them have a hard fast rule that means you don't qualify right?
Wiz: Yeah, I mean at then end of the day I'm being recognized for doing what I've been doing and sticking to what I know. And whether it's best new artist, or best old artist, or best young artist... I'll take it.
MI: Or best artist that we just decided that we really like.
Wiz: Yeah they should have just gave me an award "dude who slept on."
Tune into MTV tonight at 9/8C to see if Wiz fairs in the Best New Artist category against Big Sean, Tyler, The Creator, Kreayshawn, and Foster The People.
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Let's face it, freestyles using the Kanye West and Jay-Z track "Otis" have reached the overkill stage, but rappers are still having a go at it.
The latest mc to tackle the beat is Young "JoJo" Simmons, the son of Rev Run of Run DMC.
While his younger brother Diggy has been getting a lot of shine recently, JoJo is still trying to find his lane.
How do you think he's progressing as a rapper?
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An already stacked line up of performers for tonight's MTV Video Music Awards just added more muscle.
Eonline is confirming that Jay-Z and Kanye West will take the stage and presumably perform a song off of their new 'Watch The Throne' album.
Other performances on the night will come from Lady Gaga, Adele, Chris Brown, Lil Wayne, Brino Mars, Beyonce and more.
The show kicks off tonight at 9/8C on MTV.
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Soulja Boy is thinking about going to college. At least that what the rapper tweeted yesterday.
At 21-years old, worth an estimated $25 million, and already having achieved worldwide fame, Soulja would seem to have it all. But the SODMG boss is thinking about possibly adding a degree to his resume'.
"I want the experience of college but some people say i'll be hustling backwards because I already made it financially. but know people personally who I won't mention (I have my reasons) who went to college 4 years got their degree and today are flat broke," Soulja wrote. "Is it a good investment? I really need to speak to those people who have experienced college and can speak from real situations. So I guess it all boils down to this.. money or education? you go to school to get a job right? or do yo go to school to get knowledge?"
Do you think it would be a good idea for Soulja to go to college?
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Christina Milian looking dazzling on the red carpet of the 11th Annual BMI Urban Awards yesterday.
Check out pics of the singer arriving at the event that was held at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood, California.
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It was a big night for Snoop Dogg at the BMI Urban Awards held yesterday (August 26).
The Doggfather was presented with the BMI Icon award by longtime collaborator Dr. Dre.
During his acceptance speech Snoop promised the long awaited 'Detox' album will be completed soon.
“Ya’ll ain’t gotta wait too much longer,” he said. “The Dogg is in the building. We gonna get this shit right.”
After nabbing his award Snoop was joined on stage by Kurupt, Bootsy Collins and Charlie Wilson for a hyped version of "What's My Name?"
The tributes didn't stop there as Nas performed "The Next Episode" and Wiz Khalifa rapped "Nothin' But A G Thang" in honor of the West Coast rap legend.
Another big winner on the night was Drake, who took home the Songwriter of the Year award.
Lex Luger and B.o.B. were also honored. The two made history by becoming the youngest recipients to win in their categories.
The 22-year old B.o.B. won Song of the Year for "Nothin' On You,' while the 20-year old Luger walked away with Producer of the Year honors.
Information from Billboard was used in this report.
Dr. Dre presents Snoop w/Icon award. Snoop performs "What's My Name?"
Nas performs "The Next Episode"
Wiz Khalifa performs "Nothin' But A G Thang"
Drake accepts Songwriter of the Year award
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Lil Wayne brought his I Am Still Music tour to Ottawa last week.
The Young Money star ran through a bunch of fan favorites including "Motivation," "I Get It In," "Bill Gates," "I Get It In," "Miss Me," and a lot more.
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Young Jeezy links up with CTE signee Freddie "Gangsta" Gibbs for this Decatur Dan directed clip.
The song appears on the Snowman's latest mixtape 'The Real Is Back.'
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Kevin Hart and a few friends recently hit up Las Vegas to let off some steam and basically act a fool, lol.
Peep the footage as Hart takes over Sin City, demonstrating that what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay there.
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Mississippi rapper Big K.R.I.T releases a new video for "The Vent" off of his latest mixtape 'Return Of 4Eva.'
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