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It was a night to remember at the 2024 MTV VMAs, and one name seemed to echo louder than the rest: Taylor Swift. The pop powerhouse stole the show, winning Video of the Year with her electrifying hit "Fortnight," a stunning collaboration with Post Malone that had everyone talking. Not only did she snag that coveted award, but Swift also walked away with Artist of the Year and even grabbed the Song of Summer trophy, again for "Fortnight" – cementing her reign as queen of the night.

Swift and Post Malone’s Epic Collab

Swift and Post Malone’s "Fortnight" wasn’t just your typical pop-rap crossover; it was a full-on creative masterpiece that won both Best Collaboration and Best Direction—and yes, Taylor directed it herself. This dynamic duo didn’t stop there; they also took home Best Editing, with Chancler Haynes working his magic to bring the visuals to life.

A Night for the Stars

It wasn’t only Swift who had her moment. Sabrina Carpenter took home Song of the Year for her feel-good anthem “Espresso.” Carpenter’s victory marked a milestone in her career, showing her growth from Disney darling to a major music contender. Meanwhile, newcomer Chappell Roan burst onto the scene, winning Best New Artist, signaling that she's a fresh voice you should definitely keep on your radar.

Eminem’s Big Hip-Hop Win

In the world of hip-hop, Eminem made a dramatic return with "Houdini," snagging Best Hip-Hop and Best Visual Effects—because let’s be honest, when Em drops something, he always brings a visual spectacle to match the bars.

Lisa, SZA, Tyla and Anitta Keep it Global

K-pop sensation Lisa made waves, grabbing Best K-pop for her bold track “Rockstar,” while SZA’s sultry hit "Snooze" earned her Best R&B, Tyla’s “Water” won Best Afrobeats and Anitta’s "Mil Veces" dominated the Best Latin category, proving once again why she’s an unstoppable force in Latin music.


Rock and Alternative Legends

Lenny Kravitz brought rock back to the forefront with his track “Human,” which earned him the Best Rock title, while Benson Boone secured Best Alternative for “Beautiful Things,” adding some edge to the night.

VMAs Highlights: Katy Perry’s Iconic Moment and More

Katy Perry's 2013 performance of “Roar” was honored as the VMAs Most Iconic Performance,
a testament to her lasting impact on pop culture. Meanwhile, Best Trending Video went to Megan Thee Stallion and Yuki Chiba for their viral hit “Mamushi,” proving that the Hot Girl Meg is still setting the internet on fire.

With Swift dominating nearly every major category, including Best Pop and a slew of technical awards, this year’s MTV VMAs felt like a celebration of her artistry and vision. It was a night filled with jaw-dropping performances, tearful thank-you speeches, and enough star power to light up the sky.

Swifties, take a bow—2024 belongs to Taylor Swift!