MTV VMAs 2023: Most shocking moments of the VMAs of all time including Nicki Minaj calling out Miley Cyrus
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There’s just a few hours until the MTV Video Music Awards 2023 kicks off. The VMAs has featured some of the most shocking moments in music television history and with Nicki Minaj hosting this year’s event we are sure to have many more.
There are so many iconic moments over the years including Rose McGowan’s see-through dress, Miley Cyrus twerking on Robin Thicke, Lady Gaga’s ‘meat dress’ and Britney Spears performing with a snake.
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Hide AdSo as we wait patiently to see what will happen this year we take a look back at some of the most shocking MTV VMAs moments of all time.
Nicki Minaj calls out Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus was quoted criticising the rapper in the New York Times magazine after Nicki Minaj was snubbed for Video of the Year. Never one to hold back, the rapper called out Miley during her acceptance speech for ‘Best Hip-Hop Video’ she said:“this bitch that had a lot to say about me the other day in the press, she added “Miley, what's good?”
Miley who was presenting on the night replied:"Hey, we’re all in this industry. We all do interviews. And we all know how they manipulate s***. Nicki, congratulations.”
Beyoncé's pregnancy reveal
At the end of her iconic MTV VMAs performance of hit single ‘Love on Top,’ Beyoncé unbuttoned her pink blazer jacket to reveal her blossoming baby bump. The crowd went crazy as the camera cut to Jay-Z who was being congratulated by Kanye West.
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Hide AdMichael Jackson 'artist of the millennium'
In one of the most cringe-worthy moments at the VMAs, the late Michael Jackson had a very awkward moment. The award ceremony was held on the night of the pop star's birthday.
When introducing him to the stage to present an award, Britney called him the “artist of the millennium”. Michael Jackson mistakenly thought he’d been given an award with that title, and gave an acceptance speech.
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