After much ado and high anticipation, the Megan Thee Stallion-hosted 2024 MTV Video Music Awards aired live from New York’s UBS Arena on September 11.
As always, That Grape Juice is providing you with a recap of the performances!
Hop inside to check out showings from Stallion, Katy Perry, Camila Cabello, Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, GloRilla, Eminem, and many more.
The credits have rolled on the action-packed 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, which boasted many-a-memorable moment from blazing stage performances to technical hiccups, shocking on-stage antics, and more.
But, with all eyes on who took home which honor, did your favorite win any of the coveted Moonperson?
Look inside to recap the full winner’s list.
Kendrick Lamar sprung a surprise on the masses with the release of a brand new song.
Serving as the rapper’s first offering since his chart-topping Drake diss ‘Not Like Us,’ the yet titled track arrived in unconventional form via Instagram.
Lamar, who was named the headliner of the Super Bowl Halftime Show 2025, opens the song with the blazing bar:
“I think it’s time to watch the party die.”
He goes on to rap:
“If they can’t see the future first, why argue with these clowns?/If the circus is well at work, just walk that man down/That’ll do. Everyone is solid/It’s love, but tough love sometimes gotta result in violence. Influencers talk down, because I’m not with the basic sh*t/But they don’t hate me. They hate the man that I represent.”
It’s led some to question whether K. Dot is seizing on the song to clap back at some of the critical chatter around him landing the Halftime gig. Specifically those who were lobbying for Lil Wayne to topline in his hometown of New Orleans.
Take a listen to Lamar sound off below…
Justin Timberlake can breathe a sigh of relief. Because his driving while intoxicated charge has been dropped.
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The stars shine bright for one of music’s biggest calendar nights – the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards!
This year’s VMAs celebration takes place live from the UBS Arena in New York and promises to be an unforgettable spectacle.
So, what are you waiting for?
See and sound off on the fashion hits and misses, then tell us who you are most interested in seeing below:
Diddy has hit back at a bombshell lawsuit filed by Danity Kane star Dawn Richard.
As reported, the singer – who the Bad Boy mogul discovered on MTV‘s Making The Band – levelled a number of allegations against the embattled mogul.
These included claims of sexual and verbal abuse, as well as death threats. Richard also asserts that she witnessed severe acts of violence allegedly carried by Diddy on ex Cassie (who settled her own suit with Diddy within days of filing last year).
Now, Diddy (born Sean Combs) has responded by way of his legal rep.
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Pharrell Williams is hot on the promotional trail for his unique biopic movie, ‘Piece By Piece.’
Set for release in October, the film shares the story of the cultural icon’s layered life in LEGO form.
The latest press stop for the music maestro is the cover of The Hollywood Reporter.
Within his feature spread, The Neptunes hitmaker was quizzed about his multi-decade working relationship with Beyonce.
And he seized the moment to tease a new chapter in their journey.
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Muni Long marveled on Jimmy Kimmel Live on the latest promotional stop for her sophomore album ‘Revenge.’
Performing the LP’s latest single ‘Ruined Me,’ the GRAMMY winning singer-songwriter delivered a showing that mirrored the heart-wrenching lyrics of the emotional track.
Indeed, from her aesthetic to the broader mise en scène, the star shone with the thematic performance.
Muni’s rendition of ‘Ruined Me’ follows her stint on Chris Brown’s 11:11 Tour.
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In a fresh chapter to Diddy‘s mounting legal drama, Danity Kane singer Dawn Richard has filed a shock lawsuit against the mogul.
The New Orleans native rose to prominence after being discovered by the Bad Boy mogul on MTV’s Making The Band. She went on to form a separate group with him alongside Kaleena Harper named Diddy-Dirty Money after Danity Kane disbanded.
During those tenures and even after, it looked as if all was solid between Richard and Diddy (born Sean Combs).
However, her freshly filed suit suggests it was anything but that.
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The first debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is officially over.
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Sabrina Carpenter‘s streak on the Billboard 200 chart is looking to continue.
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Ayra Starr Shines With Powerful Performance
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