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VMAs Hit 11-Year High: Record Viewership on CBS & MTV
28 Sep
Summary
- The VMAs achieved an 11-year viewership high.
- The ceremony garnered 8.43 million viewers across CBS and MTV.
- Taylor Swift took home the Video of the Year award.
The MTV Video Music Awards recently achieved its highest viewership in 11 years, drawing a record 8.43 million viewers across CBS and MTV. This marks a significant 51% increase compared to last year's event.
The broadcast peaked with over 15 million viewers on the combined networks. The ceremony, hosted by Snoop Dogg, was broadcast live from Los Angeles. Taylor Swift's "The Fate of Ophelia" earned her the prestigious Video of the Year award.
Notable moments included tributes to Dolly Parton and George Michael, as well as the Video Vanguard Award presented to Nirvana. The band members paid homage to late frontman Kurt Cobain.
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