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MTV's Music Era Ends: 4 Decades of Pop Culture Silenced

30 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • MTV will cease international music broadcasting by year-end, marking an era's end.
  • Digital streaming platforms like YouTube and TikTok have reshaped music consumption.
  • Audience figures show a significant drop in viewership for MTV music channels.
MTV's Music Era Ends: 4 Decades of Pop Culture Silenced

MTV, which revolutionized music and pop culture starting in 1981, is set to conclude its international music broadcasting by the end of 2025. Owned by Paramount Skydance, the channel's decision reflects the intense competition from online streaming services and social media platforms that have altered music consumption habits.

Sources confirm that MTV Music, MTV Hits, and 80s/90s music programming will cease in countries including France, Germany, Poland, Australia, and Brazil. This marks a significant moment for fans and former VJs who recall the network's peak popularity, when it was a primary source for music discovery and cultural trends.

Experts note that the shift towards immediate and interactive digital experiences has made traditional music video broadcasting less relevant. While some MTV music channels will persist in the United States and a general entertainment-focused MTV HD channel will remain in the UK, the 'M' for music is largely disappearing from its global programming.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
MTV is halting international music broadcasts due to increased competition from digital streaming platforms and social media, which have changed audience consumption habits.
MTV Music, MTV Hits, and dedicated 80s and 90s music shows will cease broadcasting in several countries by year-end.
Some MTV music channels will continue to air in the United States, and a flagship channel will remain in the UK with a broader entertainment focus.

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