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The MTV VMA's 6 Best Moments Because The Ladies Killed It in 2014
MTV award shows have a way of being more unpredictable than most, which can be great or completely terrible. This year's telecast was no different. The winners were pretty obvious and usually get lost with time, but the performances and moments in between are not so easy to forget. The best part of this year's VMAs telecast is how much women took over. From having the better performances to winning awards that are usually saved for men, female power was on full display on Sunday night and everyone knew it.
Iggy Azalea & Rita Ora's Great Performance
The two American imports had a pretty successful night at the VMAs with one hell of a performance to their song “Black Widow.” I know understand why Rita Ora was cast in 50 Shades of Gray. She definitely has charisma.
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Lorde Being Lorde
From winning the moon man for Best Rock Video over fully formed rock bands to her interactions with Taylor Swift, Lorde was pretty much the best at the VMAs.
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Beyonce's Show Stopping Performance
Somehow Beyonce was able to perform pretty much her entire 2013 album without making the performance feel long or boring. This basically proves she’s a goddess, right?
Blue Ivy Won The Night
During Beyonce’s performance, Blue Ivy showed signs of being just as good a dancer as her mother by pulling off the single ladies hand move.
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Best Or Worst Depending On Your Love For Miley
Miley Cyrus won the coveted moon man for Video of the Year and instead of accepting the award for herself, she sent up a homeless youth named Jesse to shine a light on the homeless population in America and specifically LA. Miley sat on the bench by her seat and started crying while Jesse spoke about his situation. Was the whole moment staged and stiff or was Miley’s reaction genuine? Depends on how much you love the singer or not, I suppose, but it was definitely a memorable moment.