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2001 MTV Video Music Awards

 
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2001 MTV Video Music Awards
Date September 6, 2001
Venue(s) Metropolitan Opera House, New York City
Host(s) Jamie Foxx
Network MTV

The 2001 MTV Video Music Awards aired live on September 6, 2001, honoring the best music videos from July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001. The show was hosted by Jamie Foxx at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.

Highlights of the show included a surprise appearance by Michael Jackson at the end of N'SYNC's performance and a controversial performance from Britney Spears, in which she danced seductively to "I'm a Slave 4 U", while utilizing a host of live animals, including a large albino snake draped over her shoulders. Macy Gray wore a dress with a promotional message, instructing viewers to buy her new album. The show also featured memorials for Aaliyah and Joey Ramone. Punk rock legend Ramone succumbed to cancer earlier in the year; Actress/R&B singer Aaliyah was killed in a plane crash mere days before the ceremony. Many of the night's winners dedicated awards to the two fallen musicians over the course of the telecast.

Fatboy Slim took home six Moonmen, the most of the evening, for his "Weapon of Choice" video, which featured the dancing talents of actor Christopher Walken. N'SYNC's "Pop" took home four awards. Notably, Gwen Stefani won two awards for her collaborations with Eve and Moby.

Contents

Nominations

Winners are in bold text.

Video of the Year

Best Male Video

Best Female Video

Best Group Video

Best New Artist in a Video

Best Pop Video

Best Rock Video

Best R&B Video

Best Rap Video

Best Hip-Hop Video

Best Dance Video

Best Video from a Film

Breakthrough Video

Best Direction in a Video

Best Choreography in a Video

Best Special Effects in a Video

Best Art Direction in a Video

Best Editing in a Video

Best Cinematography in a Video

MTV2 Award

Viewer's Choice

International Viewer's Choice Awards

MTV Australia

MTV Brasil

  • Ana Carolina — "Quem de Nós Dois"
  • Adriana Calcanhotto — "Devolva-Me"
  • Wanessa Camargo — "O Amor Não Deixa"
  • Catedral — "Eu Amo Mais Você"
  • Charlie Brown Jr. — "Rubão, o Dono do Mundo"
  • Patrícia Coelho — "O Meu Sangue Ferve por Você"
  • Cogumelo Plutão — "Esperando na Janela"
  • Falamansa — "Rindo à Toa/Xote dos Milagres"
  • Jota Quest — "O Que Eu Também Não Entendo"
  • KLB — "Ela Não Está Aqui"
  • Maurício Manieri — "Primavera"
  • Mary's Band — "Happy Birthday"
  • Os Paralamas do Sucesso — "Aonde Quer Que Eu Vá"
  • O Rappa — "O Que Sobrou do Céu"
  • Rumbora — "O Mapa da Mina"
  • Sandy & Junior — "A Lenda"
  • Skank — "Balada do Amor Inabalável"
  • Tihuana — "Que Vês?"
  • Twister — "40 Graus"
  • Jay Vaquer — "A Miragem"

MTV India (Hindi film category)

MTV India (Hindi pop category)

MTV Japan

MTV Korea

MTV Latin America (North)

MTV Latin America (Central)

  • Chancho en Piedra — "Eligiendo una Reina"
  • Dracma — "Hijo de Puta"
  • La Ley — "Fuera de Mí"
  • Paulina Rubio — "Y Yo Sigo Aquí"
  • Stereo 3 — "Atrévete a Aceptarlo"

MTV Latin America (South)

MTV Mandarin

MTV Russia

MTV Southeast Asia

  • Black Maria — "Veto"
  • Dome — "Pa Lao"
  • Kyla — "Hanggang Ngayon"
  • Naif — "Posessif"

Video Vanguard Award

Performances

Pre-show

Spears dancing with the snake.

Main show

Appearances

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