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Brooklyn was buzzing Sunday night with the MTV Video Music Awards broadcasting live from the Barclay’s Center.
Justin Timberlake, Miley Cyrus, Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis were just a few of the bold-faced names contributing to what would become a memorable night, featuring oversized teddy bears, grinding, a boy band reunion and a performance from the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Timberlake took home the night’s top honor, Video of the Year, for “Mirrors,” while Macklemore & Ryan Lewis nabbed three Moonmen in total. Among them: Best Video With a Message for “Same Love,” which they went on to perform alongside Mary Lambert and Jennifer Hudson.
Below, find five of the night’s top moments, and hit the comments to let us know what you loved (or hated) about the show.
1. MTV VMAs: ‘N Sync Reunites During Justin Timberlake’s ‘Epic’ Vanguard Performance
One day after the boy band sent out a tweet hinting at a reunion at Sunday’s awards show, Timberlake, J.C. Chasez, Lance Bass, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick took the stage together.
2. MTV VMAs: Miley Cyrus Performs Surreal, Teddy Bear-Filled Version of ‘We Can’t Stop’
The singer then joined Robin Thicke for a duet of his hit “Blurred Lines.”
3. MTV VMAs: Kanye West Goes Dark Onstage for ‘Blood on the Leaves
The rapper, who is usually known for creating controversy, went conservative with this year’s performance.
4. MTV VMAs: Lady Gaga Performs ‘Applause’ With Five Onstage Costume Changes
The superstar kickstarted the Sunday night awards show with a dramatic world premiere performance of her latest single.
5. MTV VMAs: Daft Punk Appears After Stephen Colbert Spoiler, But Doesn’t Perform
The French electro-pop duo appeared with “Get Lucky” collaborators Pharrell Williams and Niles Rodgers as presenters, not performers.
For photos from the event, click here and to see a complete list of winners, click here.
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