최우수 그룹 MTV 비디오 뮤직 어워드

MTV Video Music Award for Best Group
MTV 비디오 뮤직 어워드
베스트 그룹용
나라미국
제시자MTV
이전에 호출됨베스트 그룹 비디오
선착순1984
최종 수상자2021
현재 보유자방탄소년단
최다상
대부분의 후보 지명U2(6)
웹사이트www.mtv.com/vma/
ZZ Top은 1984년 창단 쇼에서 이 상을 받은 첫 번째 연기였다.
U2는 10년 동안 7개의 각기 다른 뮤직비디오로 최다인 6번 후보에 올랐다.
Fall Out Boy는 2007년에 새로운 이름인 Best Group으로 이 상을 받은 첫 번째 아티스트였다.
노바웃(상단)과 방탄소년단(하단)이 각각 3번씩 우승하며 이 부문에서 가장 주목받는 연기들이다.방탄소년단이 2019년부터 2021년까지 연달아 수상 후보에 오른 유일한 사례다.

MTV Video Music Award for Best Group (MTV Video Music Award for Best Group Video로도 알려져 있음)은 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs)의 음반 가수들에게 주어진다.이 상은 1984년[1] 성악가 릭 오카섹(Ric Ocasek of the Cars)이 창립 기념식에서 소개한 상이다.미국 록 밴드 ZZ 탑이 '레그스' 뮤직비디오로 첫 영예를 안았다.[2]이 비디오의 감독인 팀 뉴먼은 이 밴드를 대신하여 이 상을 받았다.[3]

2007년 시상식 개편으로 최우수 그룹 비디오에서 단순 최우수 그룹으로 명칭이 변경되었다.[4][5]2008년, VMA들은 원래의 형식으로 돌아왔지만, 이 상은 포함되지 않았다.[6]그것은 이전과 같이 산업계 인사들에 의해 결정되는 것이 아니라, 세 가지 소셜 미디어 중 한 가지 부문이 투표로 결정되면서 2019년 판의 쇼에 다시 도입되었다.[7][8]2021년에는 올해의 그룹으로 발표되었다.

노바웃과 방탄소년단은 2019년, 2020년, 2021년 3회 연속 수상의 영예를 안으며 3회 연속 수상의 영예를 안았다.U2는 1985년부터 2005년까지 6년 동안 7개의 비디오가 후보에 오를 정도로 가장 많이 지명된 연기다.TLC는 '워터폴스'(1995년)와 '노 스크럽스'(1999년)의 뮤직비디오로 두 차례나 수상하며 걸그룹 중 유일하게 상을 받았다.

받는 사람

연도 위너 지명자 Ref(s)
베스트 그룹 비디오
1984 ZZ 상단 – "다리" [9]
1985 USA for Africa – "We Are the We Are the World [10][11]
1986 Dreem Straits – "무익한 돈 [12][13]
1987 말하는 머리 – "야생" [14][15]
1988 INXS – "Need You Tonight/Mediate" [16][17]
1989 리빙 컬러 – "인성 문화" [18][19]
1990 B-52의 "사랑의 족쇄" [20][21]
1991 R.E.M. – "내 종교를 잃다" [22][23]
1992 U2 – "실제보다 훨씬 낫다" [24][25]
1993 펄잼 – "제레미" [26][27]
1994 에어로스미스 – "Cryin'" [28][29]
1995 TLC – "물방울" [30]
1996 Foo Fighters – "Big Me" [31][32]
1997 의심의 여지 없이 – "말하지 마" [33][34]
1998 백스트리트 보이즈 – "Everybody (백스트리트 뒷면)" [35][36]
1999 TLC – "스크럽 없음" [37][38]
2000 블링크-182 – "모든 작은 것" [39][40]
2001 'N 동기화 – "팝" [41][42]
2002 의심의 여지 없이 (바운티 킬러) – "헤이 베이비" [43][44]
2003 콜드플레이 – "The Scientist" [45]
2004 의심할 여지 없이 – "It's My Life" [46][47]
2005 그린 데이 – "Boulevard of Breakdown Dreams" [48][49]
2006 전미 거부자 – "Move Away" [50]
베스트 그룹
2007 폴 아웃 보이 [51][52]
2008~2018년 수상 없음
2019 방탄소년단 [53]
2020 방탄소년단 [54]
올해의 그룹
2021 방탄소년단 [55]

참고 항목

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