Tuesday, August 30, 2011

ThE vMa'S 2011 hAd A lOt BrEwInG iN tHe PoT tHiS yEaR!


Among the many faces that stood out at the VMA 2011 awards (Video Music Awards), Beyonce's face seemed to stick out the most. Or maybe it was just her belly! BeyoncĂ© (seen above) and hubby Jay-Z are having a baby! This news has been much anticipated for years now! Congrats to the elated couple!

The performances I most enjoyed:

1)  BeyoncĂ© delivered an exhilarating performance! Hitting every note on key and still partaking in a little booty shaking. I was nervous for her the whole time in those heels. In pregnant women the equilibrium could be off a bit, so I was hoping she wouldn't hurt herself.

2) You always expect Lady Gaga to come out with an original outfit every time, and this night she definitely did. Her performance was the true work of an artist. She is very talented.

3) Adele's voice was angelic and strong. I love listening to her sing, and even though she doesn't move around on stage a lot, you still feel her obvious passion and emotion with every verse.

4) I enjoyed watching Kanye West and Jay-Z's incredible energy on the stage. Especially with them sampling one of my favorite Otis Redding songs!

5) Last but not least, I enjoyed watching the little kids perform for Britney Spears' 'Michael Jackson Vanguard' award moment. I had almost forgotten the many songs Britney sang over the years, and I thoroughly enjoyed being reminded of them. Britney is an excellent performer who gives 100% to her craft. I'm glad to see her back on the right track.


BUT! We do have to give it up for rapper Nicki Minaj, (seen above) who took home the moon man award for 'Best Hip Hop Video'! Minaj went on to say this after winning:


In the category for 'Best Hip Hop Video' Nicki Minaj won over:
Chris Brown's "Look at Me Now" (featuring Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes)
Kanye West's "All of the Lights" (featuring Rihanna and Kid Cudi)
Lil Wayne's "6 Foot, 7 Foot
Lupe Fiasco's "The Show Goes On"


Actor Russell Brand delivered a heartfelt tribute to singer Amy Winehouse (seen above), and spoke of her in such a way that you knew he personally related to what she had gone through. He sincerely felt the young singer's pain and at the same time praised her artistry, and compared her 'old soul' voice to the likes of Blues singers Billie Holiday and Etta James. This is an enormous compliment, and Amy Winehouse will go down in history as being uniquely known for her bluesy, jazzy and soulful voice. R.I.P AW.

Overall, the VMA's were exciting this year! I did miss Alicia Keys and Pink (both of whom recently had babies, congrats guys!), but maybe they'll make a cameo next year.

VMA 2012 let's go!

2011 LA

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