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The First-Ever YouTube Music Awards 2013

Internet users all over the world will played witness to the very first YouTube Music Awards Show on 3 Nov 2013!

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Lady Gaga, Eminem And Arcade Fire Performed At The Very First YouTube Music Awards

The YouTube Music Awards — a.k.a. “YTMA,” following the nomenclature of MTV’s VMAs — featured live performances by Lady Gaga (wearing a baseball cap and flannel shirt), Eminem, Arcade Fire, Avicii, M.I.A., Earl Sweatshirt, Tyler the Creator, Walk Off the Earth, and YouTube musical acts Lindsey Stirling and CDZA.

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The show begins with a live video of Arcade Fire’s “Afterlife,” directed by Jonze, and starring the lovely Greta Gerwig and a bunch of children dancing.

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Eminem performs at the YouTube Music Awards show.

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MIA at the YouTube Music Awards show.

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Schwartzman performs at the YouTube Music Awards intermittently.

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Michael Shannon at the YouTube Music Awards show.

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Michael Shannon, left, and Vanessa Hudgens perform in a live music video at the YouTube Music Awards.

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YouTube star Lindsey Stirling performs at the YouTube Music Awards.

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Michael Shannon, left, and Vanessa Hudgens perform in a live music video at the YouTube Music Awards.

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Lady Gaga performs at the YouTube Music Awards 2013.

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Lady Gaga on stage at the YouTube Music Awards 2013.

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Vanessa joined Michael on stage while a live music video was shot, which was written by Lena Dunham. They starred as a DJ and a girl who ditched her ex. At one point, a high-strung concert-goer put her in a headlock as “Wake Me Up” revved up in the background.

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Eminem Won Artiste Of The Year, Beating One Direction, Psy And Justin Bieber

Eminem was named artist of the year before performing a word-perfect version of his new lung-busting tour de force “Rap God,” filmed in black and white.

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2013 YouTube Music Awards: SNSD's Tiffany Says "It Still Feels Surreal"

"It still feels surreal," Tiffany of Girls' Generation told media Sunday when asked how it felt to have the group's "I Got a Boy" beat Lady Gaga's "Applause" video. "She was sitting right in front of me. I personally loved her video."

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Korean press interviews Girls' Generation's Tiffany after the group won Video of the Year.

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Girls' Generation's Tiffany poses with the group's Video of the Year award.

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Girls' Generation's Tiffany shows off the group's Video of the Year award.

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Taylor Swift Won The YouTube Phenomenon Award For "I Knew You Were Trouble"

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Lindsey Sterling And Pentatonix Won Response Of The Year Award For Their Video "Radioactive"

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Lindsey Stirling flaunts her Response of the Year trophy.

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Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Took Home The YouTube Breakthrough Award

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis at the 2013 YouTube Music Awards.

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Macklemore & Ryan Lewis were crowned 2013's YouTube Breakthrough on behalf of their world-conquering "Thrift Shop."

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DeStorm's "See Me Standing" Won Innovation Of The Year

DeStrom smiles after winning Innovation of the Year.

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The Global 90-minute Event Aired Live On YouTube On 3 Nov 2013

Co-hosts Reggie Watts and Jason Schwartzman recap what the hell happened to them during show.

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YouTube recruited Hollywood talent to stage its awards show, including Spike Jonze, veteran director of many music videos and of films "Being John Malkovich" and "Where the Wild Things Are," as its creative director.

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VICE Media and Sunset Lane Entertainment will serve as executive producers, with actor Jason Schwartzman, best known for his role as Max Fischer in the comedy "Rushmore," will host.

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Fans Voted By Sharing The Official YTMA Nomination Videos For Each Nominee

Fans voted by sharing the official YTMA nomination videos for each nominee via Facebook, Twitter or Google+, with about 60 million “votes” cast. The voting kicked off Oct. 21, with the final tallies taken right before the show, according to YouTube.

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WATCH THE YTMAs: The First-Ever YouTube Music Awards

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Miley Cyrus performs with Robin Thicke at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards.

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