Beyoncé dedicates Video of the Year VMA to New Orleans

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Beyoncé took home the top prize at Sunday night’s VMAs, winning Video of the Year for “Formation.”The powerful and political visual beat out a trove of heavyweight contenders: Adele’s gorgeous, sepia-toned “Hello,” Drake’s meme-spawning “Hotline Bling,” Justin Bieber’s dance-driven “Sorry,” and Kanye West’s controversially artful “Famous.”
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The accolade marks Beyoncé’s 23rd VMA win in just over a decade, seven of which came Sunday night. In addition to Video of the Year, “Formation” won Best Direction, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, and Best Choreography; Beyoncé’s “Hold Up” won Best Female Video, while her visual album Lemonade won Breakthrough Long Form Video.
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