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I am sure most of you tuned in last night for MTV’s 2007 VMAS. If you didn’t you probably read the live blogging marathon a few blogs had going on. If you didn’t do that… well you didn’t miss much anyway. To catch a glimpse of the winners turn your pretty little heads over here. One of the coolest things about last night was that almost every single performance was horrible, but none stooped lower than Miss Britney “Trailer Trash” Spears, but more on that later. Thanks to a few helpful hands (thanks for the email Kevin, Rob, and Sammie) Pretty Much Amazing has compiled the Best and Worst Performances of last night’s VMA’s.
BRITNEY SPEARS – GIMME MORE
50 CENT FT. JUSTIN TIMBERLKE – AYO TECHNOLOGY
NICOLE SCHERZINGER – WHATEVER U LIKE
ALICIA KEYS PERFORMANCE
CHRIS BROWN PERFORMANCE
LINKIN PARK – BLEED IT OUT
RIHANNA – SHUT UP AND DRIVE
TIMBO, JUSTIN T & NELLY FURTADO FINALE SHOW
RIHANNA – UMBRELLA
KANYE WEST FT TPAIN – GOOD LIFE
Tags: 50 Cent, Alicia Keys, Blogging, Britney Spears, Chris Brown, Justin Timberlake, Kanye West, Linkin Park, MTV, Nicole Scherzinger, Rihanna, VMA 2007
Oh Britney…
I WANTED TO HEAR JUSTICE, DAMMIT!!!
hey Chris Brown thanks for ruining all of the goodwill you fostered in that first minute by lip-synching awkwardly.
britney = pure shit
Oh Britney, that was horrible!
Rihanna and Alicia Keys save the night!
The horror!
Britney is a mess!
Linkin Park was pretty good.
“Oh Britney…” is right!
Honestly, was anybody really expecting anything more than dreadful half-assed MTV shlock from Britney? We’ve been saying all along how these new batch of songs sucked! And let’s recount what the other “live” performances have looked like this year. This had suckfest written all over it. Even Linkin Park, while one of the better acts, weren’t nearly as energizing as I’ve seen in the past.
That’s it I’m calling it; MTV’s edginess, time of death: 7:10 PM September 10th, 2007.
That was shiteous!