“Midnights” will be released on October 21; Anitta is among the other winners of the 2022 VMAs
Taylor Swift was the main winner of the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards by winning Video of the Year. The ceremony took place on Sunday evening, 28th, in New Jersey, USA. The singer-songwriter took home the trophy for her work in the 10-minute music video for All too good (Taylor’s version).
As he took the stage, however, Taylor made an announcement that left all of his fans surprised, as he revealed when his next album is out.
“My new album will be out on October 21st,” he told a rowdy crowd. “And I’ll tell you more at midnight.”
Around midnight local time (1 on Monday in Brazil), a post appeared on the singer’s Instagram account announcing the title and more details about the new album.
“midnight, the stories of 13 sleepless nights scattered throughout my life, will be released on October 21st. See you at midnight “, read the message accompanying the album cover.
The album has been described as “a collection of songs written in the dead of night, a journey through terror and sweet dreams”.
Taylor Swift said the decision to reveal the release of her new album was due to the generosity of her fans who voted for her to win the Video of the Year award.
Among the winners of VMA 2022, highlighting Anitta, who became the first Brazilian to receive the American award. Your song Involve was voted the best Latin song.
See the list of winners of the VMA 2022
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video of the year
Taylor Swift – All Too Good (10-minute version) (Taylor’s version)
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artist of the year
bad bunny
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song of the year
Billie Eilish – Happier than ever
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New artist
Dove Cameron
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Push – Performance of the year
December 2021: Seventeen – Rock with you
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better collaboration
Lil Nas X, Jack Harlow – Child of industry
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best pop song
Harry Styles – How it was
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best hip hop song
Nicki Minaj ft. little little – We have a problem?
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best rock song
Spicy red chillies – Black summer
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best alternative music
Horsehair leather – I want to be your slave
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best latin music
Anita – Involve
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best R&B song
The weekend – Out of time
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best kpop song
Lisa – lalisa
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Best video with social message
Lizzo – About damn time
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Better metaverse performance
Blackpint The virtual | PUBG – YG Entertainment / Interscope Records
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Best Long Format Video
Taylor Swift – All Too Good (10-minute version) (Taylor’s version)
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best photography
Harry Styles – How it was
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best direction
Taylor Swift – All too good “(10 minute version) (Taylor version)
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best artistic direction
Lil Nas X, Jack Harlow – Child of industry
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best visual effects
Lil Nas X, Jack Harlow – Child of industry
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best choreography
Doja Cat – woman
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best edit
Rosalia – Saoko
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group of the year
BTS
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summer music
Jack Harlow – First class
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album of the year
Harry Styles – Harry’s house
Source: Terra
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