Taylor Swift breaks historic VMA record

Taylor Swift receives the award for Video of the Year of the VMA, remaining as the artist who won the most in the category in history. The event took place this Wednesday (11), in New York, United States.

Taylor Swift has already won the category five times

The Video of the Year category represents the main award at the VMAs, an American MTV awards event that highlights the main artists and productions in the world of music. Taylor Swift is the most awarded artist at the VMAs, with 30 trophies won throughout her career. His position is shared with singer Beyoncé, who also holds 30 VMA trophies to date.

After last night, Taylor Swift continues to hold the record as the most awarded artist in the Video of the Year category, with five awards won since 2015.

Your trophies in the categories refer to songs “Bad Blood” of the year 2015, “You Need to Calm Down” of the year 2019, “All Too Well” of the year 2022 and “Anti-Hero” of the year 2023. In this latest edition, Taylor Swift won the main category with the song “Fortnight”released in April 2024.

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In total, the singer took home three trophies after the 2024 VMAs.

Who is Taylor Swift

The singer was born in 1989 in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. At the age of 10, Taylor began to make her way in music by performing at karaokes, festivals and parties that took place in her city.

During her adolescence, the singer trained her musical skills and, at the age of 15, she performed at The Bluebird Café, a traditional place in Nashville, where she was invited to sign a contract with Big Machine Records, where she remained for much of your career.

His first album, “Taylor Swift”was a great success. From this moment on, the singer increasingly gained space in the music industry and, currently, has established herself as one of the main artists in world music.

Featured photo: Taylor Swift at the 2024 VMAs (reproduction/Roy Rochlin/Getty Images Embed for MTV/The Hollywood Reporter)