Mtv Japan 2003 Awards Results!
 

im only happy cause least utada won an award...i feel anger..cause..well u will see:curse

5/27/03 (Tokyo, Japan) - MTV Japan recently announced their winners for the second annual MTV Japan Music Video Awards. With nominees from both Japan and abroad, categories included nominees such as America's J-lo running head to head with Japan's Utada Hikaru and idol band boy Justin Timberlake against pop queen Ayumi Hamasaki. So which music videos came out on tape in Japan? Check the results below.

Best Male Music Video Winner:
Craig David (U.K.) - What's Your Flava?
Other Nominees: Eminem, Ken Tsubai, Justin Timberlake, Tamio Okuda

Best Female Video Winner:
Hikaru Utada (Japan) - Sakura Drops
Other Nominees: Avril Lavigne, Jennifer Lopez, Misia, Shiina Ringo

Best Group Video Winner:
Rip Slyme (Japan) - Rakuen Baby
Other Nominees: Blue, Bon Jovi, Mr. Children, Oasis

Best New Artist in a Video Winner:
Avril Lavigne (Canada) - Complicated
Other Nominees: Ashanti, Minmi, t.a.T.u., The Music

Best Rock Video Winner:
Red Hot Chili Pepppers (America) - By the Way
Other Nominees: Coldplay, Dragon Ash, Foo Fighters, Sum 41

Best R&B Video Winner:
Crystal Kay (Japan) - Girl U Love
Other Nominees: Ashanti, Chemistry, Craig David, TLC

Best Dance Music Video Winner:
Super Car (Japan) - Yumegiwa Last Boy - PingPong Self Remix Version
Other Nominees: Kylie Minogue, Moby, Sketch Show, Underworld

Best Pop Video Winner:
Blue (U.K.) - One Love
Other Nominees: Ayumi Hamasaki, BoA, Justin Timberlake, Mr. Children

Best Video of the Year Winner:
Rip Slyme (Japan) - Rakuen Baby
Other Nominees: Avril Lavigne, Eminem, Mr. Children, Hikaru Utada

Best Video from a Film Winner:
Eminem (America) - Lose Yourself
Other Nominees: Beyonce, King Gidora, Madonna, Super Car

Best Album of the Year Winner:
Chemistry (Japan) - Second to None
Other Nominees: Avril Lavigne, Eminem, Rip Slyme, Hikaru Utada

Best Collaboration Winner:
Suite Chic (Namie Amuro and Zeebra) (Japan) - Good Life featuring FIRSTKLAS
Other Nominees: Crystal Kay featuing Sphere of Influence and Sora 3000, Eve featuring Alicia Keys, Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland, Rhymester

Best Live Performance Winner:
Kick the Can Crew (Japan)
Other Nominees: Craig David, Eve, Suite Chic

The biggest winner of the award ceremony was Japanese band Rip Slyme who took home three awards including Best Video of the Year for their 2002 summer smash hit Rakuen Baby. Although this was MTV Japan Music Awards, it was an international event not only concerning the nominees, but international performers and presenters such as Keanu Reeves and Hugo Weaving from Matrix Reloaded who gave out the Best Collaboration Award. The MTV Japan Music Video Awards 2003 is schedule to air in Japan on May 31, 2003.


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ahh thanks for the info! congratulations to hikki!:D

Yeah thanks for the info....GO HIKKI!

yeh, thats the only good thing i suppose ^^

i dont think it's fair that it's mtv japan, and most of the artists aren't japanese XP i dont think it's fair competition :/ congrats to hikki :)

Thnx for the info... Congrats to Hikki:wave n hope that ayu will gambatte n win next year.. kinda sad to see the result

well i'm happy for hikki she didnt let j-lo or the other take that awards ... happy for her

How sad that Ayu didn't win anything... I wonder if it has anything to do with her few CDs lately, but whatever the reason, let's hope that she'll get back on top somehow and once again become the #1 JPN singer ;)

you know not always people take the award

go hikki...and ayu had tried her best....

I'm happy for Hikki and for Ayu. At least both of them got onto the nominee list, not like those other artists that we hear constantly everyday. I think Ayu deserved the best video award than that UK group, Blue. I'm not trying to offend people who like Blue here, but MTV Japan is supposted to be a Japan award ceremony, not overseas artists. I know the fans vote for nominees, but this is just not.. right for some reason. -_-

I think if some of the Japanese fans came to America and asked some teens about Avril, they'd probably hear,"Avril's a poser!" or "Avril sucks!" ._. How the heck do American music get over to Japan anyway? :hmmm

The question that I have most in mind is, were the American winners there to get the award, or were they pre-tapped and shown at the video music awards? :curse

Oh yeah, I feel anger here, lots of it.
And I know that MTV is an American TV program, but this is just ridiclous. I mean, Bon Jovi is a nominee?!?! He's good and stuff, but I can't see young people listening to his music.
I'm scared to go to Japan in the future, to see that American music has taken over the scene.. and no more Ayu domination in Japan :weep

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hmm yuki, im on ur side but people could easily say that to the non japanese/asian people in this forum..

they could say the reverse of wot you said, " how the hell did japanese music get to england :curse " or something like that, i just thinking from their perspective, and its not a biggie anyways..

Ayu is still doing just fine in Japan even with western competition. She's still selling tons and doing well. So I really wouldn't worry about it.

Plus, so what if Japanese people like western music? Is there something wrong with it? That's just like saying people in the west shouldn't listen to Japanese music.

I wouldn't worry, 'cause it's ok. Ayu can still be the J-pop queen. :D

hmm.. i think MTVAA SG is better, at least the nominees are grouped according to their respective country in Asia and English Songs internationally.
Personally, I would prefer it that way,...... the 'language' way

aww! it's too bad that ayu didn't get an award. but go Hikki!

thanx fur da info congratz to hikki

da judges prolli didnt know how to judge... IT WUX A MISTAKE !!!

well at least Ayu has won in our hearts and dats all it matters.

Yuki - MTV is an American company. It's basically a huge company bent on cultural imperialism. Check out any of the overseas MTV sites, they ALL feature American artists. I'd be more suprised that Japanese artists got nominated at all. You wouldn't complain about a McDonald's in Japan not serving authentic Japanese food, this is the same situation.

Ashley

I know that MTV is an American company. It sucks too btw. :) I just think that if it were in another country, they would truly have the award ceremony focused on artists from their country, not American artists.

All of the McDonalds around the world sell Hamburgers, I didn't say to compare it to MTV. :dry

yeah mcdonalds!!!! representing my new job :thumbs up :roflmao

ya cant win everything and congratulation to Hikki!