MTV Video Music Awards 2001 (2001)MTV presents its Video Music Awards for 2001. Performers include U2, *NSYNC (with Michael Jackson), Staind, Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lopez (with Ja Rule), and Missy Elliott (with Nelly Furtado). Director:Beth McCarthy-Miller |
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Title: MTV Video Music Awards 2001 (2001– )
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| Christina Aguilera | ... |
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| Sean Combs | ... |
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| Sheryl Crow | ... |
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MTV presents its Video Music Awards for 2001. Performers include U2, *NSYNC (with Michael Jackson), Staind, Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lopez (with Ja Rule), and Missy Elliott (with Nelly Furtado).
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6 September 2001 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts - Columbus Avenue & 61st Street, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA See more »Company Credits
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Written by Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo
Performed by Britney Spears
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All I have to say is that this show was much better than the last few preceeding it. The performers were more varied, there was a kind of music for everyone. Usually it's just pop and rap but they mixed in some rock with Staind and Linkin Park (Who did an excellent version of One Step Closer with the X-Ecutioners). Jamie Foxx was also a better (and funnier) host than the Wayans Brothers, but not nearly as good as Chris Rock. However, I have a hard time understanding how Lady Marmalade got best video.