English song singer Ed Sheeran won the best artist and the best song for “bad habits”, while the K-Pop star BTS grabbed four awards at the MTV’s Europe Music Awards, who returned as a direct event after a pandemic 2020 because of a pandemic.

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MTV said Sunday gold, held in Budapest, will continue to show solidarity with the LGBTQ + Hungary community after the June Law prohibits the “display and promotion of homosexuality” between under the 18s.
It was said in 2021 gold, held at PAPP Laszlo Budapest Sport Arena, would be “a global music celebration for all audients throughout the world”.
“I am very excited, I am very grateful to MTV.
I think the sensor of all kinds of love sucks, and this is a kind of opposition,” Kim Petras’s international pop star, the first transgender player in gold, said about the red carpet.
Some gay couples who arrived at the show kissed the red carpet and the others wore colored Rainbow clothes in a support for LGBTQ + people.
Lil Nas X was awarded the best video for “Montero (contact me with your name),” While the Korean band BTS won the most awards with four including the best pop, K-pop, best group, and the biggest fan.
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The winner of the first time Manskin took a Best Rock house, while showing the host and the Saweetie player won the Best New.
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Nicki Minaj got the top award for the best hip-hop, Olivia Rodrigo was awarded the best push, Maluma won the best Latin, and Yungblud took awards for the best alternatives.
For the first time, the winner of the “MTV Ema Generation Change” was recognized during the main gold performances, respecting five young people who promote equality while fighting against anti-LGBTQ + policies.
Viktoria Radvanyi, a member of the Hungarian council Budapest Pride, received an award for the name of the winner.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who faced difficult elections 2022, said June’s law was intended to protect children.
The European Union leaders said it discriminated against gays and transgender and contrary to EU values.
The law has led to anxiety in the LGBT community under the ORBAN government, which has increased its campaign against LGBT people ahead of the vote next year.
As Budapest prepares to host the gold, the ORBAN was re-elected Chair of the Fardsz Party in power without repositioning.
The anti-LGBT line was shown strongly on the agenda at his party’s congress, with some speakers promised to protect what they saw as the traditional Hungarian Christian values.
Opposition Opposition ORBAN, Peter Marki-Zay, an energetic political outsider, said he would be an anti-LGBTQ legal memo if elected.
He said the same-sex couple must be allowed to get married and deserve the same rights.
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Show inspiration from popular thermal spas Budapest and the Danube River, which flows through the capital, with a stages that seem to be floating.
Sheeran Grammy award winner opened a night surrounded by neon graffiti to do her latest single, “Complete Graffiti.” Later he did the graphic topping “shivering.”
Imagine the dragon back to gold to debut their new “enemy”.
Laser lights bath, the best-selling band shook the stage with rapper and artist nominated by Grammy J.I.d and dancer squad.
Yungblud’s best multi-instrumentalist songwriters and award-winners Yungblud closed the night with performance filled with pyrotechnics from the latest single “FlelaGag”.