The VMAs' Best New Artist Snubs: Which Snub Is Most Surprising?
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2012/09/06 22:00:00
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The MTV VMAs are Thursday night and one of the most coveted awards that nominees are pining for is "Best New Artist." This award has been around since the first VMAs in 1984, and while a lot of bands have been honored with it, if you look back many of the award recipients are largely... forgettable.
Yahoo! Music brought this to attention and created a slideshow of the biggest "Best New Artist" snubs. Some recent snubs include Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Rihanna and Chris Brown, all of which went on to sell millions of albums. People say hindsight is always 20/20, but which of these recent snubs is the most surprising?
MUSIC.YAHOO.COM reports:

Yahoo! Music brought this to attention and created a slideshow of the biggest "Best New Artist" snubs. Some recent snubs include Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Rihanna and Chris Brown, all of which went on to sell millions of albums. People say hindsight is always 20/20, but which of these recent snubs is the most surprising?
MUSIC.YAHOO.COM reports:
View the The VMAs' Most Surprising Best New Artist Snubs photo gallery on Yahoo! Music.

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Top Opinion
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Taylor Swift+11All of them deserved to be snubbed because they all suck. The biggest snub was when Green Day was snubbed in 94.





















Stop trying to validate yourself.
Her actions show her around with different guys all the time, and always trying to get attention now because she was bullied in the past. I mean, grow up, stop whining about boys...lots of people have bigger problems and deal with it like adults.
I listened to a few of her songs and it's so repetitive that I got sick of it...and I actually liked her when she first debuted.
Unless you advise parading yourself during the school years is better than focusing on school.