Top 4 Controversial Performances At The VMAs

The MTV Video Music Awards have long served as a place for artists to push the boundaries of performance art, stimulating controversies and debate.

Over the years, the show has boasted some of the flashiest, most brazen, sexually charged, and downright absurd performances in music history.

Let’s take a look at 4 of these performances at the VMAs that redefined the meaning of being controversial in the history of music.

1. “We Can’t Stop/Blurred Lines” – Miley Cyrus and Robin Thicke (2013)

Miley Cyrus shocked the world  with her performance with Robin Thicke, where she twerked on him, turning her child star image into an unapologetic provocateur.

2. “Paparazzi” – Lady Gaga (2009)

Gaga delivered a jaw-dropping performance for “Paparazzi” as she pretended to bleed from her chest, proving Gaga's fearless approach to addressing the dark side of fame.

3. “Like a Virgin” – Madonna, Britney Spears, and Christina Aguilera (2003)

A performance that became the instant talk of the town, with the three legendary artists kissing on the stage, sparking conversations about sexuality and female empowerment.

4. “Like a Virgin” – Madonna (1984)

Madonna’s sultry moves and suggestive lyrics started a discussion on sexuality and artistry in pop music and this moment paved the way for the daring performances that followed.

Explore more about the top 4 most controversial performances of music legends at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs).

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