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MTV Video Music Award for Best Group

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Annual music video award
MTV Video Music Award
for Best Group
CountryUnited States
Presented byMTV
Formerly calledBest Group Video, Group of the Year
First award1984
Currently held byBlackpink (2025)
Most winsBTS (4)
Most nominationsU2 (7)
WebsiteVMA website

TheMTV Video Music Award for Best Group is given torecording artists at theMTV Video Music Awards (VMAs). The award was introduced as theMTV Video Music Award for Best Group Video at the inaugural ceremony in1984[1] by vocalistRic Ocasek ofthe Cars. American rock bandZZ Top was the first act to receive the honor for its "Legs" music video.[2] Tim Newman, the video's director, accepted the award on behalf of the band.[3]

In2007, a revamp of the ceremony saw the award renamed from Best Group Video to simply Best Group.[4][5] In2008, the VMAs returned to their original format, but the award was not included.[6][7] It was brought back for the2019 edition of the show, as one of three social-media voted categories, instead of being determined by industry personnel as in previous years.[8][9] In 2021, it was renamed to theMTV Video Music Award for Group of the Year, though it was changed back to Best Group in 2024.[10]

BTS is the most-awarded artist in this category, having won the award four times, and is the only nominee to win the award in consecutive years, from 2019 to 2022.[11]U2 is the most-nominated act, with seven of its videos receiving nominations in six different years between 1985 and 2005.TLC was the first girl group to win the award, doing so twice with their videos for "Waterfalls" (1995) and "No Scrubs" (1999).Blackpink is the most-nominated girl group, having received six nominations from 2019 to 2025, and was the second girl group after TLC to win the award in 2023.

Recipients

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ZZ Top was the first act to win the award at the inaugural show in 1984.
U2 has been nominated seven times, the most of any act, for seven different music videos over the course of ten years.
Fall Out Boy was the first artist to win the award under its new name, Best Group, in 2007.
BTS is the most-awarded act in the category, having won four times. They are also the only nominee to consecutively win the award, from 2019 to 2022.
TLC ties for the most-awarded girl group in the category, having won twice.
Blackpink is the most-nominated girl group with six nominations and ties for the most-awarded girl group in the category with 2 wins.
Key
†Marks winners of theMTV Video Music Award for Video of the Year
*Marks nominees of theMTV Video Music Award for Video of the Year

1980s

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Recipients
Year[a]Winner(s)NomineesRef.
1984ZZ Top – "Legs"[12]
1985USA for Africa * – "We Are the World" *[13]
[14]
1986Dire Straits † – "Money for Nothing" †[15]
[16]
1987Talking Heads – "Wild Wild Life"[17]
[18]
1988INXS † – "Need You Tonight" / "Mediate" †[19]
[20]
1989Living Colour – "Cult of Personality"[21]
[22]

1990s

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Recipients
Year[a]Winner(s)NomineesRef.
1990The B-52's – "Love Shack"[23]
[24]
1991R.E.M. † – "Losing My Religion" †[25]
[26]
1992U2 – "Even Better Than the Real Thing"[27]
[28]
1993Pearl Jam † – "Jeremy" †[29]
[30]
1994Aerosmith † – "Cryin'" †[31]
[32]
1995TLC † – "Waterfalls" †[33]
1996Foo Fighters * – "Big Me" *[34]
[35]
1997No Doubt * – "Don't Speak" *[36]
[37]
1998Backstreet Boys – "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)"[38]
[39]
1999TLC – "No Scrubs"[40]
[41]

2000s

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Recipients
Year[a]Winner(s)NomineesRef.
2000Blink-182 * – "All the Small Things" *[42]
[43]
2001*NSYNC – "Pop"[44]
[45]
2002No Doubt(featuringBounty Killer) – "Hey Baby"[46]
[47]
2003Coldplay – "The Scientist"[48]
2004No Doubt – "It's My Life"[49]
[50]
2005Green Day † – "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" †[51]
[52]
2006The All-American Rejects – "Move Along"[53]
2007Fall Out Boy[54]
[55]
2008 –2009—

2010s

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Recipients
Year[a]Winner(s)NomineesRef.
2010 –2018—
2019BTS[56]

2020s

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Recipients
Year[a]Winner(s)NomineesRef.
2020BTS[57]
2021BTS[58]
2022BTS[59]
2023Blackpink[60]
2024Seventeen[61]
2025Blackpink[62]

Statistics

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Artists with multiple wins

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4 wins
3 wins
2 wins

Artists with multiple nominations

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7 nominations
6 nominations
5 nominations
4 nominations
3 nominations
2 nominations

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^abcdeEach year is linked to the article about the MTV Video Music Awards held that year.

References

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