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MTV Fandom Awards

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American fan voted awards (2014–2016)

MTV Fandom Awards
Awarded for	Best film and television works of previous year
Country	United States
First award	2014
Final award	2016
Website	www.mtv.com/fandom (defunct)
Television/radio coverage
Network	MTV

TheMTV Fandom Awards was an annual pop culture, television and film awards show presented byMTV with awards voted on by fans.^[1]^[2]

Edition	Date aired	Host(s)	Performers
1st	July 27, 2014^[3]^[4]	Tyler Oakley	Linkin Park G-Eazy
2nd	July 12, 2015^[5]	Tyler Posey andBella Thorne	All Time Low Flo Rida
3rd	July 24, 2016^[6]	Tyler Posey	Kent Jones Krewella

^Davis, Carolyn E. (July 27, 2014)."mtvU Fandom Awards Best Moments — Tyler Posey, Natalie Dormer & More".Hollywood Life. Archived fromthe original on 2021-02-26.
^Miller, Kaitlin (July 10, 2015)."'The Hunger Games' wins Fandom of the Year".suntimes.wordpress-prod-wp.aggrego.com. Archived fromthe original on 2016-02-16.
^McHenry, Jackson (June 19, 2014)."mtvU's Fandom Awards pit 'Sherlock,' 'Doctor Who,' 'Supernatural' fans (and others) against each other".Entertainment Weekly.Archived from the original on 2024-12-03. Retrieved2025-02-09.
^Ng, Philiana (July 9, 2014)."Comic-Con: MTV's Fandom Awards Nominations Revealed".The Hollywood Reporter.Archived from the original on 2022-12-08. Retrieved2025-02-09.
^"Comic-Con 2015: Winners from this year's MTV Fandom Awards".Los Angeles Daily News. July 10, 2015.Archived from the original on 2024-12-03. RetrievedNovember 14, 2019.
^Avery, Dan (July 24, 2016).""Ship Of The Year" Announced At 2016 MTV Fandom Awards".Logo TV (Press release).Viacom Media Networks. Archived fromthe original on 2023-04-15. RetrievedNovember 14, 2019.

v t e MTV Fandom Awards
Ceremonies	2014 2015 2016
Hosts	Tyler Oakley (2014) Tyler Posey andBella Thorne (2015) Tyler Posey (2016)

v t e Television in the United States
Stations and networks	Over-the-air television networks ABC CBS NBC Fox Stations Cable andsatellite Networks High-definition Channels
Awards and events	Emmy Awards Primetime Daytime Children's & Family International Sports News & Documentary Technology & Engineering Sylvania Award Directors Guild of America Awards Producers Guild of America Awards Writers Guild of America Awards Golden Globes Screen Actors Guild Awards TCA Awards Critics' Choice TV Award Peabody Awards People's Choice Awards NAACP Image Awards Eddie Awards Artios Awards American Society of Cinematographers Awards Humanitas Prize ADG Excellence in Production Design Awards Hugo Awards Visual Effects Society Awards Golden Reel Award GLAAD Media Awards MTV Movie & TV Awards MTV Fandom Awards
Organizations	Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers American Society of Cinematographers Directors Guild of America Federal Communications Commission Motion Picture Association National Association of Broadcasters National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences National Cable & Telecommunications Association Paley Center for Media Producers Guild of America SAG-AFTRA Writers Guild of America, East Writers Guild of America, West
History	Prewar broadcasting Golden Age Network era Multi-channel transition New Golden Age Post-network era Streaming wars History by decade

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