The first music awards ceremony of the largest video portal YouTube was launched in New York City. The best performer was recognized Eminem, reports the British Broadcasting Corporation BBC.
The nominees in six categories were chosen from the number of videos viewed on YouTube for the year. The winners are those whose videos collected the maximum number of hits. Despite the fact that the prestigious award for "Best Video" included such stars as Miley Cyrus , Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber, the prize was awarded to a group of South Korean Girls' Generation c song "I Got A Boy".
The breakthrough was recognized American duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, whose videos have shown the largest increase in popularity over the years.
Youtube awards ceremony was broadcast on the Internet. Reward YouTube Music Awards was designed as a firm red button "Play".
Recall portal founded in 2005 in California by three former employees of PayPal. In 2006 it was bought by Google for nearly $ 1.7 billion. - 17D-
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