The VMAs Premiere on CBS Flopped: Viewers Called the Ceremony the Worst in History.

Fan Outrage at the VMAs

According to The Sun: At the recent MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), viewers expressed their dissatisfaction, calling the ceremony "the worst in history." This event is one of the most significant in the music industry, and this year stars like Sabrina Carpenter, Ariana Grande, and Ashlee Simpson walked the red carpet.

Awards were given to stars like Mariah Carey, Lady Gaga, and Megan Morone, who delighted fans with their unforgettable performances. However, despite many bright moments, viewers agreed that it was "the worst VMA in history."

On Twitter, many fans expressed their disappointment over the 'terrible' show.

“I’ve seen many terrible VMAs, and I’ll tell you… the current ones were the worst.”

“Oh my god, these VMAs are the worst of all time.”

“This is one of the worst VMAs in history. 100% AWFUL.”

“It’s really disappointing how low the VMAs have fallen.”

“These are some of the worst VMAs, only two good performances 2/10.”

“Every year the VMAs get worse and worse, Ariana's presentation and Lady Gaga's performance were the only good moments of the current VMAs.”

“My condolences to everyone who watched the VMAs tonight. How terrible must your life be to watch such nonsense.”

The year 2025 brought significant changes for the MTV Video Music Awards.

For the first time, the VMAs were broadcast not only on MTV but also on CBS. This happened because CBS has much stricter rules than MTV, making the show more modest. CBS must adhere to different standards when broadcasting.

“CBS and MTV have fundamentally different rules and guidelines that they need to follow. Their broadcasting regulations and content standards are completely different, as CBS is a broadcast network while MTV is a cable channel.”

Ultimately, the MTV Video Music Awards 2025 will be remembered not only for the outrage of fans but also for new broadcasting formats, which have evidently affected the quality of the show. It remains to be seen whether MTV will restore its position in the coming years.