 Nominations for the Video Music Awards (VMAs) are in and unsurprisingly Taylor Swift leads the march with a whopping eight nods. The Crazier singer has been breaking records left, right, and centre with her Speak Now Taylor's Version album and mammoth Eras Tour. While she may have the approval of Stevie Nicks and other famous faces at the Eras Tour, the VMAs could further solidify the Beautiful Ghosts singer in music history. In what we're declaring the Year of Swift, Taylor has the most nominations with eight nods, followed closely by SZA with six. However, it is the Video of the Year award that Taylor will be gunning as defending record holder with the most wins on separate occasions. A win this year for Anti-Hero would make this her fourth win for the coveted award and second self-directed win; another record-breaking feat. Taylor could break three records in one win (Picture: Mat Hayward/TAS23/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management) SZA is close behind with six nominations (Picture: Kyle Gustafson / For The Washington Post via Getty Images) Taylor first won in 2015 for Bad Blood (featuring Kendrick Lamar) and then again in 2019 she won for You Need to Calm Down. Last year the 33-year-old tipped into the top spot with her win for All Too Well: The Short Film, which also happens to be the only self-directed video to win, ever. Standing in her way are Sam Smith's Unholy, Miley Cyrus' Flowers, Doja Cat's Attention, Nicki Minaj's Super Freaky Girl, Olivia Rodrigo's Vampire, and SZA's Kill Bill. Although none of these can take the most wins record from Taylor, it would stop her from becoming the first-ever artist to win two years in a row. So there's a lot on the line for Miss Swift this year. She is also nominated for , Song of the Year, Best Pop, Best Direction, Best Cinematography, Best Visual Effects and Best Editing. Sam Smith and Kim Pe){kind=link}
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Nominations for the Video Music Awards (VMAs) are in and unsurprisingly Taylor Swift leads the march with a whopping eight nods.
The Crazier singer has been breaking records left, right, and centre with her Speak Now Taylor’s Version album and mammoth Eras Tour.
While she may have the approval of Stevie Nicks and other famous faces at the Eras Tour, the VMAs could further solidify the Beautiful Ghosts singer in music history.
In what we’re declaring the Year of Swift, Taylor has the most nominations with eight nods, followed closely by SZA with six.