2022 MAMA Awards

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2022 MAMA Awards
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DateNovember 29–30, 2022
Venue Kyocera Dome Osaka, Osaka, Japan
Hosted by Jeon Somi (Day 1)
Park Bo-gum (Day 2)
Most awards BTS (6)
Website Official website
Television/radio coverage
Network Mnet, across CJ E&M channels, and other international networks
←  2021  · MAMA ·  2023  →

The 2022 MAMA Awards ceremony organized by CJ E&M and broadcast through its music channel Mnet, was broadcast live on November 29 and 30, 2022. The ceremony was held at the Kyocera Dome Osaka, Japan. [1] The theme for the ceremony is titled "K-POP World Citizenship" with sub-themes per night, "The world we build together" for day 1, and "We are K-POP" for day 2. The ceremony is the first to carry the new rebranded name, the first to take place overseas during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the 24th in the show's history.

Contents

This year's ceremony saw the addition of the MAMA Platinum award which will be given to artists who've won all 4 daesangs (Grand Prizes) at once in a single night. BTS was the first, and so far only, artist to receive the award, by virtue of winning all of the four daesangs in the previous 3 editions. [2]

Background

On August 23, 2022, CJ E&M announced that the "Mnet Asian Music Awards" would be rebranded as simply the "MAMA Awards" going forward. [3] On October 26, Mnet announced the first line up of artists for the ceremony. On November 9, Mnet announced the second line up of artists for the ceremony. [4] On November 16, Mnet announced the hosts of the ceremony, Jeon Somi will be hosting day 1 while Park Bo-gum will host day 2. They also announced that BTS member, J-hope, will perform and collaboration stages.

Performers

Day 1

List of 2022 MAMA Awards day 1 performances
Artist(s)Song(s) [5] Stage theme title
Jeon Somi and Leejung Lee
(with YGX)		Songs From Worldwide Fans' Choice Nominated Artist [lower-alpha 1] "The New Passion"
Nmixx "O.O", "Dice""Downside Up"
DKZ "Uh-Heung""The Final Destination"
Hyolyn "Layin' Low""Two Women"
Bibi "Bibi Vengeance"
Bibi + Hyolyn"Youknowbetter", "Law"
JO1 "SuperCali" (MAMA version)"I Am, I Wish, I Will"
Le Sserafim "Antifragile", "Fearless""Dear You Who Wish for My Fall"
Kep1er "The Girls (Can't Turn Me Down)", "Wa Da Da""The Girls WaDaDa to Dream"
Forestella "Fake Love" (BTS cover), "Save Our Lives""Live a Life of Love"
Street Man Fighter & Kang Daniel "World Changer""Dance Makes One"
Ive, Kep1er, Nmixx, Le Sserafim,
NewJeans 		"Eleven" [lower-alpha 2] , "Wa Da Da" [lower-alpha 3] , "O.O" [lower-alpha 4] , "Fearless" [lower-alpha 5] , "Hype Boy" [lower-alpha 6]
"Cheer Up" (Twice cover)		"LINNK the Next Generation"
Tomorrow X Together "Opening Sequence", "Lonely Boy", "Good Boy Gone Bad""Goodbye Romeo"
Kara "Lupin", "Step", "Mister", "When I Move""Kara Is Back"
Stray Kids "Venom" (MAMA version), "Maniac" (MAMA version)"Do You Want to Be Oddinary?"

Day 2

List of 2022 MAMA Awards day 2 performances
Artist(s)Song(s)Stage theme titleRef.
Jung Jae-il "Parasite", "Squid Game""The Letter from Music"
Jung Jae-il, Tiger JK & 3Racha "Music Makes One"
Tempest "Dragon""Fly High"
NewJeans Intro, [lower-alpha 7] "Hype Boy", "Attention""NewFriends"
Enhypen "Blessed-Cursed", "Walk the Line", "Future Perfect (Pass the Mic)""Manifesto: 革命"
Ive "Eleven", "Love Dive", "After Like""God Is Alive"
NiziU and INI "Yuki no Hana" (Mika Nakashima cover), "Clap" (Seventeen cover)"Into the Universe"
NiziU"Clap Clap"
INI"Spectra"
Treasure "Volkno", "Jikjin", "Hello""We Don't Need Way Back"
(G)I-dle and Jaurim "Twenty-Five, Twenty-One", "Tomboy" & "Boxing Helena",
"Beeswax Angel"		"We Never Die"
Jaurim "Hahaha Song"
(G)I-dle "My Bag", "Tomboy"
Itzy "Cheshire", "Sneakers""Birth of a Queen"
Lim Young-woong and Monika"If We Ever Meet Again""Good, Bye"
Zico, Street Man Fighter and
Soyeon of (G)I-dle		"New Thing", "Freak""Freakout"
J-Hope "More", "Arson", "Future""I'm Your Hope" [6]

Presenters

Day 1

Day 2

Criteria

All songs that have been released from November 1, 2021, to October 21, 2022, are eligible to be nominated. [9]

On November 9, 2022, Mnet announced that due to the changes in Twitter which makes securing and collecting data impossible, they will remove all Twitter votes from the Worldwide Icon of the Year and Worldwide Fan's Choice category without making adjustments to the other sources. [10] [ better source needed ]

DivisionMAMA professional panel
(Local and foreign)		Digital salesRecord salesGlobal music video view countsOnline voting
Artist of the Year40%30%
(20% South Korea + 10% Global)		30%——
Categories by Artist [lower-alpha 8]
Song of the Year40%60%
(40% South Korea + 20% Global)		———
Categories by Genre [lower-alpha 9]
Album of the Year [lower-alpha 10] 40%—60%——
Best Music Video70%——30%—
Worldwide Icon of the Year [lower-alpha 11] ———10%
  • 50% (Mnet Plus)
  • 30% (Spotify votes)
  • 10% (Twitter)
Worldwide Fans' Choice Top 10 [lower-alpha 11]

Winners and nominees

Winners and nominees are listed in alphabetical order. Winners listed first and highlighted in bold. [11]

The nominees were announced during the live announcement last October 24, 2022 at 6PM KST. Voting opened an hour after. [12] [ better source needed ]

Main awards

Artist of the Year
(Daesang)		 Song of the Year
(Daesang)
Album of the Year
(Daesang)		 Worldwide Icon of the Year
(Daesang)
Best Male Group Best Female Group
Best Male Artist Best Female Artist
Best Dance Performance – Male Group Best Dance Performance – Female Group
Best Dance Performance – Solo Best Vocal Performance – Solo
Best Vocal Performance – Group Best Collaboration
Best New Male Artist Best New Female Artist
Best OST Best HipHop & Urban Music
Best Band Performance Best Music Video

Favorite awards

Worldwide Fans' Choice Top 10
List of nominated artists
Favorite New ArtistFavorite Asian Artist
Favorite Female Group

Special awards

CategoryWinner
Yogibo Chill Artist Stray Kids
Bibigo Culture and Style J-Hope
Inspiring Achievement Jaurim
Global Music Trend Leader Zico
Most Popular Male Artist J-Hope
Most Popular Group Stray Kids
MAMA Platinum BTS

Professional Categories

CategoryWinnerWork
Breakout Producer Min Hee-jin New Jeans

Multiple awards

The following artist(s) received three or more awards:

AwardsArtist(s)
6 BTS
4 Ive
3 Blackpink
Psy
Stray Kids

Broadcast

The ceremony of the 2022 MAMA Awards will be broadcast live worldwide from Mnet in South Korea, to simulcast across CJ E&M channels (where available); other international networks, and online via Mnet K-pop, Mnet TV, M2, and KCON's YouTube account. [13] [ better source needed ] The red carpet will be broadcast live 2 hours before the main ceremony.

CountryNetwork
Worldwide [lower-alpha 12] YouTube (Mnet K-Pop, Mnet TV, M2 and KCON Official)
South Korea Mnet, tvN Show (awards show only), TVING
JapanMnet Japan, Mnet Smart+, au Smart Pass
Singapore Channel U (live highlights), MeWATCH tvN Asia
TaiwanFET Friday Video, FET Mobile Circle app (Far EasTone)
Malaysia TonTon (awards show only)
Vietnam FPT Play
PhilippinestvN Asia (via Smart GigaPlay & Cignal (PLDT Group))
Hong KongtvN Asia
Indonesia
Thailand
Myanmar
Maldives
Macau
Sri Lanka

Notes

  1. ↑ Aespa's "Illusion", Seventeen's "Hot", Twice's "Talk That Talk", NCT 127's "2 Baddies", NCT Dream's "Glitch Mode", Stray Kids' "Maniac", Treasure's "Jikjin", Mamamoo's "Illella", Tomorrow X Together's "Good Boy Gone Bad", Itzy's "Sneakers", Got7's "Nanana", Enhypen's "Future Perfect (Pass the Mic)", Ateez's "Guerrilla", Blackpink's "Pink Venom", and BTS' "Yet to Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)"
  2. ↑ performed by Jang Won-young of Ive; Xiaoting and Huening Bahiyyih of Kep1er; Sullyoon of Nmixx; Sakura of Le Sserafim; and Danielle of NewJeans
  3. ↑ performed by Rei and Liz of Ive; Mashiro, Kim Chae-hyun and Hikaru of Kep1er; Haewon and Jiwoo of Nmixx; Hong Eun-chae of Le Sserafim; and Hanni of NewJeans
  4. ↑ performed by Gaeul of Ive; Kim Da-yeon and Kang Ye-seo of Kep1er; Lily and Jinni of Nmixx; Kazuha of Le Sserafim; and Minji of NewJeans
  5. ↑ performed by An Yu-jin of Ive; Seo Young-eun of Kep1er; Bae of Nmix; Huh Yun-jin of Le Sserafim; and Hyein of NewJeans
  6. ↑ performed by Leeseo of Ive; Choi Yu-jin of Kep1er; Kyujin of Nmixx; Kim Chae-won of Le Sserafim; and Haerin of NewJeans
  7. ↑ "Cookie", "Attention", "Hurt", "Hype Boy" (MAMA version)
  8. ↑ Best New Male/Female Artist, Best Male/Female Artist, Best Male/Female Group.
  9. ↑ Best Dance Performance (Solo/Male/Female Group), Best Vocal Performance (Solo/Group), Best Hip-hop & Urban Music, Best Band Performance, Best Collaboration, Best OST.
  10. ↑ Only albums with 5 new songs or more.
  11. 1 2 Pre-voting is open from October 24 to November 4, 2022. Main voting period will be held from November 10 to November 24, 2022. Twitter live vote is open until during the ceremony, before being dropped
  12. ↑ Restricted access in some countries due to broadcasting rights. See below this table.

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