2024 MAMA Awards

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2024 MAMA Awards
2024 MAMA Teaser Poster.jpeg
DateNovember 21–23, 2024
Venue
Presented by Visa
Hosted by Park Bo-gum (Nov 21)
Kim Tae-ri (Nov 23)
Most awards Aespa (6)
Website Official website
Television/radio coverage
Network Mnet, TVING, and global broadcasting partners
Runtime60 Minutes (Chapter 1 US Red Carpet)
140 Minutes (Chapter 1 US Ceremony)
90 Minutes (Chapter 1 Japan Red Carpet)
195 Minutes (Chapter 1 Japan Ceremony)
90 Minutes (Chapter 2 Japan Red Carpet)
185 Minutes (Chapter 2 Japan Ceremony)
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The 2024 MAMA Awards was an awards ceremony held on November 21 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California and on November 22 and 23 at the Kyocera Dome in Osaka, Japan. The event was organized by CJ ENM through Mnet. This was the first time the United States hosted the ceremony and the first time it was held outside Asia. [1]

Contents

The ceremony's theme was "Big Blur: What is Real?", reflecting the blurred lines between music, culture, and individual preferences. [2] Park Bo-gum hosted the US part of the ceremony while Kim Tae-ri hosted the second night of the ceremony in Japan. [3]

Criteria

All songs and albums that are eligible to be nominated must be released from October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2024. [4]

Criteria for 2024 MAMA Awards nominations
CategoryDigital sales
(Download + Streaming)		Record salesOnline votingJudges panel
evaluations
Artist of the Year40%
(25% Korea + 15% Global)		40%N/A20%
Categories by Artist [A]
Song of the Year60%
(40% Korea + 20% Global)		N/A40%
Categories by Genre [B]
Album of the YearN/A60%N/A40%
Best Music Video & Best ChoreographyN/A100%
Fans' Choice CategoriesN/A100%
(90% Mnet Plus + 10% X/Twitter Votes)		N/A
Fans' Choice of the Year
Data Sources: Circle Chart (Domestic/Global Song Streaming/Downloads, Album Sales), X (SNS Voting Data)

Round 1 voting for Fans' Choice Male & Female started on October 14, 7 PM KST until October 25, 11:59 PM KST. Round 2 voting together with Fans' Choice of the Year was conducted from November 1 to 15 and during the Live Broadcast segments of the award show before Chapter 1's Japan Ceremony segment.

Winners and nominees

The list of nominees was announced via livestream on October 14, 2024, and voting for Fans' Choice started shortly after. [5] [6]

Nominees are listed in alphanumerical order. Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold. [7]

Main awards

Visa Artist of the Year
(Daesang)		Visa Song of the Year
(Daesang)
List of longlisted nominees
List of longlisted nominees
Visa Album of the Year
(Daesang)		Visa Fans' Choice of the Year
(Daesang)
List of longlisted nominees
Best Male Group Best Female Group
Best Male Artist Best Female Artist
Best Dance Performance – Male Group Best Dance Performance – Female Group
Best Vocal Performance – Solo Best Vocal Performance – Group
Best Dance Performance – Male Solo Best Dance Performance – Female Solo
Best New Male Artist Best New Female Artist
Best OST Best Band Performance
Best Rap & Hip Hop Performance Best Collaboration
Best Music Video Best Choreography
Ive won three awards, including CJ Global Performance, Fans' Choice - Female, and Favourite Global Performer - Female IVE (aibeu) on the way to Music Bank - October 13, 2023 (4).jpg
Ive won three awards, including CJ Global Performance, Fans' Choice - Female, and Favourite Global Performer - Female

Favorite awards

Fans' Choice Top 10 – MaleFans' Choice Top 10 – Female
List of nominees
List of nominees
Favorite Rising ArtistFavorite New Asian Artist
Favorite Male GroupFavorite Dance Performance – Male Group
Favorite Global Performer – MaleFavorite Global Performer – Female
Favorite Asian ArtistFavorite Global Trending Music


aespa won 6 awards in the MAMA awards.

Special awards

Inspiring AchievementMusic Visionary of the Year
CJ Global PerformanceGlobal Sensation
Olive Young K-Beauty Star in MusicPontaPass Global Favorite Artist
Worldwide KCONER's ChoiceVisa Super Stage

Multiple awards

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

CountArtist(s)
6 Aespa
5 Seventeen
4 Jennie
3 Ive
Jungkook
Zerobaseone
2 (G)I-dle
IU
Jimin
Lee Young-ji
Tomorrow X Together
TWS
Zico

Performers

Chapter 1

November 21 (USA)

Performances for Day 1
Artist(s)Song(s) PerformedTheme Name
TWS
Illit
Riize 		"Dynamite" (TWS only)
"Heart Shaker" (Illit only)
"Kick It" (Riize only)		Opening Sequence
Young Posse "Ate That"
"Loading Freestyle"
"XXL"		Would You Like To Posse?
Katseye
Los Angeles Rams Cheerleaders 		"Debut"
"Touch"		Touchdown
TWS "Oh Mymy: 7s"
"Plot Twist"		TWS Club
Illit "Magnetic"
"Cherish (My Love)"		ILLusion IT
Riize "Get a Guitar"
"Boom Boom Bass"		The Destined SunRIIZE
J. Y. Park "Don't Leave Me"
"She Was Pretty"
"Honey"
"Who's Your Mama?"
"Easy Lover" (with Anderson .Paak)		System Update: JYP 3.0

November 22 (Japan)

Performances for Day 1
Artist(s)Song(s) PerformedTheme Name
Yeonjun "Ggum"What Is Real?
Me:I "& Me"
"Click"		Me + I = MIRAI
BoyNextDoor "Nice Guy" (MAMA version)
"Earth, Wind & Fire"		Nice Night Serenade
Toenze [b] "Left-hander" (MAMA version)Toenze
Izna Intro: "Final Love Song" / "IWALY" / "Drip" / "Fake It"
"Izna"
"Timebomb"		Who Dat Girl?
Lee Young-ji "CTL (Cross The Line)" (with Lee Ji-ah)
"Small Girl" (with Plave)		Cross The Line
Plave "Way 4 Luv"
Ive "Accendio"
"Heya"		Guardians Of The Sun
Enhypen "XO (Only If You Say Yes)"
"Brought the Heat Back"
"Daydream"		They Dream
Treasure "Intro"
"King Kong"
"Run"		TREASURE.exe
Tomorrow X Together "Deja Vu"
"Over The Moon"		Savior
Rosé
Bruno Mars 		"Apt."Random Game!

Chapter 2

November 23 (Japan)

Performances for Day 1
Artist(s)Song(s) PerformedTheme Name
INI "Loud" (MAMA version)
"WMDA (Where My Drums At)" (MAMA version)		Revolution: Change The View
Bibi
Ahn Jae-hyun 		"Bam Yang Gang" (MAMA version)BIBIdi Bobbidi BAM
Meovv "Meow"
"Body"		Shake Sumn Body
Zerobaseone "Kill The Romeo"
"Good So Bad"		Kill The Romeo
(G)I-dle "Freestyle Intro" (Soyeon solo)
"Super Lady"
"Fate" (MAMA version)		Breaking News: The Shout
Byeon Woo-seok "Sudden Shower" (MAMA version)Go Back
G-Dragon "Untitled, 2014"
"Power"
"Home Sweet Home" (with Daesung and Taeyang) [c] 		Übermensch
BigBang "Bang Bang Bang"
"Fantastic Baby"
Aespa Intro: "Bored!" (Ningning solo) / "Spark" (Winter solo) / "Dopamine" (Giselle solo) / "Up" (Karina solo)
"Supernova" (MAMA version)
"Whiplash" (MAMA version)		The Multiverse Awakes: Another I
Seventeen "Maestro"
"Ash"
"Love, Money, Fame"		The Real Maestro: Right Here

Presenters

Chapter 1

November 21 (USA)

November 22 (Japan)

Chapter 2

November 23 (Japan)

Broadcast

Chapter 1 US Red Carpet

RegionNetwork
Worldwide [C] YouTube (Mnet K-Pop, Mnet TV, M2 and KCON Official) & Mnet Plus
JapanMnet Smart+, Ponta Pass  [ jp ](Formerly au Smart Pass) [8]

Other Chapter (including Chapter 1 US Ceremony)

RegionNetwork
Worldwide [C] YouTube (Mnet K-Pop, Mnet TV, M2 and KCON Official) & Mnet Plus
Various [D] Samsung TV Plus (K-Pop by CJ ENM) [9]
South Korea Mnet, TVING, tvN Show, [d] Naver, CHZZK
JapanMnet Japan, Mnet Smart+, Ponta Pass  [ jp ](Formerly au Smart Pass) [8]
VietnamFPT Play [10]
Thailand TrueVisions Now, True X-Zyte
Singapore tvN Asia, meWatch [11]
Philippines tvN Asia, Blast TV [12]
Indonesia tvN Asia, Trans TV (Live Show Highlights) [13]
Malaysia tvN Asia
Hong Kong
Maldives
Myanmar
Taiwan

Notes

  1. ↑ Consists of Best New Male & Female Artist, Best Male & Female Artist, and Best Male & Female Group
  2. ↑ Consists of Best Dance Performance – Male & Female Solo & Group, Best Vocal Performance – Solo & Group, Best Rap & Hip Hop Music, Best Collaboration, and Best OST
  3. 1 2 Except regions specified in the table and countries where this program is unavailable on YouTube for rights restrictions
  4. ↑ U.S; Canada, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Brazil and Mexico
  1. 1 2 Eclipse is a fictional band from the series Lovely Runner. The song is performed by Byeon Woo-seok as vocalist, Lee Seung-hyub as guitarist, Yang Hyuk as bassist, and Moon Yong-suk as drummer.
  2. ↑ Toenze is a project band formed only for the 2024 MAMA Awards. The song is performed by Beomgyu and HueningKai of Tomorrow X Together, Jay of Enhypen, and Kim Tae-rae and Han Yu-jin of Zerobaseone.
  3. ↑ Credited as G-Dragon's solo stage set during the performance.
  4. ↑ Only aired Japan ceremonies

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