BET YoungStars Award

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The BET YoungStars Award honors young African-American people who have made an impact in the world of television, film, music, or sports. It has been presented at the annual BET Awards since 2010.

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Marsai Martin has won the award five times. The youngest winner is Willow Smith (10) and the youngest nominee is Van Van (5).

Winners and nominees

Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold. Age listed is at the date of the awards show.

2010s

YearStarOccupationAgeRef
2010
Keke Palmer Actress16 [1]
Selena Gomez Actress17
Lil' JJ Actor19
Willow Smith Singer9
Tyler James Williams Actor17
2011
Jaden Smith Actor12 [2]
Willow Smith Singer10
Shenell Edmonds Actress17
Keke Palmer Actress17
Diggy Simmons Rapper16
2012
Diggy Simmons Rapper17 [3]
Astro Rapper15
Jacob Latimore Singer15
Keke Palmer Actress18
Willow Smith Singer11
2013
Gabrielle Douglas Athlete17 [4]
Jacob Latimore Singer16
Keke Palmer Actress19
Jaden Smith Actor14
Quvenzhané Wallis Actress9
2014
Keke Palmer Actress20 [5]
Gabrielle Douglas Athlete18
Jacob Latimore Singer17
Jaden Smith Actor15
Zendaya Actress17
2015
Mo'ne Davis Athlete14 [6]
Jacob Latimore Singer18
Jaden Smith Actor16
Quvenzhané Wallis Actress11
Zendaya Actress18
2016
Amandla Stenberg Actress17 [7]
Quvenzhané Wallis Actress12
Silentó Singer18
Willow Smith Singer15
Yara Shahidi Actress16
2017
Yara Shahidi Actress17 [8]
Ace HunterActor10
Caleb McLaughlin Actor15
Jaden Smith Actor18
Marsai Martin Actress12
2018
Yara Shahidi Actress18 [9]
Caleb McLaughlin Actor16
Lonnie Chavis Actor7
Miles Brown Actor13
Ashton TylerActor12
2019
Marsai Martin Actress14 [10]
Caleb McLaughlin Actor17
Lyric Ross Actress15
Michael Rainey Jr.Actor18
Miles Brown Actor14

2020s

YearStarOccupationAgeRef
2020
Marsai Martin Actress15 [11]
Alex HibbertActor15
Asante Blackk Actor18
Jahi Di'Allo WinstonActor16
Miles Brown Actor15
Storm Reid Actress16
2021
Marsai Martin Actress16
Alex R. HibbertActor16
Ethan HutchisonActor10
Lonnie Chavis Actor13
Michael EppsActor15
Storm Reid Actress17
2022
Marsai Martin Actress17
Akira AkbarActress15
Demi Singleton Actress15
Miles Brown Actor17
Saniyya Sidney Actress15
Storm Reid Actress18
2023
Marsai Martin Actress18
Akira AkbarActress16
Alaya High Actress16
Demi Singleton Actress16
Genesis DeniseActress18
Thaddeus J. MixsonActor15
Young DylanActor14
2024
Blue Ivy Carter Singer12
Akira AkbarActress17
Demi Singleton Actress17
Heiress Diana HarrisSinger8
Jabria McCullumActress8
Jalyn Hall Actor17
Leah Jeffries Actress14
Van VanRapper5

Multiple wins and nominations

Multiple wins

Multiple nominations

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