MTV Europe Music Award for Best Korean Act

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The following is a list of the MTV Europe Music Award winners and nominees for Best Korean Act.

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Winners and nominees

Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold.

2010s

YearArtistRef
2013
Exo [1]
B.A.P
Boyfriend
Sistar
U-KISS
2014
B.A.P [2]
Beast
BTS
CNBLUE
Kara
Pre-nominations:
2015
BTS [3]
B1A4
GFriend
Got7
VIXX
2016
B.A.P [4] [5]
GFriend
Got7
Twice
VIXX
2017
GFriend [6]
Mamamoo
Highlight
Seventeen
Wanna One
2018
Loona
Cosmic Girls
(G)I-dle
Golden Child
Pentagon
Pre-nominations:
2019
Ateez [7]
AB6IX
CIX
Itzy
Iz*One

2020s

YearArtistRef
2020
Stray Kids
Astro
KARD
Victon
Everglow
2021
Aespa
Cravity
STAYC
Weeekly
WEi

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