Teen pop star Justin Bieber dominated Canada’s MuchMusic Video Awards and drew hundreds of fans who waited in line for hours to catch a glimpse of the 16-year-old.
Bieber was voted UR Fave New Artist by fans, and also won the the UR Fave Video trophy for his hit “Baby” and the International Video Of The Year By A Canadian award for his song “One Time.”
“Coming from a small town in Canada – repping Stratford, Ontario – I just wanna say, this means the world to me. It’s my first award, and to have it in Canada is just amazing,” he said.
“I want to say thank you to all my fans who got me in this position.”
Disney star Miley Cyrus, who co-hosted the show, won International Video Of The Year By An Artist for “Party in the U.S.A.”
The Hannah Montana star dedicated her win to her dad, country singer Billy Ray Cyrus,.
“I want to tell my dad that I love him, since I forgot to call him till really late.” Cyrus said in a Father’s Day tribute.
She sang her new song “Can’t Be Tamed.” Drake, Adam Lambert and Katy Perry also performed.
Pop-rock band Hedley tied Bieber winning three trophies for Video Of The Year and Post Production Of The Year for their single “Perfect,” as well as Pop Video Of The Year for “Cha-ching.”
Rap newcomer Drake won two awards for Cinematography Of The Year and Hip-Hop Video Of The Year for his song “Successful” with Trey Songz. He was nominated for seven awards in all.
The Jonas Brothers, who hosted the ceremony last year won International Video Of The Year By A Group for “Paranoid.”
Check out performances by Justin, Miley, Adam Lambert, Katy Perry and Drake at the MuchMusicAwards. Click to go.
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