Breaking down the MTV Video Music Awards from September 7th at UBS Arena in New York, because this night was absolutely everything. Lady Gaga came to dominate, and dominate she did—four awards out of twelve nominations, including Artist of the Year, because Mother Monster doesn't do anything halfway. Ariana Grande's "Brighter Days Ahead" snagged Video of the Year, and she walked away with three trophies total, looking genuinely moved by every win. Sabrina Carpenter also collected three awards, including Album of the Year for "Short n' Sweet," proving she's not just another pop star—she's a force. The legends got their flowers too: Mariah Carey received the Video Vanguard Award presented by Ariana herself, Busta Rhymes accepted the inaugural Rock the Bells Visionary Award, and Ricky Martin got the first-ever Latin Icon Award. Pure VMA magic.
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