The Weeknd wins Top Hot 100 Artist at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards. after his album After Hours was snubbed by the Grammys
The 2021 Billboard Music Awards kicked off on Sunday with a mostly outdoors performance in Los Angeles due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
The Weekend won the first prize for Top Hot 100 Artist
He was previously snubbed by the Grammys, which gave his hit album After Hours zero nominations, leading him to boycott the ceremony
Doja Cat and SZA collaborated on the first performance of their song Kiss Me More
Nick Jonas is holding down hosting duties despite injuring his ribs recently
2021 Billboard Music Awards: Complete list of winners
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Some very big songs just missed out on the countdown.
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They beat out some strong local competition with Spacey Jane’s ‘Booster Seat’ landing at #2 and Flume and Toro y Moi’s ‘The Difference’ at #3. Northern Beaches crew Lime Cordiale had a blinder, with five songs appearing in the top 30 of the countdown.
On Sunday, triple j counted down the Hottest 200 the tracks that
just missed the final cut of the main ranking. Middle Kids snaffled #101 with ‘R U 4 Me?’, while Tame Impala came in at #200 with ‘Posthumous Forgiveness’. Tkay Maidza, meanwhile, received some justice for missing out on the top 100 with her excellent track ‘Shook’ by taking out #125.