As MTV EMA celebrates the LGBT community, Ed Sheeran wins

d Hiran Two major victories at the MTV European Music Awards (EMA) Budapest When the stars get together to celebrate gay Community.

The British singer and songwriter opened the trunk of his car to win the Best Artist Award and then the best song for “Bad Habits”.

After last year’s awards ceremony was actually held due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Sheeran wore a suit splashed with yellow, orange, green and more colors and returned to perform at the opening of the EMA.

Saweetie hosted a showcase event in the Hungarian capital and led support for the LGBT community.

The rapper insisted that “it is always important for us to respect each other” because she was wearing a bikini and relaxing on a lounger in a simulated spa-a tribute to Budapest’s spa culture.

The American star who used multiple looks throughout the show added to the enthusiastic audience: “That’s why it’s so important for us to stand up for the LGBTQ+ community.”

Although the country recently passed legislation widely condemned as anti-LGBT, MTV has recently stood at the venue of the awards ceremony.

The Korean pop superstar Bangtan Boys won four awards including best pop and best combination, but even though Justin Bieber received eight nominations, he failed to win one award.

Jungblad He ended the awards ceremony with a fiery performance, announcing that his best substitute award was “A Tribute to Individualism.”

The British star recalled being “fear” to be who he wanted to be when he was young.

He added: “If you are outside, you feel that you can’t be yourself – you can.

“Continue to fight, continue to be exciting.”

Year after year singer Olly Alexander added when presenting the best videos: “They all support same-sex adoption, because the family is the family.”

Lil Nas X won the award with Montero (please call me by your name).

He accepted the award through a pre-recorded video, claiming that he must “work in Taco Bell”.

British singer and actor Rita Ora The best Latin award was given to Colombian singer Maluma.

German-born pop star Kim Petra became the first transgender performer at the awards ceremony, and Maneskin, who won the best rock category before Coldplay and Foo Fighters, was also in other performances.

At some stage, Saweetie changed from a host to a winner because she won in the best new category.

She thanked God and her family, and then praised her fans for supporting her “because I rap in the car”.

She added: “This is just the beginning.”

On the red carpet, the stars who attended also clearly expressed the importance of the ceremony held in Budapest.

Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic told PA News Agency: “It sent a huge message.

“I come from a very conservative right-wing city, family and religious community, so until I was 20, I had similar thoughts, such as’Oh, that’s not good, this is good’.

“And it is absurd for me to sit here now, we must even make these statements that everyone is equal and show love and equality.

“In the past 100 years, these should be the absolute cornerstones of the Constitution and mankind, but, you know, it takes a minute for mankind to catch up. I think we have finally caught up.”

Northern Irish singer JC Stewart said that participating in the EMA and being nominated for an award is a “dream come true”. He was busy outside of the event ten years ago.

He told the PA: “This is crazy, it’s a dream come true for me — I was at the EMA takeaway in Belfast 10 years ago, so I never thought I would be here today. It’s all It appeared in a lovely way.”