Australian rapper Iggy Azalea has won most loved rap/hip-hop collection and best rap craftsman at
the 2014 American Music Awards. Going along with her on the champs rundown were countrymen 5 Seconds of Summer, who took out new craftsman of the year.
Azalea, and her introduction studio collection The New Classic, beat industry veterans Eminem and Drake to take both hip-bounce classes at the grants function, held at LA's Nokia Theater.
In a short however passionate discourse, the 24-year-old craftsman said it was the first run through in her life she had been granted a prize.
"Furthermore it implies such a great amount to me that it is for best hip-hop, on the grounds that that is the thing that motivated me to move to America and seek after my fantasies. It's what helped me when I was a teen to escape and to get past my life and to better times."
The win returns after Azalea hit at the hole of an unequivocal new track from Eminem, which incorporates the words: "Put that poo away, Iggy. You don't wanna blow that assault whistle on me."
Azalea took to Twitter to say she was exhausted with "old men undermining young people as diversion" and that she was more keen on the "youngsters getting $ pattern".
She included, "ladies in music have the greater balls at any rate, we bear a great deal more provocation and faultfinder."
Then again, her acknowledgement discourse gave no clue of the fracas, with Azalea including: "It implies so much that I can remained here against Eminem and Drake and turn out with this", before recognizing companion and tutor, rapper T.i.
Taylor Swift opened the night with her melody Blank Space and was granted the new Dick Clark recompense for fabulousness. Her discourse has been broadly perused as an issue of her late resistance to the utilization of streaming administrations in music.
In thanking her fans, the American vocalist said "what you did by going out and putting resources into music and collections is you are stating that you have faith in the same thing that I trust in: that music is important and music ought to be expended in collections and collections ought to be devoured as craftsmanship and increased in value."
Azalea performed her No 1 hit Fancy, with Charli XCX, portrayed by The Guardian's Alex Needham as: "a huge generation number with huge amounts of dance experts and outfit changes however in particular, really magnetic artists/rappers." She likewise went hand in hand with Jennifer Lopez in her melody Booty, for the show finale.
Different entertainers from the night included Ariana Grande, Jessie J, Nicki Minaj, Mary J Blige, Lorde and Sam Smith.
5 Seconds of Summer performed a spread of The Romantics tune What I Like About You. After tolerating their best new craftsman honor, drummer Ashton Irwin said, "this simply demonstrates a little band from Sydney can do incredible things."
Anyhow it was an alternate kid band from an alternate landmass, UK's One Direction, who took out the top grant of the night, craftsman of the year. The five-piece band likewise won most loved gathering and most loved collection in the pop/shake classifications.
Both gatherings, alongside Charli XCX and Katy Perry, will be showing up at Australia's most paramount music grants, the Arias, on Wednesday evening.
Perry is now in Australia for her Prismatic visit, and was in this way not able to acknowledge her three recompenses from the night: most loved female pop/shake craftsman, most loved grown-up contemporary craftsman and single of the year for Dark Horse, emphasizing Juicy J.
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