2000 MTV Europe Music Awards

2000 MTV Europe Music Awards
Date	16 November 2000
Location	Globen, Stockholm, Sweden
Hosted by	Wyclef Jean
Most awards	Eminem, Eminem (2)
Most nominations	Robbie Williams (5)
Television/radio coverage
Network	MTV Networks International (Europe)
Produced by	Sharon Ali, Tara Duffy and James O'Brien
Directed by	Julia Knowles[1]
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The 2000 MTV Europe Music Awards were held on 16 November 2000 at the Ericsson Globe, Stockholm.

Performers included Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Martin, Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue, and Madonna - one month after giving birth to son Rocco. The Spice Girls performance was their last before their separation. Presenters included Kelis, Guy Ritchie, Moby and Heidi Klum.

The nominees were announced on 2 October 2000. Robbie Williams was the most nominated with 5 awards (including 4 of the main categories), including Best Song and Best Video.^[2] Madonna and Eminem were the big winners of the night, with two awards each.^[3]

Winners are in bold text.

Winners are in bold text.

• U2 — "Beautiful Day"
• All Saints — "Pure Shores"
• Madonna — "Music"
• Spice Girls — "Holler"
• Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue — "Kids"
• Moby — "Porcelain"
• Jennifer Lopez — "Love Don't Cost a Thing"
• Ronan Keating — "Life Is a Rollercoaster"
• Guano Apes — "No Speech"
• Backstreet Boys — "Shape of My Heart"
• Bomfunk MCs — "Freestyler"
• Ricky Martin — "She Bangs"

• Ali G and Róisín Murphy — presented Best Male
• Savage Garden — presented Best Hip-Hop
• Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson and Heidi Klum — presented Best R&B
• Anastacia and Ronan Keating — presented Best Group
• Thora Birch — presented Best Dance
• Kelis and Moby — presented Best Female
• Guy Ritchie — presented Best Video
• Jean Reno — presented Free Your Mind Award
• Jason Priestley and Kylie Minogue — presented Best Song

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