Itβs fair to say Kendrick Lamar had a killer night at the MTV VMAs on Sunday (27 August).
Not content with giving the performance of the ceremony, he also became the eveningβs biggest winner, taking home a whopping six of the eight awards he was nominated for.
The singer bagged gongs including Video Of The Year for βHumbleβ, as well as Best Hip Hop.
However, he did miss out on Artist Of The Year to Ed Sheeran.
Kendrick kicked off the US awards show with an astonishing performance of hits βHumbleβ and βDNAβ.
He referenced the current political climate by playing news footage of a police brutality report, interspersed with Fox News commentary, as the news network previously criticised him for the βanti-police sentimentsβ of βAlrightβ at the BET Awards in 2015.
He then threw everything at his stage visuals, with some serious pyrotechnics, ninjas and people consumed by flames.
Other winners on the night included Zayn Malik and Taylor Swift for their βFifty Shadesβ soundtrack βI Donβt Wanna Live Foreverβ, and Fifth Harmony.
Check out the full list of winners below:
Video of the Year: Kendrick Lamar - βHumbleβ
Artist of the Year: Ed Sheeran
Best Collaboration: Zayn Malik and Taylor Swift - βI Donβt Wanna Live Foreverβ
Best New Artist: Khalid
Best Hip Hop: Kendrick Lamar - βHumbleβ
Best Dance: Zedd and Alessia Cara - βStayβ
Best Pop: Fifth Harmony feat. Gucci Mayne - βDownβ
Best Fight Against the System: The Hamilton Mixtape - βImmigrants (We Get the Job Done)β, Alessia Cara - βScars to Your Beautifulβ, John Legend - βSurefireβ, Logic feat Damian Lemar Hudson - βBlack Spidermanβ, Big Sean - βLight, Tabooβ feat. Shaliene Woodley - βStand up/ Stand N Rock #NoDaplβ
Best Direction: Dave Meyers and The Little Homies (for Kendrick Lamar - βHumbleβ)
Best Cinematography: Kendrick Lamar - βHumbleβ
Best Art Direction: Kendrick Lamar - βHumbleβ
Best Choreography: Kanye West - βFadeβ
Song of the Summer: Lil Uzi Ver - XO Tour L1if3
Best Visual Effects: Katy Perry feat. Skip Marley - βChained to the Rhythmβ
Best Editing: βYoung Thugβ - Wyclef Jean
Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award: Pink