2007 MuchMusic Video Award People's Choice nominees announced
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Monday, May 14, 2007
Hilary Duff at MuchMusic for an interview program, on 24 April 2007. Duff is nominated in the "Favourite International Artist" category. Image: Robin Wong.
MuchMusic announced the nominees for their MMVA People's Choice awards today. In their 18th year, the MuchMusic Video Awards (MMVAs) have always had categories open to public voting. Simple Plan holds the record for number of People's Choice wins, with four.
Viewers can watch all the videos on MuchAXS, muchmusic.com's "viewer-controlled broadband community." From there, viewers can either vote online at muchmusic.com, or text "MMVA" to 299299 to vote on their phone (Canada only).
Favourite Canadian Artist:
Avril Lavigne / "Girlfriend"
City and Colour / "Comin' Home"
George / "Talk To Me"
k-os / "Sunday Morning"
Nelly Furtado / "Say It Right"
Favourite International Artist:
Akon / "Smack That"
Fergie / "Fergalicious"
Gwen Stefani / "The Sweet Escape"
Hilary Duff / "With Love"
Justin Timberlake / "SexyBack"
Favourite Canadian Group:
Alexisonfire / "This Could Be Anywhere In The World"
Billy Talent / "Devil In A Midnight Mass"
Hedley / "Gunnin'"
Nickelback / "Far Away"
Three Days Grace / "Pain"
Favourite International Group:
Evanescence / "Call Me When You're Sober"
The Killers / "When You Were Young"
My Chemical Romance / "Welcome To The Black Parade"
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