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ET got an exclusive first look inside Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater, where the 2026 Video Music Awards are set for Sunday, Sept. 27 — the show’s first time back in LA since 2017! ET’s Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner take a peek at the seat cards, stage and Moon Person trophies, while VMAs producer Van Toffler gives ET the scoop on what to expect from music’s biggest party! From Madonna’s stage return (the first time since 2003’s infamous kiss with Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera!) to Snoop Dogg’s approach to hosting, tributes to Dolly Parton and George Michael and surprises from Taylor Swift, ET runs down everything to know before the show airs live on MTV, CBS and Paramount+.

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  1. 4
    @anthonygambitta6220

    Todd has a point to a point. The music of the millenial generation is very “homogeneous”, echos technotronic vibes, uses auto-tune, and lacks any depth and emotion (unlike the music of the 60’s/70’s/80’s and 90’s.) Taylor Swift is a product of the millenial generation’s “POP” singers that can generate huge income by attracting teens, kids and others that may not appreciate the beautiful artistry and poetry in music. Take Lady Gaga, Whitney Houston, Ann Wilson, Pat Benatar, Frida /Agnetha from ABBA, Barbara Streisand. These ladies were blessed with God given vocals (some soprano, some mezzo-vibrato) that could pull on your heart-strings and make you cry. I have listened to Taylor’s songs (as well as Spears’, Beyonce’s, Katy Perry’s and others’) and you know, personally I do not feel any emotions nor do I feel the lyrics make much sense. In defense of Taylor Swift and the others I mentioned, we are now living in a very different era, with different tastes in everything including music. Today’s teens and young adults gravitate toward what is currently popular and sounds “fun” and “happy”, and that busines model sells lots of records. Not unlike a new novelty toy or gadget. I believe Taylor is a great business woman, that knows how to market herself and pull in large crowds at her shows (much like Madonna.) Lyrically and muscially, she can’t hold a candle to Ann Wilson, Whitney Houston, Frida/Agnetha ABBA, Pat Benatar, and other “very talented” ladies of 40-50 years ago. That is my 2 cents, and yes, music is very subjective.

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    @KKub-b3g

    Taylor Swift raises the bar for all artists! Music songwriting, video direction and so much more. She’s one of the most talented artists we have ever known ❤.

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