The “2019 MAMA” was held at Nagoya Dome in Japan on Dec. 4 under the concept of “The Next Dimension: Music.”
Actor Park Bo-gum, the “MAMA” host that appeared after the intense laser show, greeted him in Korean, English and Japanese. “This is the third time this year that I’ve been here as a host,” he said.
It will be the first ‘MAMA’ to be extended at the dome on the largest scale. “I’m curious about the music energy that’s going to take place in a big space,” he said. “This year’s concept is a new dimension of music that goes beyond boundaries.”
BTS swept the awards with a total of 9 trophies including 4 Daesangs (Grand Prizes), taking home all four including Album of the Year for “Map of the Soul: Persona,” Worldwide Icon of the Year, Song of the Year for “Boy With Luv,” and Artist of the Year.
Artist of the Year: BTS
Album of the Year: BTS’s “Map of the Soul: Persona”
Song of the Year: BTS’s “Boy With Luv”
Worldwide Icon of the Year: BTS
Best Male Group: BTS
Best Female Group: TWICE
Best Male Artist: EXO’s Baekhyun
Best Female Artist: Chungha
Best New Male Artist: TXT
Best New Female Artist: ITZY
World Performance: MONSTA X
Best Vocal Performance Solo: Girls’ Generation’s Taeyeon
Best Dance Performance Solo: Chungha
Best Hip Hop & Urban Music: Heize’s “She’s Fine”
Best Band Performance: Jannabi
Best Collaboration: Lee Sora’s “Song Request” (featuring BTS’ Suga)
Favorite Vocal Performance: MAMAMOO
Favorite Dance Performance: GOT7
Qoo10 Favorite Female Artist: TWICE
Qoo10 Favorite Male Artist: BTS
Best Music Video: BTS’s “Boy With Luv”
Best Vocal Performance Group: Bol4
Best OST: Gummy – “Remember Me” (“Hotel Del Luna“)
Best Dance Performance Male Group: BTS
Best Dance Performance Female Group: TWICE
International Favorite Artist: Dua Lipa
Worldwide Fans’ Choice Top 10: BTS, GOT7, SEVENTEEN, TXT, TWICE, ATEEZ, MONSTA X, BLACKPINK, EXO, X1
Best New Asian Artist: WayV
Breakthrough Achievement: SEVENTEEN
Best Executive Producer of the Year: Bang Shi Hyuk
Best Producer of the Year: Starr Chen, Howe Chen, RAZOR
Best Composer of the Year: PDOGG
Best Engineer of the Year: Kwon Nam Woo
Best Video Director of the Year: Lumpens
Best Choreographer of the Year: Kiel Tutin
Best Art Director of the Year: Yuni Yoshida
