MTV Video Music Award For Ringtone of The Year

The MTV Video Music Award for Ringtone of the Year was only given out in 2006. The award was fully fan-voted, just like the other categories at the 2006 VMAs (except for technical categories).

Year Winner Other nominees
2006 Fort Minor (featuring Holly Brook) – "Where'd You Go"
MTV Video Music Awards
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Awards
  • Video of the Year
  • Male Video
  • Female Video
  • New Artist
  • Pop Video
  • Rock Video
  • Hip-Hop Video
  • Dance Video
  • Direction
  • Choreography
  • Special Effects
  • Art Direction
  • Editing
  • Cinematography
  • Video with a Message
  • Most Share-Worthy Video
  • Latin Artist
  • Video Vanguard Award
Defunct
  • Alternative Video
  • Artist Website
  • Breakthrough Video
  • Collaboration
  • Concept Video
  • Group Video
  • International Viewer's Choice Awards
  • Long Form Video
  • Monster Single of the Year
  • Most Experimental Video
  • MTV2 Award
  • Overall Performance
  • Post-Modern Video
  • Quadruple Threat of the Year
  • R&B Video
  • Rap Video
  • Ringtone of the Year
  • Stage Performance
  • UK Video
  • Video Game Score
  • Video Game Soundtrack
  • Video from a Film
  • Video (That Should Have Won a Moonman)
  • Viewer's Choice Award


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