Appearances
- Rod Stewart — presented Best Male Video
- Kennedy — appeared in commercial vignettes about the show
- Tim Robbins — introduced Live
- Patrick Swayze and Wesley Snipes — presented Best Video from a Film
- Bill Bellamy and Monica Seles — appeared in a pre-commercial vignette about previous Viewer's Choice winners and voting procedures
- Lenny Kravitz and Sheryl Crow — presented Best New Artist in a Video
- Chris Hardwick — interviewed New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and First Lady Donna Hanover Giuliani and appeared in vignettes about the show and Viewer's Choice voting
- The Notorious B.I.G. and Bill Bellamy — presented Best Dance Video
- Kevin Bacon and Liv Tyler — presented Best Direction in a Video
- Grant Hill and Ricki Lake — presented Best R&B Video
- Natalie Merchant — introduced R.E.M.
- Kennedy and Claire Danes — appeared in a pre-commercial vignette about Viewer's Choice voting
- Madonna — presented Best Rap Video
- Mike Tyson — introduced the Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Drew Barrymore — presented the Video Vanguard award
- Seal and Des'ree (jokingly introduced by Dennis Miller as "Seal Koslowski" and "Desiree Finkelstein") — introduced the International Viewer's Choice Award winners
- VJs (Asia), Cuca Lazarotto (Brasil), Ingo Schmoll (Europe), Keiko Yamada (Japan), Alfredo Lewin (Latin America) and (Mandarin) — announced their respective region's Viewer's Choice winner
- George Clooney — presented Best Female Video
- Bryan Adams — presented Viewer's Choice
- Dennis Rodman and Christopher Walken — presented Best Alternative Video
- Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston — presented Video of the Year
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