MTV Video Music Award For Best Artist Website

The MTV Video Music Award for Best Artist Website was given out once in 1999 during the pre-show, and was then discontinued. The winners were the Red Hot Chili Peppers for their official website, created and run by Rockinfreakapotamus Fan Club President and Head Honcho Blackie Dammett (father of Anthony Kiedis) and Webmaster Jonathan Wade with News Director Starla Angel and Web Designer Terry Wells.

Year Winner Other nominees
1999 Red Hot Chili Peppers
(www.redhotchilipeppers.com)
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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