Here Is The Live Stream For The YouTube Music Awards

The YouTube Music Awards will begin at 6 PM on November 3rd (with a pre-show starting at five), and as you might expect, YouTube has provided an official live stream where viewers can catch all of the festivities. We’ve embedded it below:

As a reminder, you can see all of the nominees on the YouTube Spotlight channel, which is currently replete with videos from the nominees, playlists selected by specific musicians, and a separate group of videos previewing the show’s performers (a group that combines traditional music stars like Lady Gaga, Eminem, and Avicii

with YouTube sensations like Walk Off the Earth, CDZA, and Lindsey Stirling.)

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For whatever reason, YouTube has chosen to disable comments on the live stream, but it is encouraging discussion on Twitter through the #YTMA hashtag. We’ll be following along before, during, and after the show, so be sure to follow Tubefilter on Twitter for regular updates. May the best musicians win!

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