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The Wonder Girls have had quite a year in America. Blastro.com caught up with them at their fan meet and greet in New Jersey. The girls talk about their tour with the Jonas Brothers, their experiences in America, including their opinions about American boys, and what's up next for them. Blastro.com is supportive of K-pop's ambition to build its audience in America. Coverage of a fan meet and greet is a great way to introduce our music video audience to its big stars such as the Wonder Girls. The audience can see their authenticity and the passion they've built with their fans. The meet and greet was held at a Justice store in a shopping mall where the girls were promoting the new Jason Nevins remix of "Nobody," which will be sold exclusively at Justice stores in the U.S.
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Rob Campanell Director of Content Programming Blastro.com
Let Ebengregory tell it - the story of his drunken trip to the VMAs with his homeboy Kanye, that is! Things get crazy...
Click here to Watch EbenGregory - Kanye Gets Wasted At The VMAs
Let EbenGregory tell it - It looks like Kanye is blamin' it on the Henny and heading off to rehab. What?!
Click here to Watch EbenGregory - Kanye Going To Rehab?
Jay Sean may be considered an overnight success in America, but he has been working hard in the United Kingdom for the past five years just to get where he is now career-wise. Building his fanbase in the British Asian/Desi music scene, his popularity grew into the mainstream R&B genre, and his songs were charting with the likes of Ne-Yo and Rihanna in the UK. He had the good fortune to be "discovered" by Cash Money Records, which gave him instant creditability with the urban music elite in America.
The Jay Sean story is a great example of the grassroots development that has been going on for over a decade. UK urban artists stopped looking toward America for direction, and started forging their own identity. Along with this came trendy new names for their different styles. Garage, grime, drum & bass, dubstep, bassline and niche were thrown alongside hip hop and R&B. Media also rose up to nurture the UK urban scene as BBC Radio began producing numerous shows dedicated to the urban subgenres, and Channel AKA was programming the music videos on satellite television.
Click Here to Watch the International Spotlight - UK Urban Artists.
College kids have voted on who has made this biggest impression on them in music this year!
Here are the 2009 mtvU Award Nominees.
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