People Are Calling The VMAs “Rigged” After This Song Was Snubbed For The “Song Of The Summer” Award, And The Internet Is Infuriated
The MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) always spark a lot of chatter, but this year’s event has people buzzing for all the wrong reasons. Fans are calling foul play after Sabrina Carpenter’s hit song “Nonsense” was left out of the “Song of the Summer” category, and they’re not happy about it.
A Popular Hit Ignored
Sabrina Carpenter’s “Nonsense” has been everywhere this summer. From TikTok to radio stations, you’d be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn’t heard it. So, when the VMAs announced their nominees for “Song of the Summer” and “Nonsense” was nowhere to be found, fans were stunned.
Fans React
Social media quickly lit up with reactions. Many took to Twitter and Instagram to express their disbelief and frustration. Some even went so far as to say the awards are “rigged” and questioned the credibility of the voting process.
Why The Outrage?
The “Song of the Summer” award is a big deal because it reflects what people have been listening to and loving during the hottest months of the year. When a song that has clearly dominated charts and playlists doesn’t make the cut, it raises eyebrows.
What’s Next?
While Sabrina Carpenter hasn’t publicly commented on the snub, her fans are making their voices heard loud and clear. Whether this will lead to any changes in how the VMAs select their nominees remains to be seen.
For now, it’s safe to say that “Nonsense” will continue to be a summer anthem for many, regardless of its awards status.
