MTV Video Music Award – MTV2 Award

The MTV2 Award was first presented at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2001. The category recognized the best videos to have premiered and/or got their start in MTV's sister channel, MTV2. Much like the Viewer's Choice award, the MTV2 Award was also fan-voted. Until 2005, the award was considered to be one of the main awards of the night, even being presented on the main show; in 2006, though, the MTV2 Award was relegated to being handed out during a commercial break of the MTV2 simulcast of the VMAs. The following year, as the VMAs were revamped, the MTV2 Award was eliminated and subsequently never brought back.

Recipients

Year	Winner	Other nominees
2001	Mudvayne — "Dig"	Craig David — "Fill Me In" Gorillaz — "Clint Eastwood" India.Arie — "Video" Jurassic 5 — "Quality Control" Alicia Keys — "Fallin'"
2002	Dashboard Confessional — "Screaming Infidelities"	The Hives — "Hate to Say I Told You So" Norah Jones — "Don't Know Why" Musiq — "Halfcrazy" Nappy Roots (featuring Jazze Pha) — "Awnaw" The Strokes — "Last Nite"
2003	AFI — "Girl's Not Grey"	Common (featuring Mary J. Blige) — "Come Close" Interpol — "PDA" Queens of the Stone Age — "No One Knows" The Roots (featuring Cody Chesnutt) — "The Seed (2.0)"
2004	Yellowcard — "Ocean Avenue"	Elephant Man — "Pon Di River" Franz Ferdinand — "Take Me Out" Modest Mouse — "Float On" Twista (featuring Kanye West and Jamie Foxx) — "Slow Jamz" Yeah Yeah Yeahs — "Maps"
2005	Fall Out Boy — "Sugar, We're Goin Down"	Akon (featuring Styles P) — "Locked Up" The Bravery — "An Honest Mistake" Daddy Yankee — "Gasolina" Mike Jones (featuring Slim Thug and Paul Wall) — "Still Tippin'" My Chemical Romance — "Helena"
2006	Thirty Seconds to Mars — "The Kill"	Lil Wayne — "Fireman" Taking Back Sunday — "MakeDamnSure" Three 6 Mafia (featuring Young Buck, 8Ball, and MJG) — "Stay Fly" Yung Joc (featuring Nitti) — "It's Goin' Down"