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MTV Quiz

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Last updated: June 12, 2022
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MTV started Aug 1. which year?
1981
The words that launched it?
Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll
The first music video shown?
Video Killed the Radio Star
It could only be seen in which state?
New Jersey
The first Video Music Awards were held (year)?
1984
The Cars won Video of the Year with ___?
You Might Think
One of the losing videos was "Thriller" by __ ?
Michael Jackson
Spring Break coverage started in 1986. From where?
Daytona Beach
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The first talk show was hosted by which painter/artist?
Andy Warhol
The first celebrity show, by a Brit, was called __?
The Osbournes
The animated show with two metal head idiots was?
Beavis and Butt-Head
1997 MTV cut rock videos off air, causing a slogan?
Rock is dead
In 2010s, MTV nearly quit showing what videos?
music
Parents Music Resource Center criticized MTV for __?
satanism
PMRC was led by a woman called?
Tipper Gore
MTV is owned by which mass media conglomerate?
Paramount
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WillemLAif
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Level 76
Jun 12, 2022
Based on the programming, the MTV 2010s were largely about teenage pregnancies and "relationship complexities".

2020s seem to continue on the same path, plus adding revenge, crime and debauchery.

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