During the 2022 iHeartRadio Music Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, Jennifer Lopez was awarded the Icon Award for her significant influence on pop culture, her lasting career, and her ongoing success in both live performances and on the radio. iHeartRadio praised Lopez for her impact and relevance. In her acceptance speech, the 52-year-old superstar expressed her gratitude to her fans, stating that their love and support help her overcome obstacles. Lopez also teased that she is just getting started in her career.
The most recent news from the 2022 iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles is that Jennifer Lopez, who is 52 years old, received the prestigious Icon Award. During her acceptance speech, she expressed her gratitude to her fans for allowing her to pursue her passion and live the life she loves. She thanked them for attending her shows, streaming her music, watching her movies, and following her journey. Lopez shared that growing up in the Bronx, she never imagined that her dreams would come true, but her supporters made it all possible. She was visibly moved and promised to always be thankful and never take their support for granted. Lopez ended her speech by thanking her fans for believing in her, even when she doubted herself, and for helping her discover her true identity. This acknowledgment was heartfelt, and she made it clear that she will always cherish the love and support she receives from her fans.
The versatile celebrity was all smiles as she graciously received recognition at the prestigious award ceremony.
The sensational singer Olivia Rodrigo proudly posed backstage with her well-deserved Icon Award at the event. She was also honored with the Female Artist of the Year award for her outstanding work.
During her acceptance speech, Rodrigo expressed her gratitude towards her fans, acknowledging that they have made her year truly unforgettable. She mentioned how grateful she was to be able to do what she loves every day, thanks to their support. She also took the opportunity to thank the other talented women in attendance, calling it an honor to be among them.
Lil Nas X, who was named Male Artist of the Year, delivered a motivational speech where he admitted that pursuing his dreams sometimes felt unrealistic, but he persisted nonetheless. He encouraged everyone to embrace their delusional side when working towards their aspirations, emphasizing that having a clear vision and determination can lead to success.
Olivia Rodrigo was named Female Artist of the Year and expressed her gratitude to her fans, acknowledging them for making the past year the most amazing of her life.
As Avril Lavigne watched on, Rodrigo gave her acceptance speech.
Rodrigo happily showed off three shiny trophies backstage at the star-studded award show.
Kelly Rowland had the honor of presenting Megan Thee Stallion with the prestigious Trailblazer Award during the glamorous event.
One of the highlights of Tuesday’s ceremony was Camila Cabello winning the Best Cover Song award for her rendition of Olivia Rodrigo’s hit song “good 4 u” in a category voted for by fans.
The talented Finneas took home the title of Producer of the Year, while Omer Fedi received the well-deserved recognition as Songwriter of the Year.
Machine Gun Kelly emerged as the victorious Alternative Artist of the Year, with Billie Eilish snagging the award for Alternative Album of the Year for her successful album “Happier Than Ever.”
When Lil Nas X was named Male Artist of the Year, he shared an uplifting and motivational message during his acceptance speech.
Despite being called “delusional” for pursuing his dreams, he continued to chase them with determination.
The well-known singer clutched two awards tightly while smiling for photographs behind the stage.
Kelly Rowland honored Megan Thee Stallion with the prestigious Trailblazer Award.
The singer from Houston wore a stylish red outfit while gracing the stage at the event. “Leave The Door Open” by Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak, and Silk Sonic was recognized as the top R&B song, with Pop Smoke’s “What You Know Bout Love” taking home the prize for best Hip-Hop song.
Drake was awarded the title of Hip-Hop Artist of the Year, J. Cole’s “The Off-Season” was honored as the best Hip-Hop album, and Jazmine Sullivan was crowned R&B Artist of the Year. The Foo Fighters snagged the Rock Song of the Year award for “Waiting On A War,” and were also named Rock Artist of the Year. Their album “Medicine at Midnight” was named Rock Album of the Year.
Bella Poarch was the proud recipient of the Social Star Award, while Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor’s Version) (From The Vault)” took home the award for Best Lyrics.
Grinning from ear to ear, David Guetta graciously received the prestigious title of Dance Artist of the Year.
The Kid LAROI was captured receiving the prestigious Best Collaboration award for the hit song, Stay.
Blackbear, along with members of All Time Low – namely Robert Rian Dawson, Jack Barakat, Alex Gaskarth, and Zack Merrick – happily received the accolade for Alternative Rock Song of the Year for their hit track “Monsters.”
Jason Aldean was thrilled to take home the Country Song of the Year trophy for his hit “If I Didn’t Love You.”
LL Cool J took on the hosting duties for the ninth year in a row at the award show. Jax snagged the title of TikTok Songwriter of the Year, while Olivia Rodrigo’s hit “good 4 u” was crowned TikTok Bop of the Year. Adele made a triumphant return and won Best Comeback Album for “30”, while ACRAZE featuring Cherish scored Dance Song of the Year with “Do It To It”. BTS wowed fans by taking home two awards for Best Music Video with “Butter” and Best Fan Army. Luke Combs was recognized as Country Artist of the Year, Måneskin claimed the title of Best New Alternative Artist, and Yung Bleu was awarded Best New Hip-Hop Artist. LL Cool J brought his charm and talent once again to host the exciting iHeartRadio Music Awards for its ninth installment.
