Megan Thee Stallion, Roddy Ricch and more win big at 2020 BET Hip Hop Awards

The Houston Hottie took home the most awards of the night — see the full list of winners here.

  /  10.28.2020


The 2020 BET Hip Hop Awards went off without a hitch Tuesday night (Oct. 27) celebrating the genre’s biggest heavy-hitters. Despite some changes due to COVID-19, viewers were still treated to virtual performances by Lil Wayne, Gucci Mane, Mulatto, 2 Chainz and more for the award ceremony’s 15th annual event.

Megan Thee Stallion emerged as the leading winner of the night taking home awards in three of the eight categories she was nominated in. The Houston Hottie thanked BET for her Hustler of the Year, Hip Hop Artist of the Year and Best Collaboration awards on Instagram.

“HipHop Artist of the year, Hustler of the year, Best collaboration,” she wrote. “LETS GO HOTTIES REAL MF HOTGIRL SHIT. thank you @bet.”

Megan’s award-winning “Savage (Remix)” also nabbed her collaborator — Beyoncé — a win for Best Collaboration and Sweet 16: Best Featured Verse. Following Megan, Roddy Ricch celebrated a successful night taking home two awards. His smash-hit “The Box” was recognized as the Song of the Year, while his debut Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial was dubbed the Album of the Year.

Surprisingly, DaBaby took home zero awards, despite being nominated in 12 categories. However, the Charlotte rapper was all love on social media, posting, “Ion think Baby trippin. @bet love Baby, congrats to the winners. #WellDeserved.”

Other highlights included Lil Baby winning the Impact Track Award for his song “The Bigger Picture,” Pop Smoke’s posthumous honor as Best New Hip Hop Artist and Rapsody’s passionate acceptance speech for Lyricist of the Year.

Additionally, Master P was honored with the coveted I Am Hip Hop Award. While accepting his award, the industry titan remembered the many lives lost to police violence.

“I wanna shout out to Breonna Taylor, the George Floyds, the Jacob Blakes, Black Lives Matter,” he said. “Through this injustice will get through this.”

“Put your trust and faith in God,” he added. “… When they say you will never be nothing, you know that there’s no limit to your dreams and your success because I did it, you can do it. I’ve been in the game for over 30 years. I went from having nothing to making millions. That’s how beautiful God is. Always believe in yourself and your brand. Keep chasing your dream and your goals.”

See the full list of winners from last nigh’s 2020 BET Hip Hop Awards below.

Hip Hop Artist of the Year

DaBaby

Drake

Future

Lil Baby

Megan Thee Stallion — WINNER*

Roddy Ricch

Best Hip Hop Video

DaBaby, “Bop”

DaBaby f. Roddy Ricch, “Rockstar”

Drake, “Toosie Slide”

Future f. Drake, “Life Is Good” — WINNER*

Lil Baby, “The Bigger Picture”

Roddy Ricch, “The Box”

Song of the Year

“Bop” (DaBaby)

“Life Is Good” (Future f. Drake)

“Rockstar” (DaBaby f. Roddy Ricch)

“Savage” (Remix) (Megan Thee Stallion f. Beyoncé)

“The Box” (Roddy Ricch) — WINNER*

“Toosie Slide (Drake)”

Hip Hop Album of the Year

DaBaby, Blame It On Baby

DaBaby, Kirk

Future, High Off Life

Lil Baby, My Turn

Megan Thee Stallion, Suga

Roddy Ricch, Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial — WINNER*

Best Collaboration

DaBaby f. Roddy Ricch, “Rockstar”

Future f. Drake, “Life Is Good”

Jack Harlow feat. Tory Lanez, DaBaby & Lil Wayne, “Whats Poppin” (Remix)

Megan Thee Stallion f. Beyoncé, “Savage” (Remix) — WINNER*

Megan Thee Stallion f. Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign, “Hot Girl Summer”

Mustard f. Roddy Ricch, “Ballin’”

Best Duo or Group

Chris Brown and Young Thug — WINNER*

City Girls

EarthGang

JackBoys

Migos

Run The Jewels

Best New Hip Hop Artist

Flo Milli

Jack Harlow

Mulatto

NLE Choppa

Pop Smoke — WINNER*

Rod Wave

Best Live Performer

Big Sean

DaBaby

Drake

Megan Thee Stallion

Roddy Ricch

Travis Scott — WINNER*

Lyricist of the Year

Big Sean

DaBaby

Drake

J. Cole

Megan Thee Stallion

Rapsody — WINNER*

Video Director of the Year

Cactus Jack & White Trash Tyler

Cole Bennett

Colin Tilley

Dave Meyers

Director X

Teyana “Spike Tee” Taylor — WINNER*

DJ of the Year

Chase B

D-Nice — WINNER*

DJ Drama

DJ Envy

DJ Khaled

Mustard

Producer of the Year

9th Wonder

DJ Khaled

Hit-Boy — WINNER*

JetsonMade

Mike Will Made-It

Mustard

Hustler of the Year

Cardi B

DJ Khaled

Jay-Z

Megan Thee Stallion — WINNER*

Rick Ross

Travis Scott

Best Hip Hop platform

Complex

HipHopDX

HotNewHipHop

The Breakfast Club

The Joe Budden Podcast — WINNER*

The Shade Room

XXL

Sweet 16: Best Featured Verse

Beyoncé, “Savage” (Remix) (Megan Thee Stallion f. Beyoncé) — WINNER*

Bia, “Best on Earth” (Russ f. Bia)

Cardi B, “Writing on the Wall” (French Montana f. Post Malone, Cardi B & Rvssian)

Future, “Roses” (Remix) (Saint Jhn f. Future)

Roddy Ricch, “Rockstar” (DaBaby f. Roddy Ricch)

Travis Scott, “Hot” (Remix) (Young Thug f. Gunna & Travis Scott)

Impact Track

Anderson .Paak & Jay Rock, “Lockdown”

DaBaby f. Roddy Ricch, “Rockstar” (BLM Remix)

J. Cole, “Snow on tha Bluff”

Lil Baby, “The Bigger Picture” — WINNER*

Rapsody f. PJ Morton, “Afeni”

Wale f. Kelly Price, “Sue Me”

Best International Flow

Meryl (France)

Kaaris (France)

Nasty C (South Africa)

Khaligraph Jones (Kenya)

Stormzy (U.K.) — WINNER*

Ms Banks (U.K.)

Djonga (Brazil)

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