The MTV Asia Awards 2003 was held on January 24, 2003,[1] at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in Singapore.[2] The event was the second edition of the MTV Asia Awards, and was hosted by Shaggy and Coco Lee.[3][4] Performers included Avril Lavigne, Missy Elliott, Robbie Williams, Blue and Stefanie Sun.[5] Mastercard, Nokia, Toyota along with Panasonic co-sponsored for the 2nd MTV Asia Awards.[6][7]
| MTV Asia Awards 2003 | |
|---|---|
| Date | January 24, 2003 |
| Location | Singapore Indoor Stadium, Singapore |
| Hosted by | Shaggy and Coco Lee |
Nominees in each category are listed alphabetically,[8][9] winners are bolded.[10][11][12]
International awards
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Favorite Artist Mainland ChinaeditFavorite Artist Hong KongeditFavorite Artist IndiaeditFavorite Artist IndonesiaeditFavorite Artist Koreaedit |
Favorite Artist Malaysiaedit
Favorite Artist PhilippineseditFavorite Artist Singaporeedit
Favorite Artist TaiwaneditFavorite Artist Thailandedit
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Special awards
editReferences
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