MOBO Awards - Season 22 / Year 2020
Season 22 / Year 2020
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The MOBO Awards 2020
Coverage of the 2020 MOBO Awards, a virtual celebration of black music and culture. This year's unique ceremony involves ten awards, two cultural films and nine unique performances from some of the biggest and most exciting names in music right now, all unified with a positive narrative of mobilisation after one of the most extraordinary years in modern history - from the global Covid-19 pandemic, to the public killing of George Floyd and the subsequent rise to prominence of the Black Lives Matter. Featuring performances by Headie One and M Huncho, Ms Banks, Tiwa Savage and Kojey Radical.
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