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Taylor Swift Dedicates VMA Win to Dolly Parton, Breaks All-Time Record With 33 Wins

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Taylor Swift had a night at the MTV VMAs. She took home Video Of The Year for“The Fate Of Ophelia,”a video she wrote and directed, then used her acceptance speech to honor the late Dolly Parton, calling her“the ultimate showgirl.”Swift praised the way Parton turned her life into love and gratitude for her fans.

That win also made Swift the most-awarded artist in VMA history with 33 total wins, passing Beyoncé’s 30. The Dolly tributes didn’t stop there: Kacey Musgraves performed“I Will Always Love You”later in the show. And in news a lot of people missed, Swift and Travis Kelce donated $26 million to US charities, including Parton’s Imagination Library.

It’s the kind of night that reminds you why these award shows still hit: a record-breaking win, a genuine tribute, and real generosity behind the scenes. Which moment from the VMAs are you still thinking about?

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