MTV Europe Music Award for Best Worldwide Act

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The following is a list of the MTV Europe Music Award winners and nominees for Best Worldwide Act.

2010's

YearWinnerNominees
2011 Big Bang

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2012 Han Geng

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2013 Chris Lee

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2014 Bibi Zhou
2015 Diamond Platnumz (Africa & India)
Jane Zhang (Asia)
5 Seconds of Summer (Australia & New Zealand)
Marco Mengoni (Europe)
Anitta (Brazil)
Justin Bieber (North America)
2016

Wizkid (Nigeria)
Got7 (Korea)
Troye Sivan (Australia)
Zara Larsson (Sweden)
Maluma (Colombia)
Shawn Mendes (Canada)

2017

Lil' Kleine - The Netherlands
C. Tangana – Spain
Babymetal – Japan
ALMA – Finland
Davido – Nigeria
Stormzy - UK & Ireland
Lali - Argentina

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