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Taylor Swift Jokes it Took 'Forever' for Post Malone to Stop Calling Her 'Ma'am' During 2024 VMA Win

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Taylor Swift Jokes It Took 'Forever' for Post Malone to Stop Calling Her 'Ma'am' During 2024 VMA Win

Taylor Swift kicked off the MTV Video Music Awards with a win, accompanied by her ever-polite duet partner, Post Malone. The duo took home the award for best collaboration for their chart-topping single ‘Fortnight’, featured on ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ album. The star-studded event at New York's UBS Arena celebrated their creative synergy on the track.

Upon accepting the award, Swift expressed her gratitude to Post Malone, thanking him for his contributions to their collaboration. "It’s incredible to be able to thank and honour the people who worked so hard with me on this video," Swift said during her acceptance speech.

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Post Malone, known for his versatility and unique musical style, added to the heartfelt moment, marking a significant achievement in both their careers. The duet became a fan favourite, blending Swift's lyrical prowess with Malone's genre-defying sound, creating a memorable musical partnership.

Swift’s humility shone through as she acknowledged the behind-the-scenes efforts that contributed to their success. Both artists share a strong bond over their collaboration, and Swift’s speech highlighted the importance of teamwork and mutual respect in their work.

The win was a fitting start to the evening, with Swift and Malone's powerful performance setting the 

tone for a night full of outstanding achievements. The music video for "Fortnight" has been widely praised for its artistic direction and storytelling, further cementing their status as industry leaders.

With their VMA win, Swift and Malone continue to dominate the charts and captivate fans worldwide, promising more exciting collaborations in the future.

-Sushmita Sarkar