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Lady Gaga bared her soul at the YouTube Music Awards.

Have you ever seen a rapper bust 6,077 words in 6 minutes? No? Then you must've missed Eminem's YTMA performance.

Here's one of the most talked-about moments from the first-ever YTMAs. Stay tuned for more.

YouTube Music Awards winners Pentatonix take on the music of Daft Punk.

Explore the history of the accordion-heavy jams with music experimentalists CDZA.

An inspiring rendition of Katy Perry's "Roar."

Take a look at some of the best performances from the YouTube Music Awards across the globe.

Pop hitmaker Bonnie McKee meets a cappella master Mike Tompkins.

Watch the highlights from the first-ever YouTube Music Awards, including performances from Lady Gaga, Eminem, Arcade Fire and more.

How to rock out on a car.

Music video platform VEVO has created its "WTF" playlist, featuring some of the oddest yet strangely-compelling videos of the year. Press "play" and marvel at the bizarre.

A beginner's guide to The Beatles.

On Sunday at 6 p.m. ET, music history is being made with the first-ever YouTube Music Awards. And when you press "play," you're guaranteed to catch these artists performing live. Here's a sneak peek at who you'll see.

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These mega-talented musicians can not only come up with original songs, but they can put a unique twist on a classic track, as these fantastic remakes prove.

Postmodern Jukebox and a 7-foot clown crooner team up for a unique cover of Lorde's "Royals."

These artists don't need pyrotechnics and big production values to move a crowd; just give them a microphone and magic can happen.

The Legend of PVC Pipe Zelda.

Music videos constantly explore new aesthetic and visual territory--here's an inside look at the making of a few of the biggest hit videos of the past year.

They want to suck your blood, they can't go out in the sunlight, and they hate garlic. For these vampire-inspired music videos, musicians embraced vampire lore to chilling effect.

Supernatural and spooky: these are the videos that go bump in the night. Musicians and directors have let their imaginations run wild to create these crazy creatures.

Trending: Pomplamoose's Jack Conte brings his Avicii remix to life.

For some artists, it's Halloween every day. Makeup, hair, clothes, attitude: these musicians create and inhabit alternate personas. Take a look inside their world, if you dare ...

Originally debuted in 1982, and featuring the epically scary voice of Vincent Price, Michael Jackson's "Thriller" had a massive effect on popular culture that continues to this day.

Halloween ... a cappella-style.