\n\tStarting Monday (Sept. 1), several MTV channels will kick off a week of airing current and classic music videos 24\/7.<\/p>\n
\n\tThe move is designed to celebrate MTV\u2019s legacy and to promote the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards<\/a>, which are set to go live Sunday, Sept. 7.<\/p>\n \n\tThe videos will air across MTV2, MTV Live, MTV Classic and the Pluto channel \u201cMTV Biggest Pop\u201d \u2014 but, unfortunately, not the flagship channel itself.<\/p>\n \n\tThe lineup will feature 700-plus music videos, many airing for the first time in more than a decade, curated into these 12 themed categories:<\/p>\n \n\tThe videos were selected with an eye to representing all genres and as many artists as possible. But MTV revealed to Billboard the nine artists with the most videos among the 700 set for play in this weeklong video feast. Counting up, they are (with ties listed in alphabetical order):<\/p>\n \n\tAll nine of these acts are MTV royalty. All but Eminem<\/a> and the two groups on the list (*NSYNC<\/a> and Backstreet Boys<\/a>) have received (or will soon receive) the Video Vanguard Award; Mariah Carey<\/a> is slated to receive it this year. Combining the nine Justin Timberlake<\/a> videos on the list and the nine videos with his old group *NSYNC, JT pulls ahead of Eminem as the male artist with the most videos on the list.<\/p>\n \n\tThe MTV channels also plan to air \u201cinterstitials\u201d that celebrate music video fandom from iconic MTV personalities and such top stars as Alex Warren, Benson Boone, Carmen Electra, Chappell Roan, Connor Wood, Dasha, Davis Durleson, Doja Cat, Johnny Knoxville, Jon Bon Jovi, Mya, Olivia Rodrigo, Paris Hilton, Pauly D, Steve-O, Teddy Swims and Wyclef Jean.<\/p>\n \n\tHere\u2019s a sample: Paris Hilton counting down her seven favorite music videos of all time:<\/p>\n\n
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