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The BET Awards Show Will Be Virtual This Year

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The BET Awards must go on!The viral pandemic has canceled everything but the bills. But it will not cancel an event for the culture–the BET Awards.The BET Experience usually takes place as a three-day event, in Los Angeles, California.

It has now been postponed and will return in 2021, but BET will still bless the people.In an exclusive interview with Variety, it has been confirmed that BET will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the BET Awards with a virtual BET Awards show, happening, on June 28.“The BET Awards are a seminal event – the biggest celebration of Black culture, Black accomplishment, Black excellence, and Black potential,” said Scott Mills, president of BET. “Our community, and the many millions who love Black culture, look to

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