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The 27th edition of the NRJ Music Awards, broadcast live from the Palais des Festivals in Cannes on 31 October, once again confirmed its status as a major music event on social media. Seven days after the broadcast, the ceremony hosted by Nikos Aliagas attracted 3 million TV viewers, dominating key audiences:
But the biggest achievement came online, where the NRJ Music Awards 2025 broke every record.
Between 22 September and 7 November, content related to the 2025 NRJ Music Awards generated over 95 million video views across NRJ’s official social channels — more than double last year’s results.
Platform-by-platform metrics reveal a spectacular trend:
These exceptional results reflect both huge audience engagement and NRJ’s ability to extend a TV broadcast into a full-scale social media experience.
The digital success of the NRJ Music Awards can be traced to several clear strategic levers:
You can find most viewed videos of NMA2025 here.
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