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It's 1999 Music Week at the Ringer and we're going deep on the year in music that was weird,

sublime, strange, it was a lot of things.

Make sure to go to the Ringer.com right now to see our ranking of the year's best music.

Come back all week, we're probably going to be publishing a ton of pieces and they're all great.

And as part of 99 Music Week, we're turning the clocks back and talking about maybe the most important night of 1999 that is the 1999

MTV Music Awards. Joining me here to talk about this moment this evening are

staff writers Kate Nibbs and Rob Harvilla.

Guys, how you feeling? How you feeling?

After watching the 1999 VMA is is again I'm feeling old.

Yeah, that was my biggest takeaway I think

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