(11.06.2013)

Attention Fan Armies
Want To Be On Our Show? Here’s How!

It’s time to rally for the cause!
We’re cooking up something special for our 24-hour O Music Awards event,
and we need YOU to make it happen!

So here’s what you gotta do:
Get on camera and go on record for your army.
Submit your videos via email to: Contact: OMAFANARMY2013@GMAIL.COM
(Subject line: FAN ARMY FTW) in response to the prompts below.

1) Describe the first time you heard or saw your artist/band.

2) What does it mean to be a member of your FAN ARMY? Tell us the importance of this FAN ARMY in your everyday life.

3) How many times have you seen your band live?

4) Have you ever met any members of your band? What did that mean to you?

5) What sets your FAN ARMY apart from other Fan Armies?

6) Why should your FAN ARMY win the OMA this year?

7) How often have you voted?

8) What would it mean to you if your FAN ARMY won the O Music Award?

9) ASK/BEG/COMMAND your fellow fans to vote!

10) PLEDGE Allegiance to your band/artist on camera.

You have 15 seconds! Send a message to your beloved band.

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(20.06.2012)

Alien Invasion WINS
‘Best Fan Army‘
4TH YR in a ROW

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(11.12.2012)

Alien Receives OMA WIN Superfan Prize

“These are some photos of the guitar that the boys gave me because we won for the third time as a fan army.
You can ask the questions that you want to” 🙂 ~ Sarahi Kaulitz

(09.07.2012)

O Music Awards Score an Offline Win

A popular Internet maxim is that no one watches longform video. So what do you do if you want people to watch 24 hours of it?

If you’re MTV, you bring in an established band with a loyal following and you blend the old (music television) with the new (reality television).

This is precisely what MTV tried to do with the latest installment of its O Music Awards.

For the third time (in 3 O Music Awards), the prize was given to the “Aliens,” fans of German pop-rock band Tokio Hotel. The legions of Tokio Hotel fans beat out fans of artists with similarly rabid followings such as One Direction and Super Junior.

An informal look at the statistics suggests that maybe it’s not the Flaming Lips that’s driving the success of this event at all. Viacom told me that at its peak, the O Music Awards website was receiving 36,000 pageviews per second, all of which was driven by voting and excitement over three key awards categories: “Fan Army FTW,” “Must Follow on Twitter,” and “OMA Superfan Rundown.” These categories have nothing to do with music, but honor the fans behind the artist.

When Viacom looks at the stats and deems this event a success (and it was), they’ll look at the 44 million votes they received, the 1.2 million streams, and the traffic bonanza that comes from the global audience. This is huge for the growth of the O Music Awards. However, those “Aliens” will go vote for Tokio Hotel wherever – no matter what.

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