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The Kid LAROI Just Joined This Year's VMAs Line-Up

The Kid LAROI, Jack Harlow, Ozuna and Tainty are the latest artists to join next week's jam-packed event.

Jack Harlow, The Kid LAROI, Ozuna, and Tainy are the latest musicians tapped to perform at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards. They will join a star-studded line-up of fellow performers including Camila Cabello, Chlöe, Doja Cat, Lil Nas X, Machine Gun Kelly, Shawn Mendes, Kacey Musgraves, Olivia Rodrigo, and Twenty One Pilots at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Sunday, September 12. (That’s September 13th in Australia.)

The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Ozuna is returning to the VMAs stage for the first time after setting it ablaze with Spanish pop star Rosalía in 2019 for a performance of "La Funka," while the other three performers in this latest batch – Jack Harlow, The Kid LAROI, and Tainy – will make their main-show debuts. And each of them has had a smash year, and sizzling new tunes, to celebrate.

The rapper Jack Harlow delivered an impassioned performance of his breakout single “Whats Poppin” from a Kentucky basketball court during the 2020 VMA pre-show. This year, he’ll appear during the main show alongside Lil Nas X for a duet of their hit single “Industry Baby.” Released in July, the song will feature on Nas X’s forthcoming album Montero, out September 17.

Like Harlow, The Kid LAROI and Tainy are responsible for some of the biggest collaborative records of the year. Nominated for the first time in the Best New Artist and Push Performance of the Year categories, The Kid LAROI will take the stage with global superstar Justin Bieber for a can’t-miss performance of their chart-topping pop confection “Stay.” And Tainy will amp up the nostalgia in “Summer of Love” alongside Shawn Mendes.

It all goes down when the VMAs air down under on Monday, September 13 from 8:30am (AEST) on MTV Australia. 

Catch the full VMAs performance line-up here, and make sure to catch the 2021 MTV Music Video Awards live on Monday, September 13 from 8.30am AEST.

This article originally appeared on MTV.com. It’s been edited for local eyes.

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