'Actress and comedian Amanda Seales, 38, adroitly hosted the show with a green screen at her house as she went to pre-taped performances and acceptance speeches pre-recorded by the winners.Talented: Rapsody did the second verseTop honor: Beyoncé urged viewers to 'dismantle a racist and unequal system' as she received the Humanitarian of the Year AwardFuture ft. Drake, 'Life Is Good'Winning attitude: Lizzo, 32, won Best Female R&B/Pop Artist and talked about always feeling like a winnerDuring BET's three-hour telecast, which marked the 20th anniversary of its awards, Roddy Ricch, 21, won Album of the Year for Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial, while Lizzo, 32, won Best Female R&B/Pop Artist, and Chris Brown earned Best Male R&B/Pop Artist.There were also verses done by Rapsody, Public Enemy Radio's Jahi and The Roots' Black Thought with Questlove DJing.Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media GroupLegendary: Flavor Flav showed off his signature clock necklaceTaking a stand: It was a recreation of the original music video complete with footage from the recent protestsDue to the coronavirus epidemic, artists performed alone at home or in isolated studios and warehouses, presenting awards without nomination cards and accepting them via taped speech.Chris Brown Ft. Drake, 'No Guidance'Special performance: Alicia Keys performed a touching piece during the three-hour showBeyoncé's daughter, Blue Ivy, eight, won the BET HER Award—her first—for Brown Skin Girl, joined by her mother, WizKid and Saint Jhn.The host: Amanda Seales hosted the awards show broadcast on CBS without a live audience with the help of a green screen at her houseIt began with 12-year-old Keedron Bryant who emotionally sang his viral hit I Just Wanna Live a capella before kicking into a recreation of the original music video complete with footage from the recent protests.John P. Kee ft. Zacardi Cortez, 'I Made It Out'Award winner: As the Best New Artist winner, Roddy Ricch pulled double duty, performing his own songs, High Fashion and The Box'Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé'We are no longer accepting comments on this article.The 38-year-old Queen Bey urged viewers to 'dismantle a racist and unequal system' as she received the Humanitarian of the Year Award.Here we go again: Chuck D kicked off the powerful performanceLizzo ft. Missy Elliott, 'Tempo'Legends: Public Enemy to brought back their 1989 hit Fight The Power for a new generation at the 2020 BET AwardsThe Single Ladies hitmaker said: 'I want to dedicate the award to all of my brothers out there, all of my sisters out there, inspiring me and marching and fighting for change.They're back!
'Published by Associated Newspapers LtdThe 46-year-old Crown Heights native rapped: 'They say a suicide when dead bodies are swinging/Cowards are hunting Black men that's what I’m seeing. The performance concluded with a powerful verse by Chuck D joined by hypeman Flavor FlavEmotional: The award show opened with 12-year-old gospel singer Keedron Bryant movingly singing I Just Wanna Live a capella'Homecoming: The Live Album,' BeyoncéSeveral of the best artists in the world appeared on the television broadcast - which was simulcasted on CBS for the first time ever - including Beyonce.Chuck D kicked off the powerful performance before Nas rapped the first verse.The comments below have not been moderated.Ciara ft. Lupita Nyong'o, Ester Dean, City Girls & La La, 'Melanin'Powerful performance: Jennifer Hudson also delivered a powerful performance during the awards ceremonyMegan Thee Stallion, 25, was named Best Female Hip-Hop Artist, while DaBaby scored Best Male Hip-Hop Artist, and Migos won for Best Group.Megan Thee Stallion ft. Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign, 'Hot Girl Summer'The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.As the original song was created by the Long Island, New York based group for Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing film, the verses in this new version pertained to the Black Lives Matter movement and protests over the deaths of Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks and other Black victims killed by police.TV star: Tracee Ellis Ross was among the stars who made remote appearances on the showSo there is no greater time for Public Enemy to bring back their 1989 hit Fight The Power for a new generation.The performance concluded with a powerful verse by Chuck D joined by hypeman Flavor Flav.Powerful: YG was the last to contribute a guest verse as he said: 'They killed Malcolm X, they killed Dr. King, they gave us guns and they want to stop our kings / they try to stop our history, stop and think, history class ain't tell us about Juneteenth''Your voices are being heard, and you're proving to our ancestors that their struggles were not in vain. Produced by The Bomb Squad, Hank Shocklee, Eric Sadler & 1 more. Public Enemy are joined by Nas, The Roots, YG, and more to perform Fight The Power remix for a new generation at 2020 BET Awards. Legendary hip hop group Public Enemy opened the 2020 BET Awards with a powerful performance of their 1989 classic “Fight the Power,” which was from the … "It's time for him to GO.