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KORN Win 'Favorite Video' Trophy At MTV ASIA AWARDS

May 7, 2006

KORN were honored with the "Favorite Video" trophy at the the 2006 MTV Asia Awards, which were held in Thailand on Saturday (May 6).

KORN won the award for the hilarious "Twisted Transistor" video off their seventh studio album, "See You on the Other Side". The band kicked off the night with a blazing performance of the track in front of the 4,600-capacity crowd.

The awards ceremony was held in the countries capital Bangkok at the Siam Paragon.

Other bands that were nominated in the "Favorite Video" category included GREEN DAY, KANYE WEST, FRANZ FERDINAND and MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE.

Check out pictures at KornTV.co.uk.

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