Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards: ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Named Favorite Movie; ‘Stranger Things,’ Millie Bobby Brown, Ariana Grande & BTS Among Repeat Winners – Full List

As was the case last year, Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards 2021 was a remote ceremony, boasting major talent, stellar musical performances and a whole lot of the network’s signature slime.

Hosted by Saturday Night Live cast member and Nickelodeon alum Keenan Thompson (Kenan, All That), the broadcast celebrating kids’ favorite TV shows, movies and games was notable, given the return of a number of winners from recent years.

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Some of the night’s major awards went to Wonder Woman 1984 (Favorite Movie), Alexa & Katie (Favorite Kids TV Show), Stranger Things (Favorite Family TV Show) Robert Downey Jr. (Favorite Movie Actor) and Millie Bobbie Brown (Favorite Female TV Star, Favorite Movie Actress). While Stranger Things triumphed in the same category last year, Brown had previously claimed the award for Female TV Star.

On the music side, top awards went to Ariana Grande (Favorite Female Artist) and Justin Bieber (Favorite Male Artist), who together claimed the Favorite Music Collaboration prize. Also pulling double duty as a winner—in the categories of Favorite Music Group and Favorite Global Music Star—was South Korean boy band BTS.

Kicking off at 7:30 ET, this year’s KCAs were simulcast across Nickelodeon, TeenNick, Nicktoons and Nick Jr. The show featured special remarks from Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris, as part of the annual Generation Change presentation, spotlighting the power that kids have to positively shape the world’s future. Later, iCarly cast members Miranda Cosgrove, Jerry Trainor and Nathan Kress reunited to present the award for Favorite Movie.

Other notable appearances at the ceremony were made by Brown, BTS, Gal Gadot, Addison Rae, Sofía Vergara, David Dobrik, Tiffany Haddish, Anna Kendrick, Dove Cameron, Heidi Klum, Terry Crews, Dixie D’Amelio, Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp, Gaten Matarazzo, Joshua Bassett, Anthony Anderson, Dani & Dannah Lane and Iain Armitage. Nickelodeon stars stopping by included JoJo Siwa, That Girl Lay Lay, Jules LeBlanc, Jayden Bartels, Gabrielle Nevaeh Green, Darci Lynne and Young Dylan.

Rounding out the show was Grammy Award winner Bieber, who joined rapper Quavo to perform his chart-topper “Intentions,” as well as a medley of two recent singles, “Hold On” and “Anyone.”

Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards 2021 winners:

TELEVISION:

• FAVORITE KIDS TV SHOW
  Alexa & Katie

• FAVORITE FAMILY TV SHOW
  Stranger Things

• FAVORITE REALITY SHOW
  America’s Got Talent

• FAVORITE ANIMATED SERIES
  SpongeBob SquarePants

• FAVORITE FEMALE TV STAR
  Millie Bobby Brown

• FAVORITE MALE TV STAR
  Jace Norman

FILM:

• FAVORITE MOVIE
  Wonder Woman 1984

• FAVORITE MOVIE ACTRESS
  Millie Bobby Brown
  FAVORITE MOVIE ACTOR
  Robert Downey Jr.

• FAVORITE ANIMATED MOVIE
  Soul

• FAVORITE VOICE FROM AN ANIMATED MOVIE
  Anna Kendrick

MUSIC:

• FAVORITE FEMALE ARTIST
  Ariana Grande

• FAVORITE MALE ARTIST
  Justin Bieber

• FAVORITE MUSIC GROUP
  BTS

• FAVORITE MUSIC COLLABORATION
  “Stuck with U” – Ariana Grande & Justin Bieber

• FAVORITE SONG
  “Dynamite” – BTS

• FAVORITE GLOBAL MUSIC STAR
  BTS

OTHER CATEGORIES:

• FAVORITE FEMALE SOCIAL STAR
  Charli D’Amelio

• FAVORITE MALE SOCIAL STAR
  James Charles

• FAVORITE FEMALE SPORTS STAR
  Simone Biles

• FAVORITE MALE SPORTS STAR
  LeBron James

• FAVORITE VIDEO GAME
  Among Us

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