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With the Brits on tomorrow, The worst in music awards are out today.

The Naomi Awards honour the "truly terrible" acts of the past 12 months.

Pete Doherty was voted worst live act for his shambolic stage performances - when he bothers to turn up at all.
Pop Idol winner Michelle McManus had the worst British album with The Meaning of Love.

Now defunct boy band Busted were named worst British attempt at rock and their successors McFly won worst British breakthrough act.

Blue were named worst British group, Jamie Cullum worst British male and Rachel Stevens worst British female.

Brian McFadden earned the title of worst international male, while worst international female went to Big Brother`s Nadia Almada.

Blazin` Squad won least convincing `urban` act for the second year running.

The special award for outstandingly bad contribution to music went to Louis Walsh, the man responsible for Westlife and Girls Aloud.

The awards - named after supermodel Naomi Campbell and her short-lived singing career - are voted anonymously by record company executives, producers, managers and music journalists.

Simon George, music and marketing director of sponsor Music Choice, said: "Most awards take themselves too seriously. The Naomis recognise those who shouldn`t have enjoyed what little success they have had."

Naomi Award Winners:
:: Worst British Group - Blue
:: Worst British Male - Jamie Cullum
:: Worst British Female - Rachel Stevens
:: Worst British Single - I Believe My Heart by Duncan James and Keedie
:: Worst British Album - The Meaning of Love by Michelle McManus
:: Worst International Male - Brian McFadden
:: Worst International Female - Nadia
:: Worst International Group - Westlife
:: Worst International Album - The Long Road Back by Peter Andre
:: Worst International Breakthrough - DJ Casper
:: Worst British Breakthrough Act - McFly
:: Worst British Attempt at Rock - Busted
:: Worst Pop Act - Sam and Mark
:: Worst Live Act - Pete Doherty
:: Least Convincing `Urban` Act - Blazin` Squad
:: Outstandingly Bad Contribution to Music - Louis Walsh

Taken from u.tv


Have to say that a lot of those are spot on!

Oh I dont know...a little bit of the Cha cha slide!

the cha cha slide does liven up a party from what I've seen! especially if you have 50 of us and a crap DJ!!!

but agreeing with a lot of them... Louis Walsh