The Nominees for Dj Blufire Awards for 2012

DJ Blufire's 2012 Awards Preview

These are awards for hip hop and r&b singers for the year of 2012.  Below are the first nominations for the categories that I have created.  If you feel that one is wrong or I forgot something leave a comment and back up your statement.





Verse of the Year
    2 Chainz-Riot
    Big Sean-RWT
    Drake-Amen
   2 Chainz-Mercy
   Meek Mill-House Party
  Tyga- Ratchet 


Chorus of the Year
   Drake- No Lie
   Meek Mill- Black Magic
   Juicy J- Bands Make Her Dance
   Mercy- Kanye West
   I Don't Like- Chief Keef
   Same Damn Time- Future

Group or Collective of the Year
YMCMB
Maybach Music
Good Music
Odd Future
Top Dog Ent.

Collaboration of the Year
I Don't Like (Remix)- Kanye West ft. Cheif Keef, Pusha T, Big Sean and Jadakiss
No Lie- 2 Chainz and Drake
Till I Die- Chris Brown ft. Wiz Khalifa and Big Sean
3 Kings- Rick Ross, Dr. Dre and Jay-Z

Beat of the Year
Riot- DJ Spinz
So Sophisticated- Beat Bully
Mercy- Lifted
Clique- Hit Boy

Music Video of the Year
Birthday Song- 2 Chainz and Kanye West
Pyramids- Frank Ocean
My Homies Still- Lil Wayne and Big Sean
Mercy- Kanye West ft. Pusha T, Big Sean and 2 Chainz
Throw it Away- Slaughterhouse

Mixtape of the Year
Well Done 3- Tyga
Salute Me or Shoot Me 4- Waka Flocka Flame
Body Bag 2- Ace Hood
Big Sean- Detroit

Breakout Artist of the Year
Frank Ocean
2 Chainz
A$AP Rocky
French Montana

R&B Singer of the Year
Frank Ocean
Usher
Trey Songz
R. Kelly
Chris Brown

Rapper of the Year
Kanye West
2 Chainz
Rick Ross
Drake

Banger of the Year
Pop That- French Montana ft. Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne

Mercy- Kanye West ft. Pusha T, Big Sean and 2 Chainz
I Don't Like (Remix)- Kanye West ft. Cheif Keef, Pusha T, Big Sean and Jadakiss
Hold Me Back- Rick Ross


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