VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS

Bruno Mars is up for FOUR Video Music Awards hosted by MTV... three of which are for none other than the hit video "Grenade". 


**The Lazy Song - Best Choreography
**Grenade - Video of the Year
**Grenade - Best Pop Video
**Grenade - Best Male Video of the Year

I'll Be Lying on the Couch...

Just chilling in my Snuggie.

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Behind the Scenes - Grenade

"Today, I get to share with you the visual companion piece to my new single, 'Grenade.' The song is about loving someone so deeply, and the pain of knowing that the person you love does not feel the same. The actions in this video serve as a metaphor, and should not be taken literally. I am aware of the power of visual media, and I encourage everyone who watches this video to understand that it is an artistic interpretation of the song, and not something to imitate." -- Bruno Mars

This video was brought to you by Elektra Records. 

The Lazy Song

The ultimate summer anthem - does anyone else feel like doing nothing today with some monkeys?
The monkeys in this video are Poreotics.

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A Still from ''Just the Way You Are"

The "Just the Way You Are" producers found an amazing artist that uses cassette tape as her canvas. This gave them the idea for this video.

Mars Meets Hawaii

Bruno Live

Bruno and Adele

Merry Christmas in July from Baby Bruno

Vinyl Record

Rolling Stone Magazine

Luomo Vogue - July and August 2011

Who is Bruno Mars?

Just a couple of years ago, Bruno Mars was not well known. Now, he is selling out arenas and is currently on an international tour. Bruno Mars is really Hawaiian native Peter Hernandez. 'Bruno' was a nickname given by his father because he was chubby like the famous wrestler Bruno Sammartino. 'Mars' came while in the studio because his name needed more 'pizzazz' and he is out of this world. Bruno is half-Filipino and half-Puerto Rican. 


Two of the songs from Bruno's album "Doo-Wops & Hooligans" are currently great hits and are constantly played on almost every radio station. "Grenade" and "Just the Way You Are" are both great hits written by the young star. If someone asks Bruno how he describes his music, his response would be "It's better if you don't understand; just listen and have a good time". 

His EP "It's Better If You Don't Understand" features a popular song "The Other Side". One of the lyrics from this song ended up becoming the title of the album. "Somewhere in Brooklyn" was first featured on "It's Better If You Don't Understand" then added to his later album "Doo-Woops & Hooligans" as a bonus song.