AMERICA MUSIC AWARDS 2012
Get a room ... Nicki Minaj and Justin Bieber
The singer – who also performed solo in a fluffy wintry outfit – pulled a sex face as she thrust her bulging behind in the teen titan’s direction.
Newly-single Justin appeared equally caught up in the saucy moment, pushing his middle region towards the busty rap queen’s booty and pulling hungrily at his red leather trousers.
The stars’ Beauty And The Beat collaboration was among the live highlights at the prize-giving bash at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.
But there was a host of other stellar performances on the night.
Showing lots of Minaj-ination ... Nicki performs in wintry outfit
Christina Aguilera vied to out-boob Nicki in typically revealing stage attire.
The singer ensured her ample assets didn’t go unnoticed in a star-emblazoned bodysuit at the 40th anniversary bash, where she performed Lotus, Army Of Me and Let There Be Love.
Breast intentions ... Christina Aguilera
She also teamed up with rapper Pitbull – looking dapper in a suit – for Feel This Love.
He's got the hump ... Pitbull thrusts himself at Christina Aguilera
R&B star Usher opened the three-hour show in eye-catching style, courtesy of a green laser beam display.
Dressed in black apart from a pair of red trainers, he played a medley of songs that included Numb, Climax and Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop.
Opening act ... Usher
Carly Rae Jepsen, who beat One Direction to the New Artist Of The Year award, also performed early on in the ceremony.
The Canadian singer drew attention to her legs in a little white frock and jacket.
Bit of all white ... Carly Rae Jepsen
Chris Brown flaunted even more skin, going open-shirted for his Everydays Birthday collaboration with Swizz Beatz and Ludacris.
However, the R&B bad boy’s stint on stage has sparked controversy, with some eagle-eyed observers claiming he mimed his vocals.
Flesh-flasher ... Chris Brown
The Brits were represented in the form of The Wanted, who all dressed to the nines in smart evening clobber.
They gave a rendition of their song I Found You that went down such a storm, they received a standing ovation at the end.
Standing ovation ... The Wanted
Pink also had the audience mesmerised, recreating her complex choreography from her Try video for a live version of the single.
And she once again displayed impressive strength when she lifted her buff male co-star off the stage.
Manning up ... Pink
Taylor Swift proved she’s not all sweetness and light with a darkly brooding performance of her song I Knew You Were Trouble.
The singer – who bagged the Favourite Female Country Artist gong – apparently wrote the lyrics about her lothario former boyfriend John Mayer.
Dark side ... Taylor Swift
Gwen Stefani turned heads in a black bra and sheer top when she took to the fray with No Doubt.
She teamed her revealing top with tight leather trousers.
Bra-vellous ... Gwen Stefani
Less graceful onstage was Ke$ha, who looked distinctly ungainly throughout her performance of new single Die Young.
The towering singer appeared to be doing a dodgy version of the Can-Can at one point, proving she’s not quite as blessed as Gwen in the flexibility stakes.
Ungainly ... Ke$ha
Kelly Clarkson showed she can do style as well as belting out power ballads in a bra-revealing leather dress adorned with sparklers.
Her microphone was just as bling, glittering in the stage lights during her greatest hits medley.
Bling ... Kelly Clarkson
Linkin Park provided a dose of heavy rock, while Carrie Underwood looked gothic in a black dress and trendy heels.
Rock stars ... Linkin Park
Legend Stevie Wonder paid tribute to American radio and TV star Dick Clark, who died of a heart attack in April, aged 82.
The star performed a mash-up of his best-loved tunes while images of the broadcasting icon flashed on a screen behind him.
Going gothic ... Carrie Underwood
But the biggest cheers of the night were saved for South Korean star PSY’s duet with early-90s rap favourite MC Hammer.
Tribute ... Stevie Wonder
The unlikely pair closed the event with a version of PSY’s monster viral hit Gangnam Style, with Hammer nailing the song’s famous horse-riding dance.
The forgotten US rapper then reminded the audience of his past with a performance of his aptly-titled 1991 tune Too Legit To Quit.
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