Usher and No Doubt were this year's only other multiple-award winners, with Usher victorious in the Best Male Video and Best Dance Video categories for his cut "Yeah!" (featuring Lil Jon & Ludacris), and No Doubt taking trophies in the Best Group Video and Best Pop Video categories for "It's My Life."

Other winners included Beyonce's "Naughty Girl" for Best Female Video; Alicia Keys' "If I Ain't Got You" for Best R&B Video; Jet's "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" for Best Rock Video; Franz Ferdinand's "Take Me Out" for Breakthrough Video; and Maroon 5's "This Love" for Best New Artist in a Video.

Linkin Park's "Breaking the Habit" edged out entries from Christina Aguilera, Yellowcard, Good Charlotte and Simple Plan to take the Viewer's Choice award, which was determined via fan votes submitted online and by phone.

A complete list of winners is below.

As always, live performances punctuated the awards, which, for the first time in 20 years, were held not in New York City or Los Angeles, but instead took place in Miami.

Performers included Usher, who started things off with "Confessions, Pt. 2," and was soon joined by Lil Jon and Ludacris for his award-winning "Yeah!"; Alicia Keys, who performed her hit "If I Ain't Got You," then transitioned into Stevie Wonder's "Higher Ground" with help from Wonder and Lenny Kravitz; Kanye West, who tapped Chaka Khan to deliver live the sample of her work included in his hit "Through the Wire"; and OutKast, who closed the show with a medley of "Prototype," "The Way You Move," "Ghetto Musick" and "Hey Ya!"

2004 MTV Video Music Awards Winners

Video of the Year
OuKast, "Hey Ya!"

Best Male Video
Usher featuring Lil Jon & Ludacris, "Yeah!"

Best Female Video
Beyoncé, "Naughty Girl"

Best Group Video
No Doubt, "It's My Life"

Best Rap Video
Jay-Z, "99 Problems"

Best R&B Video
Alicia Keys, "If I Ain't Got You"

Best Hip-Hop Video
OutKast, "Hey Ya!"

Best Dance Video
Usher featuring Lil Jon & Ludacris, "Yeah!"

Best Rock Video
Jet, "Are You Gonna Be My Girl"

Best Pop Video
No Doubt, "It's My Life"

Best New Artist in a Video
Maroon 5, "This Love"

MTV2 Award
Yellowcard, "Ocean Avenue"

Best Choreography in a Video
Black Eyed Peas, "Hey Mama"

Breakthrough Video
Franz Ferdinand, "Take Me Out"

Best Direction in a Video
Jay-Z, "99 Problems" (Director: Mark Romanek)

Best Special Effects in a Video
OutKast, "Hey Ya!"

Best Art Direction in a Video
OutKast, "Hey Ya!"

Best Editing in a Video
Jay-Z, "99 Problems"

Best Cinematography in a Video
Jay-Z, "99 Problems"

Best Soundtrack from a Video Game
Tony Hawk's Underground

Viewer's Choice
Linkin Park, "Breaking the Habit"