List of awards and nominations received by the Pussycat Dolls

The Pussycat Dolls are an American girl group who have received various awards and nominations, including, two MTV Video Music Awards and a NRJ Music Award, in addition to being nominated for a Grammy Award and Brit Award nominations.

The Pussycat Dolls awards and nominations

The Pussycat Dolls performing in December 2005.
Awards and nominations Award Wins Nominations American Music Awards 0 2 Billboard Music Awards 0 2 Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Award 1 1 Billboard Touring Awards 0 1 Brit Awards 0 1 Dolly Teen Choice Awards 1 1 ECHO Awards 0 3 Grammy Awards 0 1 Goldene Kamera 1 1 International Dance Music Awards 2 4 Los Premios MTV Latinoamérica 0 1 Meteor Music Awards 0 1 MOBO Awards 0 2 Mnet Asian Music Awards 2 2 MTV Asia Awards 0 1 MTV Australia Awards 0 4 MTV Europe Music Awards 0 1 MTV Video Music Awards 2 9 MuchMusic Video Awards 0 6 MYX Music Awards 1 2 Naomi Awards 1 1 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 0 1 NRJ Music Awards 1 3 Smash Hits Poll Winners Party 1 4 Soul Train Music Awards 0 2 Teen Choice Awards 0 1 TMF Awards (Belgium) 1 2 TMF Awards (Netherlands) 1 2 Urban Music Awards USA 0 1 World Music Awards 0 1
Totals^[a]
Wins	20
Nominations	69
Note Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Their debut single "Don't Cha" propelled them to international success in 2005 and earned them a Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Award for Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs Sales while its music video won Best Video at the Smash Hits Poll Winners Party. Their debut studio album, PCD (2005) was recognized as Best International Album at the 2006 TMF Awards and spawned five more singles including "Stickwitu" which was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals at the 2007 ceremony and "Buttons". Its music video received two nominations at the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards, winning Best Dancing in a Video. That same year, they received Best Group nominations at the American Music Awards, the MOBO Awards and the MTV Europe Music Awards and a Brit Award nomination for International Breakthrough Act.

In 2008, the group released their second and final studio album, Doll Domination which includes lead single "When I Grow Up". Its music video received six nominations, including Video of the Year at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards, winning Best Dancing in a Video. The following year, the Pussycat Dolls received the International Duo/Group of the Year award at the NRJ Music Awards.

Awards and nominations

Award	Year	Category	Work	Result	Ref.
American Music Awards	2006	Artist of the Year	—	Nominated	^[1]
		Favorite Duo or Group – Pop/Rock		Nominated
		Favorite Breakthrough Artist		Nominated
BDSCertified Spin Awards	2005	50,000 Spins Award	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Won	^[2]
	2006		"Beep"^[b]	Won	^[3]
			"Buttons"^[c]	Won	^[4]
		100,000 Spins Award		Won	^[5]
			"Stickwitu"	Won	^[6]
		200,000 Spins Award	"Buttons"^[c]	Won	^[7]
		300,000 Spins Award	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Won	^[8]
	2007		"Buttons"^[c]	Won	^[9]
			"Stickwitu"	Won	^[10]
Billboard Music Awards	2005	Top-Selling Hot 100 Song of the Year	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Nominated	^[11]
	2006	Top Duo/Group	—	Nominated	^[12]
Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Awards	2006	Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs Sales	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Won	^[13]
Billboard Touring Awards	2006	Top Package	Back to Basics Tour^[d]	Nominated	^[14]
Bravo Otto	2005	Pop Band	—	Silver	^[15]
	2006			Bronze	^[16]
Bravo Otto (Hungary)	2007	Best Foreign Group		Nominated
Brit Awards	2006	International Breakthrough Act		Nominated
Dolly Teen Choice Awards	2006	Best Mobile Phone Ringtone		Won	^[17]
Echo Awards	2006	Best International Newcomer		Nominated	^[18]
	2007	Best International Group		Nominated
	2008	Best International Group/Collaboration		Nominated
Goldene Kamera	2006	Pop International		Won	^[19]
Grammy Awards	2006	Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals	"Stickwitu"	Nominated	^[20]
Hungarian Music Awards	2006	International Pop Album of the Year	PCD	Nominated
International Dance Music Awards	2006	Best New Dance Artist Group	—	Won	^[21]
		Best R&B/Urban Dance Track	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Nominated
		Best Pop Dance Track		Nominated
		Best Dance Video		Nominated
Los 40 Music Awards	2006	Best New Artist — International	—	Nominated	^[22]
Los Premios MTV Latinoamérica	2006	Best International New Artist		Nominated	^[23]
Meteor Music Awards	2006	Best International Group		Nominated	^[24]
Mnet Asian Music Awards	2006	Best International Artist		Won	^[25]
	2007			Won	^[26]
MOBO Awards	2006	Best Group		Nominated	^[27]
	2007	Best Video	"Wait a Minute"^[e]	Nominated	^[28]
MTV Asia Awards	2006	Favorite Breakthrough Artist	—	Nominated	^[29]
MTV Australia Video Music Awards	2006	Best R&B Video	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Nominated	^[30]
	2007	Sexiest Video	"I Don't Need a Man"	Nominated	^[31]
		Best Hook Up	"Buttons"^[c]	Nominated
	2008	Best Moves	"When I Grow Up"	Nominated	^[32]
MTV Europe Music Awards	2006	Best Group	—	Nominated	^[33]
	2007	Best Urban		Shortlisted	^[34]
MTV Pilipinas Music Award	2006	Favorite International Video	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Nominated
MTV Video Music Awards	2006	Best Dance Video	"Buttons"^[c]	Won	^[35]
		Best Choreography		Nominated
	2008	Video of the Year	"When I Grow Up"	Nominated	^[36]
		Best Dancing in a Video		Won
		Best Direction		Nominated
		Best Choreography		Nominated
		Best Art Direction		Nominated
		Best Cinematography		Nominated
	2009	Best Choreography	"Jai Ho! (You Are My Destiny)"^[f]	Nominated	^[37]
MTV Video Play Awards	2007	Most Played Music Videos of the Year	"Wait a Minute"^[e]	Platinum
MuchMusic Video Awards	2006	Best International Group Video	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Nominated
		People's Choice: Favourite International Group		Nominated
	2007	Best International Group Video	"Wait a Minute"^[e]	Nominated	^[38]
		People's Choice: Favourite International Group	"Buttons"^[c]	Nominated
	2009	Best International Video – Group	"I Hate This Part	Nominated	^[39]
		MuchMusic.com Most Watched Video	"When I Grow Up"	Nominated
Myx Music Awards	2006	Favorite International Video	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Won	^[40]
	2007		"Buttons"^[c]	Nominated	^[41]
Naomi Awards	2006	Worst International Breakthrough Artist	—	Nominated	^[42]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards	2009	Favorite Music Group		Nominated	^[43]
NRJ Music Award	2006	International Breakthrough of the Year		Nominated	^[44]
	2007	International Duo/Group of the Year		Nominated	^[45]
	2009			Won	^[46]
Smash Hits Poll Winners Party	2005	Best International Band		Nominated	^[47]
		Best R&B Act		Nominated
		Hot New Talent		Nominated
		Best Video	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Won
Soul Train Music Awards	2006	Best R&B/Soul Single – Group, Band or Duo		Nominated	^[48]
	2007		"Stickwitu"^[g]	Nominated	^[49]
Spin Awards	2005	Worst New Artist	—	Runner-up
Teen Choice Awards	2006	Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Track	"Buttons"^[c]	Nominated	^[50]
TMF Awards (Belgium)	2006	Best Album — International	PCD	Won	^[51]
		Best Pop — International	—	Nominated
TMF Awards (the Netherlands)	2006	Best Newcomer — International		Won	^[52]
		Radio 538 Single Award	"Buttons"^[c]	Nominated
Top of the Pops	2005	Band of the Year	—	Runner-up	^[53]
		Dressed in the Dark		Runner-up	^[54]
Urban Music Awards USA	2007	Best Female Group		Nominated
Virgin Media Music Awards	2009	Worst Track	"When I Grow Up"	Runner-up	^[55]
World Music Awards	2006	World's Best New Artist	—	Nominated
XM Nation Music Awards	2005	"Turn Up the Heat" - Sexiest Song	"Don't Cha"^[a]	Won	^[56]

Notes

1. shared with Busta Rhymes
2. shared with will.i.am
3. shared with Snoop Dogg
4. shared with Christina Aguilera and Danity Kane
5. shared with Timbaland
6. shared with A. R. Rahman, Nicole Scherzinger, Robin Antin, and Mikey Minden
7. shared with Avant

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