celeb news BRIT Awards 2024 pulls in 3.1 million viewers as ratings dip by almost a million

[Gwendolyn]

The 2024 BRIT Awards pulled in 3.1 million viewers during its broadcast on Saturday night.

 

Maya Jama, Roman Kemp and Clara Amfo hosted the show, and for the second year running it took place on a Saturday, broadcast live from London's O2 Arena.

 

And despite a star-studded lineup, that included Kylie Minogue, Dua Lipa and Raye, ratings dipped by 0.8 million.

 

The BRIT Awards 2024, streamed on ITV, pulled in an average audience of 2.5 million, with a peak of 3.1 million.

 

2023 was the first year the Awards ceremony was moved to a Saturday and evidently the move paid off - after views rose by 1.2 million from the year before - when it was broadcast.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/brit_awards/article-13151361/BRIT-Awards-2024-pulls-3-1-million-viewers-ratings-dip-million-despite-performances-Kylie-Minogue-Dua-Lipa-Raye.html

 

 

Edited March 3 by Gwendolyn

[fa77ot]

no gaga, no ratings

 

[Gelato]

Not surprised. Obviously how people watch TV has changed but I can't describe how uncool this entire show feels nowadays. When I was a child it was one of the biggest nights for anyone who loves music and entertainment but now no one cares.

 

UK record labels are also really struggling to launch new British acts, especially female ones.

Edited March 3 by Gelato

[HASHTAGPOW]

Well they did stream this live on YouTube as well

 

[Dante Silva]

It felt odd this was on, on a Saturday night. So used to it being on mid-week. I kept having to remind myself it wasn’t Wednesday.

[honestopinion]

The way i only knew Brits happened is because of Miley's post on Instagram, this award is dead 

[narid]

No one cares about the Brits tbh. Completely irrelevant award show.

[glitch]

 

[Janet]

They should’ve done it on a Sunday night

[SamanthaJadeFr]

No Little Mix, no ratings

[Devin]

award show ceremonies in general are dying. 

[glitch]

In all seriousness I think the BRITS were better when they were a more informal event. Ever since they've acted like the British Grammys it's been a bit cringe. They always pick the most awful presenters, it surely isn't that hard to find someone half decent to present 

[Gwendolyn]

5 minutes ago, glitch said:

In all seriousness I think the BRITS were better when they were a more informal event. Ever since they've acted like the British Grammys it's been a bit cringe. They always pick the most awful presenters, it surely isn't that hard to find someone half decent to present 

The BRIT School shilling last night was also insufferable, this is exactly what people mean when they say the BRITs is too industry/london focused and out of touch 

Edited March 3 by Gwendolyn

[tost1]

Everyone tuned out after Dua's performance to stream TS on repeat!

[Junlin]

They should be so lucky having Kylie™ to carrying the ratings for such a boring show. 

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[Jay07]

No offense but other than Kylie and Dua I didn't know anyone else who was performing or winning awards. Happy for RAYE though, she seemed really moved (but I still don't know her).

[The Man Who]

53 minutes ago, Gelato said:

Not surprised. Obviously how people watch TV has changed but I can't describe how uncool this entire show feels nowadays. When I was a child it was one of the biggest nights for anyone who loves music and entertainment but now no one cares.

 

UK record labels are also really struggling to launch new British acts, especially female ones.

It’s crazy how we’ve gone from performances like these:

 

 

 

 

To Tate McRae, Raye, Becky Hill and Rema. The bar was in hell last night. 

[Miley Cyrus]

Training season made 1 million people tune out  Dua’s power!

[LosingHimWasBlue]

Y'all still hyping up this?

no one in real life know this show, except British. 

[bjorn]

Duas POWER 

 

SHE did THAT 

 

 

[Nashe]

2 hours ago, Gwendolyn said:

And despite a star-studded lineup, that included Kylie Minogue, Dua Lipa and Raye

they cannot be serious with this. Kylie, of course, yes, an icon. But no one, except the regular deluded gay, would tune in for these people.

 

You either bring the big ones or you skip a year.

[babycomeround]

The British GP knew they weren't gonna get excellence like this so didn't tune in.

[americanshameless]

7 hours ago, The Man Who said:

It’s crazy how we’ve gone from performances like these:

 

 

 

 

To Tate McRae, Raye, Becky Hill and Rema. The bar was in hell last night. 

Or you’re just old. 

[Miss Anthropocene]

No exciting British music acts anymore except dua  

 

pop music in the uk is dead 

[reymiu]

6 hours ago, Nashe said:

they cannot be serious with this. Kylie, of course, yes, an icon. But no one, except the regular deluded gay, would tune in for these people.

 

You either bring the big ones or you skip a year.

Agree. Last year had Harry Styles (who I dislike but can't deny that he is a big star)