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LOS ANGELES — The 2023 BET Awards celebrated 50 years of hip-hop with tributes to the genre’s earliest voices, late legends and new talent during a performance-packed show that consistently felt like a party. Sunday’s biggest surprise was a rare public performance by Quavo and Offset, the surviving members of Migos, who did a rendition of “Bad and Boujee” in front of an image of Takeoff, who died in a shooting in November. Throughout the show, whether it was Tupac, Warren G, Notorious B. G., Biz Markie or Pop Smoke, performers and emcee Kid Capri paid homage to late hip-hop stars, often by quickly highlighting a taste of their best-known hits.

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In a show where the awards are few and far between, Capri and BET kept the emphasis on the music. Busta Rhymes took home the Lifetime Achievement Award, handed to him by Swizz Beatz. The 12-time Grammy Award-nominated rapper, producer, and pioneering hip-hop figure is widely regarded as one of the great MCs, with seven Top 10 Billboard Hot 100 hits to his name.

Last year the award was given to Sean “Diddy” Combs. Diddy, Janet Jackson, Chuck D, Missy Elliot, Pharrell Williams and Mariah Carey recorded a video tribute to Rhymes.“Alright, Imma wear it on my sleeve.

I do wanna cry,” Rhymes started his speech, as his eyes started to water. “A lot of greatness from our people in our culture is by default. He talked about his six children, being kicked out from his hip-hop group Leaders of the New School, and learning how to rebuild by going into studios, sharing a cigar with whoever was in the studio, and “quickly whipping up a 16-bar verse. Because it’s just a magic we have.”An energetic tribute to Rhymes followed.

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The MC teamed up with Spliff Star for “Ante Up Remix,” “Scenario,” “Look At Me Now” and “I Know What You Want,” before a long list of A-listers jumped in: Scar Lip with “This Is New York,” Coi Leray with “Players,” BIA with “Beach Ball,” among them. Halfway through the performance, Rhymes shifted gears to celebrate dancehall alongside Dexta Daps’ “Shabba Madda Pot”; Spice, “So Mi Like It”; Skillibeng, “Whap Whap”; and Cutty Ranks’ “A Who Seh Me Dun (Wait Deh Man).”Elsewhere, too, old-school hip-hop heroes and modern stars mixed it up onstage, performing tracks celebrating rap’s most influential cities and innovation.

For Miami, Trick Daddy and Trina rocked through “Nann,” and Uncle Luke took on “I Wanna Rock (Doo Doo Brown).” For Atlanta, Jeezy ripped through “They Know,” T. hit “24’s,” and Master P did “No Limit Soldiers” into “Make ‘Em Say Ugh.” And for hip-hop’s reggae influence, Jamaica’s Doug E. Fresh and Lil ’Vicious did an acapella version of “Freaks,” Mad Lion performed “Take It Easy” and PATRA nailed “Romantic Call.”An ode to trap started with Capri spinning the late Pop Smoke’s “Dior” before Chief Keef nailed “Faneto” and Ying Yang Twins did “Wait (The Whisper Song.”)Audience members sang along (and a few hopped up on stage) while Capri and MC Lyte keep the hostless show moving. A masked Lil Uzi Vert opened the show at Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater before it jumped into a quick history lesson.   It was a mostly hiccup-free show — save for a brief moment of dead air, a hitch during Patti La Belle’s performance and the show running nearly four hours — particularly noteworthy for an event scheduled in the midst of the Hollywood writers’ strike, addressed by singer Muni Long as she introduced Kali and her Tik Tok hit “Area Codes.”La Belle honored the late Tina Turner with a performance of her hit “The Best,” telling the audience that she couldn’t see the words at one point. Capri walked the audience through a medley of the earliest days of New York City ’80s rap culture featuring The Sugarhill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delight,” MC LYTE’s “Cha Cha Cha”, D-NICE’s “Call ME D-Nice” and Big Daddy Kane’s “Raw,” into a partial cover of “Just A Friend,” an homage to the late great Biz Markie.“I would not be in this business on the stage tonight if it wasn’t for one person,” Big Daddy Kane said in introducing the song “Rest in Peace.” He invited audience members to sing along to the song’s infectious chorus.  

Beyoncé, a native of Houston, won two awards for “Break My Soul,” a No. Beyoncé also tied with SZA for Album of the Year for Renaissance.

In winning the BET Her Award and the viewer’s choice award, she extended her lead as the artist with the most wins in BET Awards history. Beyoncé is the first three-time winner of the BET Her Award, which honors motivational and empowering songs that center on women.

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It was Beyoncé's fourth win in the fan-voted category, which puts her in a tie with Lil Wayne for most wins (combining lead and featured credits). Plano-born Marsai Martin discussed entrepreneurship and feeding the creative spirit in her acceptance speech for the Rising Star award. Martin was raised in Little Elm, where she participated in plays at Chavez Elementary School.

Her parents sent audition videos to casting agents.