BET Awards Red Carpet Trainwrecks Over The Years

The 24th BET Awards are taking place on June 30 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Taraji P. Henson will be hosting the ceremony for a third time and the night is sure to provide some unforgettable moments. Before the awards, we take a look back at the biggest red carpet trainwrecks from over the years. Lil’ Mama (2008) For this look, Lil’ Mama’s red getup sadly was giving homemaker chic. Kweisi Gharreau (2007) Writer Kweisi Gharreau was trying to promote his work on the red carpet, but his terrible frock took away from the moment. Remy Ma (2005) Remy Ma’s sexy peek-a-boo dress was too much of a bad thing. Chingy (2005) Chingy’s oversized fashion choices for the ceremony showed how the “Right Thurr” emcee desperately needed a stylist. Da Brat (2003) We’re not sure what Da Brat was thinking with her Spongebob tribute back in 2003 — and she probably doesn’t either. Nicki Minaj (2011) Nicki Minaj was known for her over the top persona and this tacky ensemble echoed that sentiment. MC Lyte (2009) We’re not sure how MC Lyte wasn’t hot as hell in this ridiculously ruffled top. Kanye West (2022) Donning a pair of blue motorcycle gloves, sunglasses and a black mask that covered his whole face, Kanye West looked like he came straight from a horror film to the BET Awards. Latoya Jackson (2003) Latoya Jackson’s 2003 BET Awards dress reminded us of ripped napkin remnants. Soulja Boy (2008) Soulja Boy’s 2008 look at the ceremony was very Soulja Boy—and that’s all we’ll say about that. B.o.B (2011) B.o.B’s denim patchwork shorts, orange boots and plaid socks clashed—and not in a fun way. Trina (2002) We love the “Baddest Chick,” but Trina’s 2002 outfit was bad in the worst way possible. LL Cool J (2002) Ladies, do in fact, love cool James — but not his past fashion choices. Paris Bennett (2006) The former “American Idol” contestant Paris Bennett was downright adorable, but her clothes weren’t. Elephant Man (2004) Elephant Man’s bold prints and blonde hair were just a no. Eve (2001) Eve may have won for “Best Female Hip-Hop” artist of the year at the very first BET Awards, but her denim ensemble left much to be desired. Kendrick Lamar (2012) K. Dot may be the GOAT, but his attempt to be cutting edge at the 2012 BET Awards didn’t go over well…at all.