RockTop World: MUCH MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS 2012: All the MMVAs winners; Justin Bieber with little brother Jaxon in his arms and all the great stars for a great show tonight

Find out who's won at the 2012 MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto on June 17.

UR Fave International Artist or Group
Katy Perry
UR Fave Video of the Year
Carly Rae Jepsen 'Call Me Maybe'

UR Fave Artist or Group
Justin Bieber

Video of the Year
Carly Rae Jepsen "Call Me Maybe"
Down With Webster "She's Dope"
Drake "Headlines"
Hedley "Invincible"
Marianas Trench "Fallout"

International Video of the Year- Group
Bad Meets Evil feat. Bruno Mars "Lighters"
Cobra Starship feat. Sabi "You Make Me Feel"
Coldplay "Paradise"
Foster The People "Houdini"
Gym Class Heroes feat. Adam Levine "Stereo Hearts"
LMFAO "Sexy and I Know It"
Maroon 5 feat. Christina Aguilera "Moves Like Jagger"
One Direction "One Thing"
Selena Gomez and The Scene "Love You Like a Love Song"
The Wanted "Glad You Came"

MuchLoud Rock Video of the Year
Arkells "Michigan Left"
Fucked Up "Queen of Hearts"
Sam Roberts Band "I Feel You"
The Sheepdogs "I Don't Know"
Theory of a Deadman "Chick Came Back"

MuchVibe Hip Hop Video of the Year
Drake "The Motto"
A-Game "Cool Boyz"
Classified "The Hangover"
Harvey Stripes "Come On"
K'Naan feat. Nelly Furtado "Is Anybody Out There?"

Most Online Streamed Video
Carly Rae Jepsen "Call Me Maybe"
Post-Production Video of the Year
Down With Webster "Big Wheels"
Marianas Trench "Fallout"
Shaun Boothe "Let Me Go"
The New Cities "Heatwave"
These Kids Wear Crowns "I Wanna Dance With Somebody"

Cinematography Video of the Year
City and Colour "Fragile Bird"
Hedley feat. P. Reign "Invincible"
Kreesha Turner "Rock Paper Scissors"
Marianas Trench "Fallout"
Shawn Desman "Moneyshot/Something Stupid"

Director of the Year
Aleesia feat. Big Sean "Kiss it Bye Bye"
Danny Fernandes "Hit Me Up"
Down With Webster "Royalty"
Marianas Trench "Haven't Had Enough"
Nelly Furtado "Big Hoops"

Pop Video of the Year
Anjulie "Brand New Chick"
Carly Rae Jepsen "Call Me Maybe"
Hedley feat. P. Reign "Invincible"
Marianas Trench "Hadn't Had Enough"
Victoria Duffield "Shut Up and Dance"

International Video of the Year- Artist
Beyonce "Run the World (Girls)"
Chris Brown feat. Justin Bieber "Next 2 You"
David Guetta feat. Nicki Minaj "Turn Me On"
Flo Rida "Good Feeling"
Katy Perry "Last Friday Night"
Kelly Clarkson "Stronger"
Lady Gaga "Marry The Night"
Nicki Minaj "Starships"
Pitbull "Give Me Everything"
Rihanna "We Found Love"

International Video of the Year by a Canadian
Avril Lavigne "Smile"
Drake feat. Rihanna "Take Care"
Justin Bieber "Boyfriend"
Nickelback "When We Stand Together"
Simple Plan "Astronaut"

MuchFact Indie Video of the Year
Arcade Fire "Sprawl II"
City and Colour "Fragile Bird"
Danny Fernandes "Hit Me Up"
Down With Webster "She's Dope"
Lights "Banner"

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Justin Bieber had a baby-sized surprise for his fans on the MuchMusic Video Awards red carpet.
The 18-year-old pop star from Stratford, Ont., arrived with his little brother in his arms, eliciting even more screams from the hordes who stood outside Much headquarters all day for a chance to see the show.
And Bieber, set to close the annual awards bash, was clearly the main attraction. Fans clutched cardboard cutouts of his head, waved marriage proposals hastily scrawled on gigantic signs and wore purple and red headbands with his name written across.
Earlier in the day, some industrious Bieber followers were even spotted trying to squeeze underneath fencing set up around the perimeter of the stage in the hopes of possibly catching a glimpse of the singer.
Outrageous electro-pop duo LMFAO opened the show with a mashup medley of their ubiquitous dancefloor hits. The irreverent duo took the stage surrounded by acrobatic dancers (including someone in a plush pink bear costume and several inflatabale zebras) before eventually stripping to thongs.
With the threat of rain hovering, many fans were clad in yellow plastic slickers — and they came in handy when LMFAO popped a couple bottles and sprayed the contents indiscriminately across the first few rows.
PHOTOS: Scenes from the red carpet
The MMVAs always promise splashy red-carpet introductions and this year's was no different.
Katy Perry stole the pre-show by arriving with a line of kids, each dressed up as characters created by the pop bombshell which appear in the music videos culled from her smash sophomore album “Teenage Dream.”
Carly Rae Jepsen arrived in a convertible being polished by two shirtless gentlemen, Flo Rida rolled down in a sleek silver Lamborghini and Marianas Trench — the evening's leading nominees with seven nods — hit the carpet inside a mobile bouncy castle surrounded by toy soldiers.
After emerging, they hopped about with inflatable horses strapped to their pants. They were then immediately presented with awards for pop video of the year and cinematography of the year.
Other performers were expected include “American Idol” winner Kelly Clarkson, British sensation Ed Sheeran and hip-swivelling Victoria songstress Nelly Furtado.
READ MORE: Justin Bieber fans dominate crowd at MMVAsAmong the other early winners of awards handed out on the red carpet, Saskatoon retro-rockers the Sheepdogs won for rock video of the year, Down With Webster earned post-production of the year and Danny Fernandes' video for “Hit Me Up” took the trophy for director of the year.

“Thank you very much,” Fernandes said, claiming his award. “I'm going to party.”