From 2014 to 2020, Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards continued to reign as the ultimate celebration of everything kids love—music, movies, TV, sports, gaming, and viral culture—all wrapped in an electrifying, slime-soaked spectacle.

 

During this era, the show evolved into a global entertainment phenomenon, airing in over 150 countries with localized voting and talent integration, making it one of the most far-reaching youth award shows in the world. Each year delivered fresh innovation—from immersive stage designs and live stunts to interactive fan experiences and massive celebrity moments.

 

A-list hosts like The Rock, John Cena, Blake Shelton, and DJ Khaled brought new energy and cross-generational appeal, while top stars—from Ariana Grande and Kevin Hart to Zendaya and Blake Shelton and many more—showed up to celebrate and get slimed.

 

The franchise also embraced digital-first content and real-time fan engagement, driving massive social trends, second-screen experiences, and billions of global votes each year. The show consistently broke viewership and engagement records, becoming a cultural moment kids and families looked forward to annually.

 

Through these unforgettable years, Kids’ Choice Awards cemented its place as more than just a show—it became a rite of passage, a fan-powered phenomenon, and Nickelodeon’s biggest, boldest expression of fun.