The awards were handed out Wednesday night in a ceremony hosted by 'Nashville's' Charles Esten.

Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban

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Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood were the big winners at Wednesday night's CMT Music Awards, which took place in Nashville.

Urban and Underwood won best male and best female video of the year for "Blue Ain't Your Color" and "Church Bells," respectively, while the pair also took home best collaborative video of the year for "The Fighter." Urban also took home the social superstar of the year and video of the year awards.

This marks eight CMT Music Awards for Urban throughout his career; it also is his first win since 2010.

Underwood, meanwhile, broke her own record for the most wins in the show’s history with a total of 17.

The show, which aired live on CMT, was hosted by Nashville's Charles Esten.

A full list of winners follows.

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  Video of the Year

  

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  Keith Urban – “Blue Ain’t Your Color” - WINNER

  Artists of Then, Now & Forever – “Forever Country”

  Brad Paisley – “Today”

  Brett Eldredge – “Wanna Be That Song”

  Carrie Underwood – “Church Bells”

  Cole Swindell – “Middle Of A Memory”

  Dierks Bentley and Elle King – “Different For Girls”

  Florida Georgia Line – “H.O.L.Y.”

  Jon Pardi – “Dirt On My Boots”

  Kelsea Ballerini – “Peter Pan”

  Little Big Town – “Better Man”

  Luke Bryan – “Huntin’, Fishin’ and Lovin’ Every Day”

  Miranda Lambert – “Vice”

  Thomas Rhett – “Star Of The Show”
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  Female Video of the Year

  

  Carrie Underwood

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  Carrie Underwood – “Church Bells” - WINNER

  Kelsea Ballerini – “Peter Pan”

  Lauren Alaina – “Road Less Traveled”

  Maren Morris – “80s Mercedes”

  Miranda Lambert – “Vice”

  Reba McEntire – “Back To God”
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  Male Video of the Year

  

  Keith Urban

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  Keith Urban – “Blue Ain’t Your Color” - WINNER

  Blake Shelton – “Came Here To Forget”

  Eric Church – “Record Year”

  Jason Aldean – “Lights Come On”

  Luke Bryan – “Huntin’, Fishin’ and Lovin’ Every Day”

  Thomas Rhett – “Star Of The Show”