Carrie Underwood, Tim McGraw win big at CMT Music Awards

Los Angeles: Singers Tim McGraw and Carrie Underwood won big at the 2016 CMT Music Awards.

Tim McGraw walked away with Video of the Year, the biggest prize of the awards gala held at Nashville on Wednesday, for his music video for "Humble and kind", while Underwood won the Female Video of the Year and CMT Performance of the Year awards for her song "Smoke break", reports aceshowbiz.com.

Carrie Underwood and Tim McGraw

McGraw won the trophy, which was presented to him by Vince Vaughn, over fellow country superstars like Blake Shelton ("Sangria"), Thomas Rhett ("Die a Happy Man"), Chris Stapleton ("Fire Away") and Luke Bryan ("Strip It Down").

Shelton bagged the Social Superstar Award, while Rhett won the Male Video of the Year trophy for "Die a Happy Man". Stapleton accepted the Breakthrough Video of the Year for "Fire Away" and Little Big Town was honoured with the Group Video of the Year for "Girl Crush".

List of winners:

Video of the Year: "Humble and kind" - Tim McGraw
Male Video of the Year: "Die a happy man" - Thomas Rhett
Female Video of the Year: "Smoke break" - Carrie Underwood
Group/Duo Video of the Year: "Girl crush" - Little Big Town
Breakthrough Video of the Year: "Fire away" - Chris Stapleton
CMT Performance of the Year: "Smoke break" - Carrie Underwood from "CMT Instant Jam"
CMT Social Superstar: Blake Shelton