Frank Ocean has been nominated for a pair of O Music Awards. Ocean is tied with Beck, both of whom are leading all other artists with two nods. Ocean got one for Must Follow Artist on Twitter.
In that category, he'll face off against Bruno Mars, Questlove, Andrew W.K., Erykah Badu, Grimes, Carrie Brownstein, Solange, Ryan Adams and Richard Marx.
Ocean's video for "Pyramids" was nominated in the Too Much A** for TV category, in which he's facing off against David Bowie's "The Stars (Are Out Tonight)," Sigur Ros' "Valtari," DIIV's "Wait" and Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines."
The O Music Awards are at 7 p.m. EST on June 19, complete with a 24-hour live-streamed party to "celebrate and honor the artists, innovators and fans that are impacting music, technology and counter culture today." More than 50 bands will perform during the event.
Fans can vote at OMusicAwards.com via their Facebook or Twitter account. Open nominations have begun and will go through May 21.
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