Enjoy full episodes, exclusive clips, and behind-the-scenes content from your favorite MTV shows
Enjoy full episodes, exclusive clips, and behind-the-scenes content from your favorite MTV shows
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Program license Free
Developer MTV
Version 147.106.1
Works under Android
Also known as MTV
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Developer
MTV
Works under
Android
Program license
Free
Version
147.106.1
Also known as
MTV
Pros
- Full episodes available with sign-in through participating TV providers
- Free, unlocked videos that include select episodes and bonus content like after shows, sneak peeks, and exclusive digital series
- Chromecast support for watching on a TV
- Strong emphasis on live-event access and behind-the-scenes highlights around major MTV events
Cons
- Discontinued, and MTV states there is no replacement for the app
- Full-episode viewing is tied to a TV subscription and participating providers
- If your TV provider is not supported, full access may be limited
MTV is an Android entertainment app built around MTV programming, combining full episodes with a steady stream of short-form video like exclusive clips and behind-the-scenes moments from the network’s shows.
It’s best for MTV fans who want a mobile way to keep up with series they follow, especially if they can sign in with a participating TV provider to unlock more viewing.
A mix of full episodes and quick-hit extras
The app’s core promise is access to full episodes from a range of MTV series, alongside exclusive clips and other add-ons that expand on what airs on TV. Beyond standard episode playback, the library also leans into bonus material such as after shows, sneak peeks, and other MTV and MTV News videos, which helps the app feel less like a simple episode list and more like a channel companion.
What you can watch depends on your TV provider
For many viewers, the biggest dividing line is authentication: signing in with a TV provider is positioned as the way to open up full-episode access as part of a TV subscription (with availability tied to participating providers). At the same time, the app also highlights free, unlocked content, so it is not strictly limited to signed-in viewing.
Casting support and event-minded coverage
MTV also frames the app as something you can take beyond a phone screen, with Chromecast support for sending video to a TV. On the content side, it calls out coverage tied to major MTV moments, including access around the VMAs and the MTV Movie Awards, with backstage interviews and red carpet highlights, plus livestream-style coverage from events such as music festivals and San Diego Comic-Con.
Status and where to keep watching
MTV’s support information states that the MTV app has been discontinued, and also notes there is no replacement. For ongoing access, viewers are directed to watch through their TV provider (including the MTV live channel and On Demand content) or on mtv.com, with many seasons also available on Paramount+. MTV also notes that a TV provider may offer a TV Everywhere app for streaming devices, and that select episodes can be watched on Paramount+ and Pluto TV.
Pros
- Full episodes available with sign-in through participating TV providers
- Free, unlocked videos that include select episodes and bonus content like after shows, sneak peeks, and exclusive digital series
- Chromecast support for watching on a TV
- Strong emphasis on live-event access and behind-the-scenes highlights around major MTV events
Cons
- Discontinued, and MTV states there is no replacement for the app
- Full-episode viewing is tied to a TV subscription and participating providers
- If your TV provider is not supported, full access may be limited