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H.E.R. leads 2018 BET Soul-Train Awards nominees, Erykah Badu and Faith Evans to receive special honors, airing on Nov. 25


4-TIME GRAMMY AWARD WINNING SONGSTRESS ERYKAH BADU TO RECEIVE THE LEGEND AWARD
MULTI-PLATINUM SONGSTRESS FAITH EVANS TO BE HONORED WITH
LADY OF SOUL AWARD
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SOUL TRAIN AWARDS 2018 PREMIERES ON BET AND BET HER,
NOVEMBER 25TH AT 8PM ET

BET Networks has announced the nominees for the 2018 Soul Train Awards across 12 different categories. The annual celebration will recognize the best in Soul, R&B and Hip-Hop from legends to the next generation. Filming on November 17th at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, BET presents: 2018 Soul Train Awards will air on BET and BET HER on November 25, 2018 at 8PM ET.
2018 breakout star, H.E.R. leads the nominees for this year’s awards, followed closely by last year’s top winner, Bruno Mars & Cardi B both with six nominations each.  H.E.R.’s nominations include ‘Song of the Year,’ ‘Best R&B/Soul Female Artist,’ ‘Album/Mixtape of the Year,’ ‘Best Collaboration Performance,’ Video of the Year,’ and two nods in the ‘The Ashford and Simpson Songwriters Award’ category for “Best Part” & “Focus.” Bruno’s nominations include ’Best R&B/Soul Male,’ and he shares nominations with Cardi B for  ‘Song of the Year, ’Best Dance Performance, ’Best Collaboration Performance,’ ‘The Ashford and Simpson Songwriters Award’ ’Video of the Year,’ for “Finesse.”  Additionally, Cardi garnered a nomination for Rhythm & Bars Award (Best Hip-Hop Song of the Year).
Other nominees include SZA who garnered 5 nods, Ella Mai, Daniel Caesar, and each garnered 4 nods for this year’s awards.
Known for being the iconic best friend duo, on the 90’s hit show Martin, real-life best friends Tisha Campbell & Tichina Arnold are sure to bring the fun at this year’s awards. 
Four-time Grammy award-winning, singer-songwriter, artist, director/producer, holistic healer, activist, and mother Erykah Badu, is set to receive the Legend Award.  No stranger to the Soul Train Awards stage, serving as the 2017 host of the awards, Badu’s career has roots deeply planted in soul.  The New York Times described Badu’s groundbreaking debut, 1997’s “Baduizm,” as “traditional soul vocals, staccato hip-hop rhythms and laid-back jazzy grooves.” Yet, hindsight reveals that Badu’s debut was more than just an album, it was the introduction of a new lifestyle. In her career spanning over two decades, Badu has continued to use her platform as an altar. By incorporating instruments such as tuning forks, crystal singing bowls, and gem stones and more into her music, she has created a wave of healing energy throughout the planet. But her true instrument is the 'intent' with which she sings.
The fourth annual Lady of Soul Award will be presented to multi-platinum Grammy Award-winning artist, songwriter, and record producer Faith Evans. With a music career spanning over two decades, Faith has released eight studio albums, with over 18 million albums sold and spawning over 30 singles.  Faith has also performed on 20+ soundtracks and a host of guest appearances during her career.  Faith Evans is a seven-time Grammy nominee; winning “Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group” in 1998 for “I’ll Be Missing You,” an homage to her late husband and hip-hop legend Notorious B.I.G.
BET Presents: 2018 Soul Train Awards will feature an exciting lineup of unforgettable performances and viewers can expect special appearances by some of the brightest stars in entertainment. The event annually showcases Soul Train’s impact on the history of music and dance from the 70s to today.

The complete list of nominees for BET Presents: 2018 Soul Train Awards are:
BEST NEW ARTIST
DANIEL CAESAR
JORJA SMITH
KALI UCHIS
LEON THOMAS
NORMANI
QUEEN NAIJA
SOUL TRAIN CERTIFIED AWARD
ASHANTI
JORJA SMITH
LEDISI
LENNY KRAVITZ
MAJOR.
TAMIA
BEST R&B/SOUL FEMALE ARTIST
BEYONCE
ELLA MAI
H.E.R.
MARIAH CAREY
SZA
BEST R&B/SOUL MALE ARTIST
BRUNO MARS
CHILDISH GAMBINO
DANIEL CAESAR
JOHN LEGEND
KHALID
TANK
BEST GOSPEL/INSPIRATIONAL AWARD
ANDRA DAY
KIRK FRANKLIN
LECRAE
SNOOP DOGG                                                                                                                     
TORI KELLY                  
RHYTHM & BARS AWARD (BEST HIP-HOP SONG OF THE YEAR)
CARDI B                                            I LIKE IT FEAT. BAD BUNNY & J BALVIN
CHILDISH GAMBINO                        THIS IS AMERICA
DJ KHALED                                       NO BRAINER FEAT. JUSTIN BIEBER, CHANCE THE RAPPER AND QUAVO
DRAKE                                               IN MY FEELINGS
THE CARTERS                                  APE S**T
SONG OF THE YEAR
BRUNO MARS                                   FINESSE (REMIX) FEAT. CARDI B
ELLA MAI                                            BOO'D UP
H.E.R.                                                 EVERY KIND OF WAY
SZA                                                     THE WEEKEND
THE INTERNET                                  COME OVER
ALBUM/MIXTAPE OF THE YEAR
CHLOE X HALLE                                THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT
CHRIS BROWN                                  HEARTBREAK ON A FULL MOON
H.E.R.                                                  H.E.R.
LEON BRIDGES                                  GOOD THING
MIGUEL                                               WAR & LEISURE
THE INTERNET                                   HIVE MIND
THE ASHFORD AND SIMPSON SONGWRITER'S AWARD
FINESSE (REMIX) - WRITTEN BY: GENE HERNANDEZ, BELCALIS ALMANZAR, CHRIS BROWN, JAMES FAUNTLEROY, PHILIP LAWRENCE, RAY MCCULLOUGH, KLENORD RAPHAEL, JEREMY REEVES, JAMES YIP, RAY ROMULUS (BRUNO MARS FEAT. CARDI B)
SUMMERTIME MAGIC - WRITTEN BY: DONALD GLOVER, LUDWIG GORANSSON (CHILDISH GAMBINO)   
BEST PART - WRITTEN BY: ASHTON SIMMONDS, H.E.R., RILEY BELL, MATTHEW BURNETT, JORDAN EVANS (DANIEL CAESAR FEAT. H.E.R.)
BOO'D UP - WRITTEN BY: ELLA HOWELL, DIJON MCFARLANE, JOELLE JAMES, LARRANCE DOPSON (ELLA MAI)
FOCUS - WRITTEN BY: H.E.R., DARHYL CAMPER, JUSTIN LOVE (H.E.R.)
BROKEN CLOCKS - WRITTEN BY: SOLANA ROWE, CODY FAYNE, ADAM FEENEY, ASHTON SIMMONDS, THOMAS BEESLEY (SZA)                                                   
BEST DANCE PERFORMANCE
BRUNO MARS                                              FINESSE (REMIX) FEAT. CARDI B
CHRIS BROWN                                            TEMPO
CIARA                                                            LEVEL UP
HOODCELEBRITYY                                      WALKING TROPHY
JANET JACKSON                                          MADE FOR NOW FEAT. DADDY YANKEE
BEST COLLABORATION PERFORMANCE
BRUNO MARS                                               FINESSE (REMIX) FEAT. CARDI B
DANIEL CAESAR                                           BEST PART FEAT. H.E.R.
JOHN LEGEND                                              A GOOD NIGHT FEAT. BLOODPOP
KHALID, 6LACK, TY DOLLA $IGN                OTW
SZA                                                                DOVES IN THE WIND FEAT. KENDRICK LAMAR
VIDEO OF THE YEAR
BRUNO MARS                                               FINESSE (REMIX) FEAT. CARDI B
ELLA MAI                                                       BOO'D UP
H.E.R.                                                             AVENUE
SZA                                                                 BROKEN CLOCKS
THE INTERNET                                             COME OVER


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