Kanye West and hip-hop group UGK have won two awards each at this year’s Black Entertainment TV (BET) awards.

West took home the prize for best male hip-hop artist and best collaboration for Good Life, which featured T-Pain.

UGK was named best group and also won video of the year for International Player’s Anthem (I Choose You) featuring Outkast.

Missy Elliott scooped the award for female hip-hop artist, Marvin Sapp took best gospel artist, while the prize for best new artist went to the Dream.

Alicia Keys and Chris Brown took top honours in the R&B artist categories at the ceremony in Los Angeles.

Rapper Kanye West was booed after appearing over an hour and a half late at the Bonnaroo festival in Tennessee.

Angry fans, who had to wait well into the early hours to see him, responded by chanting “Kanye sucks” and pelting the empty stage with glow sticks.

The delay was blamed on problems setting up a glow-in-the-dark backdrop for West’s set

The four-day festival saw performances from over 150 acts, including The Raconteurs and comedian Chris Rock.