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Aaron Carter picked up the Teen Choice Award for Choice Male Artist. BSB didn't win anything, but Nick performed with his bro Aaron. The awards will air on tv Aug. 20. Check your local listings for time and channel.
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Aaron Carter ... released a single on the 1999 Pokemon soundtrack. He performed his single "(Have Some) Fun With The Funk" on Nickelodeon during the 1999 Big Help Celebration. Thousands of fans in the audience and millions of television viewers got to see a great Airboy performance!
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At 13, Carter recorded the album Oh, Aaron (August 7, 2001) which featured his first duet recording with brother Nick. Oh, Aaron was accompanied by a video/DVD of the same name (March 26, 2002) which included footage of his 2001 concert in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, as well as music videos and interviews. Play Along Toys ... created an Aaron Carter action figure in conjuction with the album's release .
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Carter is active in sports, including water sports (surfing, swimming, scuba diving, kayaking), soccer, golf, baseball, football and motocross bike racing. He is ... an avid basketball player; he plays basketball with his tour mates, and has been known to shoot baskets on stage during his concerts. He collaborated with athlete Shaquille O'Neal for the music video to "That's How I Beat Shaq". In January 2005, he joined brother Nick in Whittier, California and played a game with the Hollywood Knights celebrity basketball team, raising money for local Los Angeles schools. Carter is active in sports, including water sports (surfing, swimming, scuba diving, kayaking), soccer, golf, baseball, football and motocross bike racing. He is also an avid basketball player; he plays basketball with his tour mates, and has been known to shoot baskets on stage during his concerts. He partnered with athlete Shaquille O'Neal for the music video to "That's How I Beat Shaq". In January 2005, he joined brother Nick in Whittier, California and played a game with the Hollywood Knights celebrity basketball team, raising money for local Los Angeles schools.
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Aaron on the "Tom Green Show" 7/29 was asked the usual questions - being Nick's bro, starting out in Germany, dating Hilary, liking Christina, the Tour - Aaron said he took over 3 times to get his driver's permit! Tom asked Aaron to let his co-host Glen play guitar at the Wiltern concert! (thx Nikki) - pictures (thx Carter Compound), fan reports
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In late-2001, Aaron and his brother Nick were among the many artists who participated in the recording of the 9/11-charity single "What More Can I Give" written and composed by Michael Jackson which was supposed to raise money for the victims. Unfortunately, Sony refused to release the track and forbade Michael Jackson to release it with the help of another label.
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