We're a little less than month away from seeing how Kendall and Kylie Jenner do as hosts of the MuchMusic Video Awards. In the meantime, we have the nominations to hold us over.

Drake and Hedley top the nominations as the two are up for six awards, said the Hollywood Reporter. The two will face off in three categories: favorite artist/group, best video and best director. Audiences can only vote on the favorite artist/group category, as the other two awards are chosen by a group.

SonReal is nominated for five awards, and Arcade Fire and The Weeknd are both nominated for four. Imagine Dragons and Lorde, who are each nominated for two awards, are also set to perform.

Pharrell Williams, 5 Seconds of Summer, July Talk, Keys N Krates and MAGIC! are first-time nominees.

The Jenner sisters were announced as the hosts of the upcoming award show earlier in the month. At the Billboard Music Awards, older sister Kendall Jenner messed up when trying to introduce performers 5 Seconds of Summer. It appeared as though she almost called the Australian band One Direction by mistake. She blamed it on not being great at reading.

The MuchMusic Video Awards started in 1990, and it honors Canada's best music videos. Billy Talent is the most nominated and awarded band in the history of the MuchMusic Video Awards.

This year the show will take place on June 15 at 9 p.m. ET.

Here's the full list of the 2014 nominees:

Video of the Year

"Live For" by The Weeknd f. Drake

"Everywhere We Go" by SonReal

"Anything" by Hedley

"Worst Behavior" by Drake

"Afterlife" by Arcade Fire

Post-Production Video of the Year

"Hot Tonight" by Tokyo Police Club

"What I Wouldn't Do" by Serena Ryder

"We're All in This Together" by Sam Roberts Band

"Crazy For You" by Hedley

"Thirst" by City and Colour

Dance Video of the Year

"Run This" by Thugli

"Dum Dee Dum" by Keys N Krates

"Come Alive" by Chrome f. Toro y Moi

"Asphyxiation" by Autoerotique

"Sisters" by A Tribe Called Red f. Northern Voice

Director of the Year

Amos LeBlanc, Ohji Inoue for Thugli's "Run This"

Peter Huang for SonReal's "Everywhere We Go"

John JP Poliquin for Hedley's "Anything"

Director X, Drake for Drake's "Worst Behavior"

Emily Kai Bock for Arcade Fire's "Afterlife"

Pop Video of the Year

"Goodbye, Goodbye" by Tegan and Sara

"What I Wouldn't Do" by Serena Ryder

"La La/Danse" by Mia Martina f. Dev

"Anything" by Hedley

"Down With Webster" by Chills

Rock/Alternative Video of the Year

"Hot Tonight" by Tokyo Police Club

"Shapeshifters" by Sam Roberts Band

"Guns + Ammunition" by July Talk

"Thirst" by City and Colour

"Reflektor" by Arcade Fire

Hip Hop Video of the Year

"Everywhere We Go" by SonReal

"We Them N*ggas" by P. Feign F. A$AP Rocky

"Friend of Mine" by D-Sisive

"Worst Behavior" by Drake

"Higher" by Classified f. B.o.B.

MuchFact Video of the Year

"More than Friends" by Victoria Duffield

"Run This" by Thugli

"Everywhere We Go" by SonReal

"Shapeshifters" by Sam Roberts Band

"Asphyxiation" by Autoerotique

International Video of the Year, Artist

"Everything Has Changed" by Taylor Swift f. Ed Sheeran

"Come & Get It" by Selena Gomez

"Happy" by Pharrell

"Wrecking Ball" by Miley Cyrus

"Royals" by Lorde

International Video of the Year, Group

"Story of My Life" by One Direction

"Hopeless Wanderer" by Mumford & Sons

"Love Somebody" by Maroon 5

"White Walls" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis f. ScHoolboy Q & Hollis

"Supersoaker" by Kings of Leon

International Video of the Year by a Canadian

"Belong to the World" by The Weeknd

"Rude" by MAGIC!

"All That Matters" by Justin Bieber

"Jordan" by Drake f. Majid

"Rock N Roll" by Avril Lavigne