Miley Cyrus couldn't muster a Grammy nomination for either of her big videos of the year, but have no fear - they are top of the pile in terms of worldwide views on VEVO this year. 

Wrecking Ball, the controversial video directed by Terry Richardson, smashed all-comers, proving that the kids just aren't bothered by provocative hammer-licking. We Can't Stop is at no.2, one of three videos directed by Diane Martel in the top 10 - the 'clean' version of Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines is at No 7. 

There's something to cheer about for the Brits - Vaughan Arnell's video for One Direction's Kiss You is at No.10, and Naughty Boy's La La La, directed by Ian Pons Jewell, is one position higher. That's a song that has little traction in the States so far, proving that lots of people watch music videos on VEVO outside the US.  

VEVO's 2013 Most Watched Videos (as of December 1st 2013)

1.  Miley Cyrus "Wrecking Ball"    Director: Terry Richardson

2.  Miley Cyrus "We Can't Stop"   Director: Diane Martel

3.  Will.i.Am f/ Britney Spears "Scream And Shout"  Director: Ben Mor

4.  Rihanna "Diamonds"   Director: Anthony Mandler

5.  Katy Perry "Roar"   Directors: Mark Kudsi & Grady Hall

6.  P!nk f/Nate Ruess "Just Give Me A Reason"  Director: Diane Martel

7.  Robin Thicke f/T.I., Pharrell "Blurred Lines"  Director: Diane Martel

8.  Rihanna f/Mikky Ekko "Stay"   Director: Sophie Muller

9.  Naughty Boy f/ Sam Smith "La La La"  Director: Ian Pons Jewell

10.  One Direction "Kiss You"  Director: Vaughan Arnell

And this year's most viewed videos on YouTube have now been announced too - showing a very similar rundown as the VEVO list, with the important exception that PSY's Gentleman video - not on VEVO - tops the chart. The Gangnam Style follow-up has an impressive 600 million views - that's 200 million more than Wrecking Ball. Mindboggling figures...