The 10 greatest ways of embedding performances from last night's Billboard Music Awards

1. By deploying a 'Playwire embeddable player'

2. Using a YouTube video that's already been removed due to a copyright claim by Dik Hayd International, LLC.

3. By embedding a tweet with video embedded in it

https://twitter.com/FataleSong/status/734580888407662593

4. By embedding a Vine that an internationally renowned publication have done off the telly

https://vine.co/v/iExd0LixY25

5. Embed with Madonna

His Purple Heart was there in spirit. Long may He Reign! 💜☔️👑 pic.twitter.com/o8fb8Cq6Fh

— Madonna (@Madonna) May 23, 2016

6. Pasting in the code for an actually fairly decent quality YouTube video of the TV broadcast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KO89UfuPOVQ

7. Via a video someone made by pointing their phone at a television in Spain.

8. Using an Instagram post containing video done off the telly by someone who actually wrote one of the songs

View this post on Instagram

@badgalriri killer per­form­ance of Love On The Brain at the Billboard Music Award last night!! 💜 #love­on­theb­rain I'm still pinching myself 👉👈 I co-wrote and produced this record two years ago and seeing it becoming a reality is blowing my mind… Brain…eh… 💣 @rocnation

A post shared by Fred Ball (@mrfredball) on May 23, 2016 at 1:26am PDT

9. As GIFs in an embedded Tumblr post

10. Via an embedded Brightcove player, which contains thirty seconds of a performance from the TV broadcast, using code from the actual Billboard website.

To be clear: that thirty-second clip off the telly is what the Billboard website are using as part of their coverage of the Billboard Music Awards.

Don't hate the embedded players, ladies and gentlemen. Hate the game.