It's just about time for viewers to forget Lana Del Rey's disastrous performance on SNL earlier in the month. The 25-year-old singer made a more memorable TV appearance at last night's BRIT Awards, where she took home the title of International Breakthrough Act.

The Video Games singer was so taken aback by the victory that she struggled to control her emotions when claiming the award, reported the Daily Mail.

This award means much more to me than you know and I just want to say that without the support of everyone in this room and everyone in the UK I'd really be lost so thank you, I love you.

This could be a landmark moment for the Born to Die performer-other artists who took home the award in recent years include pop sensations that skyrocketed to success. Could the UK-based award be a precursor for what's to come?

Lana Del Rey
The "Blue Jeans" singer won for International Breakthrough Act at this year's awards. Reports are that she is dating rocker Axl Rose. Reuters
Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga took home numerous awards at the Brit Awards in 2010. In addition to capping the prizes for Best Female, Best Breakthrough Act and Best Album for “The Fame,” the eccentric performer sparked attention for her outlandish fashions. Reuters
Justin Bieber
At last year’s ceremony the teen heartthrob took home the award for International Breakthrough Act. The now 17-year-old was up against other big-shot music acts such as Bruno Mars and the cast of wildly successful tune-themed series “Glee.” Reuters
Kings of Leon
The folk-rockers took home two awards at the 2009 Brit Awards—one for International Album and the other for International Group. The Oklahoma natives saw great success following their 2008 album “Only by the Night” when singles “Sex on Fire” and “Use Somebody” swept radio stations. Reuters
Rihanna
Rihanna Reuters
Katy Perry
The pop superstar won the award for International Female Solo artist in 2009 after her debut album “One of the Boys” took off. Perry’s career continued to skyrocket with her follow up record “Teenage Dream,” which was released in August 2010 and debuted at the number one spot on the Billboard 200. Reuters