1998–1999[]
First incarnation of Total Request Live, successor to MTV Live and MTV Total Request.
February–September 1999[]
Opening variant
This logo was used in supplemental material and some merchandise until ~2002.
1999–2000[]
Wordmark.
1999 VMA logo with "Total Request Live" subtitle seen at the beginning of that day's TRL episode.
Version shown on stage before the 1999 VMAs
Bug featuring slightly different logo, from before the 1999 VMAs
1999 Special: Total Global Request[]
2000[]
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Variant used on the MTV website
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Symbol used alongside the TRL logo
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Logo used during the intro
Intro logo in use
Summer 2000[]
January–May 2001[]
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Onscreen bug
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Alternate logo
June–August 2001[]
September 2001[]
2001–2002[]
Inverted variant.
Sometimes rendered in blue. This logo was used by MTV Germany for their own localized TRL from 2003 until 2008.
2001 Special: Total Britney Live[]
2002–2003[]
Used during TRL's High School Week special events until 2006.
2003–2004[]
2004–2006[]
Title card.
This logo would be used by MTV Italy for their own localized TRL from 2004 to its finale in 2010.
Summer 2005[]
2005–2006[]
Used during 2006's Spankin' New Music Week.
Summer 2006[]
2006–2008[]
Used during 2007's Spankin' New Music Week.
2008[]
2008 Special: Total Finale Live[]
2014 Special: Total Ariana Live[]
2017–2018[]
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In July 2017, MTV announced that it would relaunch TRL beginning on October 2, 2017.
2018–2019[]
TRL was later replaced by Fresh Out Playlist in 2019.
