Carrie Underwood continues to reign at the CMT Music Awards with the top trophy going to her thoughtful video "See You Again" on Wednesday night (June 4).

Over nearly a decade, Underwood has racked up numerous CMT Music Awards with eye-catching videos like "Jesus, Take the Wheel," "Before He Cheats," "Just a Dream," "Temporary Home," "Remind Me" (with Brad Paisley), "Good Girl" and "Blown Away."

Nevertheless, she seemed shocked to hear her name called at the end of the night. She practically skipped to the stage after being cheered on by Miranda Lambert following their dynamite performance of "Something Bad."

After accepting the fan-voted award from presenter Lionel Richie, Underwood exclaimed, "Oh my gosh, thank you so much! Fans, thank you so much! You have been awesome to me. It's really hard to believe that I have been doing this for nine years, but every single second of those nine years, you guys have been so amazing."

During her charming speech, the former American Idol champion also gave special recognition to video director Eric Welch.

"I love this song. And it had such a great message and great meaning to me. I had the idea of what I wanted to do, and he made it all make sense," Underwood said. "So, thank you so much, Eric. Oh, I'm so nervous! My heart's still beating really fast! God bless you guys. God bless country music and its fans. You guys are so amazing to all of us. Thank you so much. Thank you, CMT!"