The iconic “Moon Man” handed out at MTV’s Video Music Awards will become a “Moon Person” this year, The Washington Post reports.

MTV President Chris McCarthy recently met with The New York Times to discuss ways the Viacom-owned property is trying to recapture lost ratings. He said that reversing a five-year downward trajectory begins with “amplifying young people’s voices” through shows like “TRL” and embracing of gender politics.

“Why should it be a man?” Mr. McCarthy told the newspaper for an interview published Sunday. “It could be a man, it could be a woman, it could be transgender, it could be nonconformist.”

The MTV video awards gave out “Moon Man” trophies in honor of the iconic introductory clips the channel used when it defined the music-video revolution in the 1980s. The segments used footage of men walking on the moon — all 12 of whom were cisgendered males.

The MTV Movie Awards recently adopted a similar “sex-neutral” stance by abolishing separate categories for actors and actresses.