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Beyonce Becomes the Most Awarded, List of Artists who Break Records at the Grammy Awards

Beyonce Becomes the Most Awarded, List of Artists who Break Records at the Grammy Awards

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Beyonce Becomes the Most Awarded, List of Artists who Break Records at the Grammy Awards

Written by Adinda Maulidya Ninggar

Beyonce, Jay Z, and Kanye West are examples of Hollywood musicians who are regular winners at the prestigious music awards, the Grammy Awards. When new musicians arrive, their careers remain stable even though they have to compete with young musicians like Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, and others. According to Insider, the 2023 Grammy Awards were said to be full of surprises. However, it's not just this year. Several artists break new records every year at the Grammy Awards.

By the way, do KLovers know what the Grammy Awards are? The Grammy Awards are the most prestigious music awards show held every year. According to Britannica, the Grammy selects winners from 25 fields. In addition, there are four main awards, namely Record, Album, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist. Here are the list of artists who break records at the Grammy Awards.

 

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In 2001, Beyonce won her first Grammy award as part of Destiny's Child. Through the song Say My Name, Destiny's Child won the categories of Best R&B Performance by a Group and Best R&B Song. According to Insider News, after 23 years, Beyonce is now crowned as the female artist with the most Grammy awards. In 2021, she has collected 28 Grammy awards, KLovers! Her 28th award comes from the category of Best R&B Performance for the song Black Parade.

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Not only until 2021, KLovers. In 2023, Beyonce extends her title as the female artist with the most Grammy awards. Now, Beyonce holds 32 of those gramophone-shaped awards. Her 32nd award comes from the category of Best Dance/Electronic Album for RENAISSANCE.

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Another achievement came from the collaboration between Beyonce and Megan Thee Stallion in 2021. As reported by Insider News, no female musician or rapper has ever won the Best Rap Performance category in the 11 years since the category's inception. However, through the collaboration of Beyonce and Megan Thee Stallion on the song Savage, they managed to break that 'curse'. Truly girl power!

Beyonce Becomes the Most Awarded, List of Artists who Break Records at the Grammy Awards

When talking about the Grammy Awards, don't get bored when Beyonce's name is mentioned, KLovers! According to Insider News, although Beyonce has won 32 Grammy awards, she has never won in the Record of the Year category! She has been nominated eight times, but this year Beyonce was defeated by Lizzo with the song About Damn Time.

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Switching to another musician, now there's Billie Eilish. The singer of the song Bad Guy also achieved remarkable records at the 2020 Grammy Awards. According to Insider News, Billie Eilish is the only female musician who successfully won the Big Four categories in one night. She swept the Best New Artist, Record, Song, and Album of the Year categories.

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Billie Eilish also set a record as the youngest artist to ever win the Album of the Year category at the age of 18. What's even cooler, Billie Eilish won that category with her debut album, KLovers! The album is titled WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?.

Beyonce Becomes the Most Awarded, List of Artists who Break Records at the Grammy Awards

In addition to Beyonce and Billie Eilish, there's Taylor Swift who didn't miss out on breaking records. As reported by Insider News, Taylor Swift is the only female musician who has won Album of the Year three times. The three albums are FEARLESS (2010), 1989 (2016), and FOLKLORE (2021).

Beyonce Becomes the Most Awarded, List of Artists who Break Records at the Grammy Awards

The last fact is quite surprising, KLovers. The Grammy Awards received low ratings in 2021 and experienced a slight increase in the following year. The Los Angeles Times also stated that the presence of Covid-19 hindered the Grammy Awards from attracting more viewers. Despite that, it turns out that the most-watched Grammy Awards ceremony was in 1984. A total of 51.67 million viewers saw Michael Jackson bring home 8 Grammy trophies.