Beyoncé just made history as the most decorated musical artist in Grammys history.
With his fourth win of the day and his 32nd in more than two decades of his career, the pop star became the biggest winner in the awards ceremony’s 64-year history, breaking a record of 31 wins. previously held by conductor Georg Solti since 1997. At the beginning of the day, she was tied with Quincy Jones in second place with 28 lifetime wins. The award that helped her rise to the top on Sunday night was Best Dance/Electronic Album for Renaissance. Earlier that evening, she also won Best R&B Song for “Cuff It” from her latest album. Renaissancedefeat Mary J. Blige, Long Muni, Jazmine Sullivan And PJ Morton for the award. And in the pre-afternoon screening, she also won best dance/electronic music recording for “Break My Soul” and best traditional R&B performance for “Plastic Off the Sofa.”
However, Beyoncé did not attend to receive the first three awards of the night, presenter Trevor Noah Assuring her fans after she won Best R&B Song that the musician was still on his way to the ceremony but had just been hit by a severe traffic jam in Los Angeles. Instead of, Dream accepted the award for best R&B song on her behalf as one of the eight authors credited for the song, and told the audience, “Beyoncé, thank you.”
When putting this album together, the pop star said Harper’s Market in August 2021 that she hopes her music will be a respite from the tumultuous times we’re going through. “With all the isolation and injustice of the past year, I think we are all ready to escape, travel, love and laugh again. I feel like a renaissance is emerging and I want to help nurture that exit in any way I can,” she said. “There is nothing like the love, passion and healing I feel in the recording studio. After 31 years, it still feels as exciting as when I was 9 years old. Yes, music is coming!
Beyoncé received her first Grammy in 2001 while she was still a member of the R&B trio Destiny’s Child. Although she has been honored by the Recording Academy many times over the years in a variety of genres, she has only won one major award category, receiving song of the year in 2010 as songwriter. imitation of “Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It).” The female singer has lost Album of the Year 3 times and won the record of the year 6 times, and is the most nominated artist of all time with 88 nominations, second only to her husband, Jay-Z.
