Beyoncé Breaks Records as the Most RIAA Certified Female Artist in History
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Beyoncé Breaks Records as the Most RIAA Certified Female Artist in History
Beyoncé has officially claimed the title of the most RIAA-certified female artist in history, achieving an incredible 103 certified titles throughout her illustrious career.
The milestone was announced Tuesday by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), solidifying her as a titan of the music industry.
“This accomplishment showcases Beyoncé’s unparalleled artistry, relentless work ethic, and ability to transcend musical boundaries,” said Michele Ballantyne, RIAA President & COO.
“Her body of work is a testament to creativity and longevity in a constantly evolving industry. Congratulations to Beyoncé, her team at Parkwood Entertainment, Columbia Records, and the dedicated BeyHive fans who continue to stream and support her music.”
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The RIAA launched its Gold & Platinum Awards Program in 1958, setting the standard for measuring commercial success in recorded music.
Over the years, the program has become the music industry’s benchmark for recognizing exceptional achievements, trademarking milestones such as the Gold Record (500,000 units), Platinum Record (1,000,000), Multi-Platinum (2,000,000+), and the coveted Diamond status (10,000,000+). T
These certifications must be requested by the artist’s management team.
Beyoncé’s impressive accolades include multiple Platinum certifications for albums like Renaissance (2x Platinum), Lemonade (4x Platinum), and I Am… Sasha Fierce and Dangerously in Love (7x Platinum each).
Her hit singles have also received numerous Platinum honors, from “Me Myself and I” to the empowering anthem “Formation.”
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In March 2024, Beyoncé ventured into country music with the release of Cowboy Carter, a bold 27-track album that garnered a record-breaking 11 Grammy nominations.
Recognized in prestigious categories such as Album of the Year and Record of the Year for “Texas Hold ‘Em,” the album also featured collaborations with stars like Post Malone (“Leviis Jeans”), Linda Martell and Shaboozey (“Spaghetti”), and Miley Cyrus (“II Most Wanted”). Other standout tracks included “Bodyguard,” “16 CARRIAGES,” and “YA YA.”
This latest achievement underscores Beyoncé’s ability to innovate and dominate across genres, cementing her legacy as a trailblazer in music and culture.
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