Beyoncé Breaks Record For Most RIAA Certifications By A Female Artist

Beyoncé Breaks Record For Most RIAA Certifications By A Female Artist
Beyoncé continues to make her mark in music history, surpassing all female artists with the most Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) certified titles!
The 43-year-old superstar now holds a record 103 RIAA certifications, surpassing previous female leaders Rihanna and Taylor Swift.
This milestone was announced on December 17th after the singer earned multiple new certifications, including 2x-Platinum for “Texas Hold ‘Em,” Platinum for “Cowboy Carter,” and Gold for “16 Carriages.” Notably, her 2013 collaboration “Drunk in Love” and her 2003 hit “Crazy in Love” both achieved 8x Platinum status.
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RIAA President Michele Ballantyne praised Beyoncé’s accomplishments, celebrating her “incredible talent, hard work, and creative spirit.”
As Bey prepares to headline the NFL Halftime Show on Christmas Day, her triumphs continue, with 11 new Grammy nominations and recognition as Billboard’s No. 1 greatest pop star of the 21st century.
Congratulations to Beyoncé!!
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