As if entering the the 2023 ceremony Sunday night (February 5) as the night’s most-nominated act wasn’t enough to celebrate (9 nominations), the ‘Break My Soul’ singer’s multiple wins led her right into history books for breaking the record for most overall wins before the show was even halfway done.
Little did fans know, that history-making feat is where Beyonce‘s GRAMMY triumphs halted.
Going to GRAMMY battle against ABBA‘s ‘Voyage,’ Lizzo‘s ‘Special,’ Kendrick Lamar‘s ‘Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers,’ and others, Bey’s ‘Renaissance‘ lost the category to Harry Styles’ ‘Harry House’ – sustaining her losing streak in the process.
First nominated for the trophy in 2010 thanks to her chart-topping tertiary release, ‘I Am Sasha Fierce,’ she garnered two other nominations for ‘Beyonce’ (2015) and ‘Lemonade’ (2017) before landing a ‘Renaissance’ mention in 2023.
She now sits 0-4 in the category.
Needless to say, her beloved fan group – affectionately called the #Beyhive – didn’t take the news lightly.
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