Thanks to its whopping eleven 2025 nods, Beyonce‘s ‘Cowboy Carter‘ sits in history books for being the most GRAMMY-nominated female album in history.
A surprising win in the ceremony’s pre-show set in motion a chance the project could also become the most GRAMMY-awarded female project ever as well.
Though bested in Best Country Solo Performance and Best Country Song categories, Bey snatched the Best Country Duo/Group Performance for the album’s song ‘II Most Wanted‘ featuring Miley Cyrus.
She becomes the first Black woman to win a Country GRAMMY. A
mong all Black acts, however, The Pointer Sisters were the first to win a golden gramophone in the genre when they snagged the same category in 1974 for their song ‘Fairytale.’
Already the most-awarded artist in the ceremony’s history, the win helped extend Beyonce’s career winning streak to 35. For Miley, the triumph comes as the third of her career.
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The most UNDERRATED Artist in history accomplished this rare feat. 🐝
Girl just shut up. You’re delusional at this point.
Thanks to Miley Cyrus for making this happen.