Beyoncé becomes the artist with the most Grammys in history

Beyoncé was once a queen, but now she’s the queen of the Grammys.

She just became the most awarded artist in Grammy history with a record 32 wins.

The award that put her over the edge was best dance/electronic album, which she won for her celebrated record “Renaissance” .

Her historic achievement came even before the ceremony was over, so there’s still time for her to earn more – “Renaissance” it is also nominated for album of the year, the winner of which has yet to be announced.

The crowd rose to their feet to celebrate Beyoncé’s victory.

She thanked her late Uncle Johnny, whose name she mentions in the song. “Heated” as well as her husband and three children.

The singer also recognized LGBTQIA+ artists who have directly inspired and contributed to “Renaissance” : “I’d like to thank the queer community for their love and for inventing the genre.”

Beyoncé won album of the summer with “Renaissance” an effervescent ode to New York’s disco and dance scene of the 1970s and 1980s, a community founded by black gay men and transgender people.

Four of the album’s songs were nominated for a Grammy this year, with “Break My Soul” earning nominations for song and record of the year.

On Sunday (5), Beyoncé won the Grammy for best traditional R&B performance and best electronic dance recording for “Plastic Off the Sofa” It is “Break My Soul” respectively.

She has won at least one award in absentia: Noah told the audience that Bey was stuck in traffic on the way to the ceremony, so legendary guitarist Nile Rodgers accepted the award for best R&B performance, for “Cuff It” in your name.

Beyoncé has 88 Grammy nominations throughout her career.

She was already the most awarded female artist before Sunday’s milestone.

Maestro Georg Solti already held the record for the most Grammys won by a single artist.