'Thanks for my little screen time and including me with all of the strong women in the industry and always showing me love!! ❤️❤️❤️ I love you BEYONDsay my Queen,' she added. You deserve every bit of recognition that you receive and thank you for inspiring all women to be independent and strong. 'You worked so hard to get to where you are and I knew that one day everything that you accomplished would be rewarded. We came up together and as hard as I saw you work I always knew there was something special about you,' she continued. 'And to my Queen Bee Soul Sister, I love you sooo much. Always keep your head to the sky and know you have made your Mommy proud! You deserve it all!! May God continue to bless you,' she wrote, before adding a message for Beyoncé. 'SCREAMING CONGRATULATIONS‼️ To my 2 beautiful Queens ‼️' she captioned a photo of Megan flashing her tongue after winning her final award while standing with I have watched how hard you worked since you stepped on the scene consistent with your work and your love. Megan's show-stopping performances that evening, both solo and on her Cardi B collaboration WAP, earned special praise from rap legend Lil' Kim. You're doing amazing sweetie: The Single Ladies singer also shared a sweet picture of her hugging Megan to celebrate after the award The Single Ladies singer also shared a sweet picture of her hugging Megan to celebrate after the award, which saw her letting the younger rapper take the spotlight during their acceptance speeches. Her final award for the evening was a collaborative win for Best Rap Performance for the remix of Megan Thee Stallion's Savage.

The record for most Grammys overall still belongs to the legendary classical conductor Georg Solti with 31, but Beyoncé is already within striking distance of the late maestro. She now ties Quincy Jones as the most-awarded living artist.

She's now only behind the late conductor Georg Solti, who had 31 Grammysīeyoncé broke multiple records on Sunday, surpassing Alison Krauss' 27 Grammys with her own 28, making her the most awarded of all women to compete and also the most-winning singer of all time, regardless of gender. With a total of 28 awards and 79 nominations, the she is the most nominated woman and the most awarded singer in Grammys history.īeyoncé was first nominated back in 2000 as a member of Destiny's Child for Best Rhythm & Blues Song and Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal for the mega hit 'Bills, Bills, Bills.' Four years later, she dominated the Grammys as a solo artist after the release of her debut album Dangerously in Love, racking up six nominations and taking home the prize in all but one.Getting close: She broke records to earn the most Grammys (28) of any singer, male or female, while tying Quincy Jones for the most awards of a living figure.

While it may be Jay-Z's night, Beyoncé has become synonymous with music's biggest night. With these honors, the 'Empire State of Mind' rapper became the most nominated artist in Grammys history with 83 nods, surpassing Quincy Jones, with whom he was previously tied at 80. The 40-year-old isn't up for any awards herself this year, but her husband, Jay-Z, who is nominated in three categories, including Album of the Year. The 2022 Grammy Awards are set to kick off April 3 from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas and the Beyhive is buzzing over a possible Beyoncé appearance.

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