Beyoncé Knowles-Carter has achieved an unprecedented milestone in the history of the Grammy Awards, surpassing all previous records for nominations. Her latest album, titled “Cowboy Carter,” has garnered an impressive 11 nominations, bringing her career total to a remarkable 99 nominations.

This extraordinary accomplishment places Ms. Knowles-Carter in a league of her own, surpassing the previous record held by her husband, Shawn Corey Carter, known professionally as Jay-Z, who has received 88 Grammy nominations throughout his illustrious career.

As a result of this remarkable achievement, Knowles-Carter and Carter have solidified their status as the reigning Grammy power couple, a testament to their exceptional talent and enduring contributions to the music industry.

“When we talk about Grammy milestones, Beyoncé has set the gold standard,” commented the Recording Academy President in a statement.

“This achievement reflects not just her versatility but her enduring impact across genres and generations.”

The Recording Academy announced this information on its website, as previously detailed by BrandIconImage in its comprehensive list of nominations.

Beyoncé’s album, Cowboy Carter, which delves into the sounds and narratives of Texas, has received nominations for both Album of the Year and Country Album of the Year, marking her inaugural entries in the country and Americana categories.

Her breakout track, “Texas Hold ‘Em,” has garnered nominations for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Country Song of the Year, showcasing her extensive influence across pop, country, Americana, and melodic rap performance.

Should Beyoncé win Album of the Year, she would achieve a historic milestone, becoming the first Black woman in the 21st century to receive this accolade. Lauryn Hill was the last Black woman to win this prestigious award, taking it home in 1999 for The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.

“Seeing another Black woman win Album of the Year would mean so much,” Hill remarked. “Beyoncé’s success paves the way and redefines the limits of music.”

In other notable mentions, Post Malone, also a first-time Grammy nominee in the country categories, is recognized for his debut country album, F-1 Trillion.

His collaboration with Morgan Wallen, “I Had Some Help,” is nominated for Country Song and Country Duo/Group Performance, marking Wallen’s first Grammy nominations as well.

Malone closely follows Beyoncé with seven nominations, a count matched by Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, and Charli XCX, who has received her first solo Grammy nominations.

The 2025 Grammy Awards, set to air live from Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena on February 2, promise an exhilarating competition as the music industry's leading artists compete for the Recording Academy’s most esteemed honors.

As reported by the Black Information Network, Beyoncé’s 11 nominations this year solidify her position as the most decorated artist in Grammy history, a title she secured following last year’s CMA shutout despite the success of Cowboy Carter.

Through this remarkable achievement, Beyoncé demonstrates her exceptional versatility and solidifies her position as a pioneering force in the music industry, leaving an indelible mark on its history.

“She’s set the bar impossibly high,” Jay-Z reportedly said. “It’s an inspiration for artists everywhere to keep redefining what’s possible.”