Beyoncé has now earned more RIAA certified titles than any other female artist

Beyoncé has reached another huge milestone in her career, earning the most RIAA certified titles of all time by any female artist.

The Recording Industry Association of America announced Tuesday that the 32-time-Grammy Award winner has now topped the chart with a total of 103 certifications across her albums and singles.

"Congratulations on this crowning milestone, Beyoncé, Parkwood Entertainment, Columbia Records — and we see you, BeyHive, streaming on repeat!”said RIAA President Michele Ballantyne in a statement.

The RIAA's Gold & Platinum program was originally created to honor artists and track sound recording sales. Now, it has become the premier program to celebrate achievements within the music industry. It recognizes artists who meet rigorous standards based on sales and streaming with gold (500,000 units), platinum (1 million units) or diamond certifications (10 million units).

Beyoncé's extensive list of RIAA recognitions includes seven-times platinum status for her debut solo album "Dangerously in Love" as well as her project "I Am Sasha Fierce." Her "4" and "Lemonade" albums both have reached four-times platinum status while "B'Day" reached five-times platinum, and her self-titled album reached six-times platinum status.

Her 2022 album “Renaissance" has reached two-times platinum status.

This year Beyoncé announced her eight studio album "Cowboy Carter" during a surprise Super Bowl commercial in when she released singles "16 Carriages" and "Texas Hold 'Em." The songs instantly took the internet by storm, as did the album once it was released. The album has reached platinum status.

Beyoncé, who is already the most-decorated Grammy artist in history with a total of 32 wins, recently became the most Grammy-nominated artist of all time after receiving 11 nods at this year's award show for "Cowboy Carter." She now has a total of 99 nominations throughout her career. Previously, she was tied with her husband, Jay-Z, with 88.

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