Never in history has a woman reached 80 Grammy nominations.
It is now done.
Singer Beyoncé collected the most nominations for the next Grammy Awards ceremony in 2023 on Tuesday, with nine categories, ahead of rapper Kendrick Lamar, British pop diva Adele and Brandi Carlile.
The list of nominations paves the way for a revenge between Beyoncé and Adele at this 65th ceremony.
In 2017, the British artist crushed the competition in the main categories, winning five awards with her album "25", to the detriment of the American.
.@Beyonce becomes the first female artist in HISTORY to score 80 #GRAMMYs nominations.
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— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) November 15, 2022
Five years later, Beyoncé took pole position with her album released in July, "Renaissance", with dance, house and disco accents.
Her nine nominations, notably in the flagship categories of albums, song and recording of the year, place her ahead of Californian rapper Kendrick Lamar, who gets eight, then Adele and pop, rock and country singer Brandi Carlile, who collect. seven.
'Queen' Beyoncé, 41, also joins her husband, rapper Jay-Z, as the most nominated artist of all time, with 88 nominations.
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