What can’t Queen Bey do?! Guinness World Records just shared their list of 2023 inductees, and Beyoncé appears multiple times in the newest edition of the book. According to Billboard, Bey landed more than a dozen entries in this year’s Guinness World Records book, including “First act to debut at number one with their first six studio albums,” which includes her most recent album ‘Renaissance.’ Bey is also listed for being an artist with the “Highest annual earnings for a female singer.”
In addition to Beyoncé being added to the list, she also holds the top spot on Guinness’ list of “Most current Twitter engagements (retweets) for a female musician” and shares the world record with husband Jay-Z for “Highest earning couple in Hollywood ever.”
Bey isn’t the only one who is on the list. Guinness has been tracking record-breaking achievements since 1955 and Billie Eilish has landed a spot as well. She lands two new accomplishments for “Most consecutive Grammy nominations for Record of the Year (female)” and “Youngest person to win the ‘Triple Crown’ of film music awards.”
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She also took home an Oscar, Golden Globe, and Grammy for her James Bond track, ‘No Time to Die.’ Billie has accomplished so much at just 20 years old! Other musicians include The Weeknd, for “Biggest selling digital single” ‘Save Your Tears.’ Ed Sheeran, for “Most-streamed track on Spotify” ‘Shape of You.’ Anitta, who earned a World Record as the “First Latin solo artist to reach number one on Spotify.”
Guinness is showing love to artists of all ages. Tony Bennett appears in this year’s edition as the “Oldest person to release an album of new material” with the album’ Love for Sale.’ Tony released the album in 2021 at 95 years old. Dolly Parton also lands an entry for “Most decades with a Top 20 hit on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart.”
Roommates, what do you think of Guinness’ latest entry?
