There's a reason why Beyonce is considered the numero uno. On Sunday night, Beyonce picked up her 28th Grammy and became the only female artist in the history of the awards with maximum wins. She is undoubtedly the most decorated singer of the Grammys.&nbsp; 
 
She secured the record after winning Best R&amp;B Song for her hit 'Black Parade,' a single celebrating Black culture and activism that dropped in the wake of mass protests ignited by the death of George Floyd in police custody in the summer of 2020. 
 
Beyonce surpassed&nbsp;singer Alison Krauss’ record for the most wins by a female artist.

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Beyonce also won the best music video for 'Brown Skin Girl' as well as the best rap performance and best rap song for 'Savage,' with Megan Thee Stallion. 
Looking to Megan, Beyoncé said, “I have so much respect for you.” 
 
“I’m honoured that you asked me to be a part of this song,” added Beyoncé, who shares the win with Jay-Z and several co-writers. 
 
The win, Megan Thee Stallion’s third of the night, made her the first female rapper to a best rap song. She’s also the fifth rap-based act to win best new artist.

There's a reason why Beyonce is considered the numero uno. On Sunday night, Beyonce picked up her 28th Grammy and became the only female artist in the history of the awards with maximum wins.

There's a reason why Beyonce is considered the numero uno. On Sunday night, Beyonce picked up her 28th Grammy and became the only female artist in the history of the awards with maximum wins. She is undoubtedly the most decorated singer of the Grammys. She secured the record after winning Best R&B Song for her hit 'Black Parade,' a single celebrating Black culture and activism that dropped in the wake of mass protests ignited by the death of George Floyd in police custody in the summer of 2020. Beyonce surpassed singer Alison Krauss’ record for the most wins by a female artist. Here's the complete list of winners of Grammys 2021 Beyonce also won the best music video for 'Brown Skin Girl' as well as the best rap performance and best rap song for 'Savage,' with Megan Thee Stallion. Looking to Megan, Beyoncé said, “I have so much respect for you.” “I’m honoured that you asked me to be a part of this song,” added Beyoncé, who shares the win with Jay-Z and several co-writers. The win, Megan Thee Stallion’s third of the night, made her the first female rapper to a best rap song. She’s also the fifth rap-based act to win best new artist.

Grammy Awards 2021: Beyonce picks up her 28th award, creates history with most wins by a female artist

Taylor Swift's surprise pandemic album 'Folklore' created magic at the 2021 Grammys Awards as it picked up the top prize- Album Of The Year- on Sunday night.&nbsp;

Swift's win is historical as she became the fourth artist - and the first female artist- to have won the award three times. Swift has won previously the coveted award twice- for 'Fearless' in 2010 and '1989' in 2016.&nbsp; 
 
Before Swift, stalwarts like Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder and Paul Simon have achieved this feat. Wonder hit the milestone with his wins for 'Innervision' (1974), 'Fulfillingness’ First Finale' (1975) and 'Songs in the Key of Life' (1977). 
 
Sinatra won for 'Come Dance With Me!' (1960), 'September of My Years' (1966) and 'A Man and His Music' (1967). Meanwhile, &nbsp;Simon is also a three-timer for 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' (1971, as part of Simon and Garfunkel), 'Still Crazy After All These Years' (1976) and 'Graceland' (1987).

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On Sunday night, Swift also performed a medley of songs from her award-winning album 'Folklore' and 'Evermore'.&nbsp; 
 
She bought her `Folklore` collaborators Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner with her for the first on-stage performance they`ve done together. 
Swift kicked off the performance with `Cardigan`, while laying on a grassy ground and singing up to the audience. The camera then panned out and revealed an environment very in line with the album `Folklore`, a dreamy forest, with Swift on the roof of a cabin.&nbsp; 
 
Inside that cabin were here collaborators Antonoff and Dessner, ready to launch into `August`, with the songstress strumming on the guitar along with them. They ended their performance with `Willow`, the opening track of her `Evermore` album. 
 
This is Swift's first appearance at the Grammys since 2016. She has won 10 Grammys in the past and whopping 41 nominations.&nbsp; 
 
The singer had six nominations this year at the Grammys and 'Folklore' was widely considered as the top contender of the album of the year trophy.&nbsp; 
 
Other winners of the night included Megan Thee Stallion, Beyonce, Harry Styles, Kanye West and Billie Eilish.&nbsp;

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Taylor Swift's surprise pandemic album 'Folklore' created magic at the 2021 Grammys Awards as it picked up the top prize- Album Of The Year- on Sunday night. Swift's win is historical as she became the fourth artist - and the first female artist- to have won the award three times.

Taylor Swift's surprise pandemic album 'Folklore' created magic at the 2021 Grammys Awards as it picked up the top prize- Album Of The Year- on Sunday night. Swift's win is historical as she became the fourth artist - and the first female artist- to have won the award three times. Swift has won previously the coveted award twice- for 'Fearless' in 2010 and '1989' in 2016. Before Swift, stalwarts like Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder and Paul Simon have achieved this feat. Wonder hit the milestone with his wins for 'Innervision' (1974), 'Fulfillingness’ First Finale' (1975) and 'Songs in the Key of Life' (1977). Sinatra won for 'Come Dance With Me!' (1960), 'September of My Years' (1966) and 'A Man and His Music' (1967). Meanwhile, Simon is also a three-timer for 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' (1971, as part of Simon and Garfunkel), 'Still Crazy After All These Years' (1976) and 'Graceland' (1987). Grammy Awards 2021: K-Pop band BTS lose to Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande On Sunday night, Swift also performed a medley of songs from her award-winning album 'Folklore' and 'Evermore'. She bought her `Folklore` collaborators Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner with her for the first on-stage performance they`ve done together. Swift kicked off the performance with `Cardigan`, while laying on a grassy ground and singing up to the audience. The camera then panned out and revealed an environment very in line with the album `Folklore`, a dreamy forest, with Swift on the roof of a cabin. Inside that cabin were here collaborators Antonoff and Dessner, ready to launch into `August`, with the songstress strumming on the guitar along with them. They ended their performance with `Willow`, the opening track of her `Evermore` album. This is Swift's first appearance at the Grammys since 2016. She has won 10 Grammys in the past and whopping 41 nominations. The singer had six nominations this year at the Grammys and 'Folklore' was widely considered as the top contender of the album of the year trophy. Other winners of the night included Megan Thee Stallion, Beyonce, Harry Styles, Kanye West and Billie Eilish. Grammy Awards 2021: Beyonce picks up her 27th award, creates history with most wins by a female artist Grammy Awards 2021: Billie Eilish wins for James Bond theme song 'No Time to Die' Megan Thee Stallion wins best new artist at socially-distanced Grammy Awards

Grammy Awards 2021: Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' wins Album Of The Year

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Grammy Awards 2021: Beyonce picks up her 28th award, creates history with most wins by a female artist

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