She was the second artist on the cover of Rolling Stone, and the first female and Black artist to be on the cover of the famed magazine.

She is a country music royalty, recognized as having the most hits on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart.

She has seemingly done it all—in music, movies, and on TV. Also, she’s been called the “Goddess of Pop”.

She was a top-selling artist, in-demand actress, and one of Tejano’s most famous celebrities ever.

She became the definitive pop icon of the 1980s. Thanks in large part to her regular airplay on MTV, she became one of the biggest acts in the world.

With one of the most memorable voices in music history, she crafted pop hits, chart-topping ballads, and rousing renditions of the national anthem.

She began her career as an R&B singer, became a producer, then broke out as a solo star in the late 1990s. Not bound by one title, she became the top-selling female rapper of all time.

Beginning in 1996, they made sure the world knew the meaning of “girl power.” Boosted by the upbeat hit single “Wannabe,” they invaded America and took over radio, TV, and movies.

When she dropped her video for “Hello” in 2015, she amassed over 27 million views in one day, a new YouTube record.