Beyoncé Becomes Most RIAA Certified Female Artist in History

• The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has certified her as the most certified female artist of all time.

• The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has certified her as the most certified female artist of all time.

Renowned singer Beyoncé has achieved a historic milestone.

She is now recognized as the most certified female artist in history by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

Following the recent certification of several of her songs, she has amassed a total of 103 RIAA-certified titles, the highest ever for a female artist.

The RIAA announced on X on Tuesday, “Crowning achievement! Congratulations to @Beyonce, who now holds the record for the most certified titles for a female artist in RIAA history, including her first two Diamond singles! @parkwood @columbiarecords,”

Among her accolades are the Diamond certifications for “Halo” and “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It).”

Additionally, her other certifications include 2x Platinum for “Renaissance,” 4x Platinum for “Lemonade,” and 7x Platinum for both “Sasha Fierce” and “Dangerously In Love.”

In other news, Nigerian artist Habeeb Okikiola Badmus, known as Portable, has shared his thoughts on using jazz, or black magic, to keep his women close.

Recently, during an Instagram live session with media figure Ifedayo Olarinde, also known as Daddy Freeze, he discussed this topic after a breakup with his girlfriend, Queen Dami.

Portable explained that as a Babalawo, or jazz man, he feels he cannot just be with any woman. He also talked about how he used black magic to bind one of his partners.

The singer known for his Tony Montana song shared that a friend connected him with a female fan who eventually became his girlfriend. He mentioned that he took her phone and looked through it, which revealed the people she had been with.

Portable claimed he used black magic to keep her with him and only released her when he lost interest. He boasted that she would have stayed with him if he had kept her under his spell.

In his words:

“Na woman dey make man para! As we met, normally I collected her phone. I cannot climb a woman without searching, I am a king, a babalawo, I have Ifa, I don’t climb women anyhow. The time wey she say she wan meet me, e get one of my friends, Don Rhymes, he’s also a musician, they both went to school in Ibadan. When she said she wanted to meet Zazu, that one come meet me for Odogwu bar to tell me about it and I told him to send her pictures and bring her. She was a normal fan who became a lover. She told me she wants me to be real with her. I collected her phone and I can’t even disclose the secrets I saw because Nigeria will spoil. I saw the different musicians sleeping with her, roadside men sleeping with her, so I told her not to worry, that if she fears nobody, she will fear me. I used jazz on her. It was until I said I was no longer interested that she was able to leave, If I talk say I still wan do, she no fit go o, I used jazz and everything to hold her down.”