In a groundbreaking moment at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, Beyoncé has etched her name further into music history by clinching her first Grammy in a country music category. The acclaimed singer won the Best Country Duo/Group Performance for her collaboration with Miley Cyrus on the track ‘II Most Wanted’ from her album Cowboy Carter. Here’s everything you need to know about this monumental win.

Beyoncé, already the most-nominated artist in Grammy history, added another feather to her cap by winning in the Best Country Duo/Group Performance category. This victory not only marks her 33rd Grammy win but also signifies her first accolade in a country music category, making her the first Black woman to achieve this since the Pointer Sisters in 1974. The song ‘II Most Wanted’ bested notable competition, including entries from Brothers Osborne, Dan + Shay, Kelsea Ballerini & Noah Kahan, and Post Malone featuring Morgan Wallen.

‘II Most Wanted’ is part of Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album, which has been celebrated for blending genres and bringing the spotlight back to the roots of country music with a contemporary twist. This album, and specifically this track, showcases Beyoncé’s versatility and her commitment to challenging genre boundaries. The collaboration with Miley Cyrus, known for her eclectic musical journey, adds an extra layer of significance, blending pop and country influences seamlessly.

The music community and fans alike erupted in celebration on social media platforms, with posts highlighting the historic nature of the win. Miley Cyrus, who also added to her Grammy tally with this win, was equally celebrated for her part in this groundbreaking achievement. The win was announced during the Grammy’s Premiere Ceremony, and although Beyoncé was not present to accept the award, the news spread like wildfire, reinforcing the impact of this collaboration.

With Cowboy Carter, Beyoncé has not only secured nominations across multiple genres but has also teased fans with the possibility of a tour. Her influence in music continues to grow, as she pushes boundaries and challenges the music industry’s norms. This Grammy win in a country category could very well be the beginning of a new chapter in her storied career, where she further explores and dominates diverse musical landscapes.