Beyoncé is celebrating her record-setting Grammy win with a tribute video on Instagram.

This twelvemonth'south Grammys was expected to be less eventful than previous installments, but it turned out to be a monumental occasion for some artists. While the evidence recorded a record low watch audience, information technology nevertheless created a heavy online fizz for the history that was made. Beyoncé became the female artist and singer (both male person and female person) with the most Grammy awards to her proper name. In add-on, the Carter family historic a new Grammy Award winner in the family when Blue Ivy became the 2nd-youngest always to cop the coveted award for her function in Bey'south "Black Parade."

After taking a couple days to digest her record-breaking success, Beyoncé took to Instagram Tv set to highlight the win in a cornball reel that showcased her previous Grammy appearances. The vocalist has at present earned 28 Grammy Awards in full. In the video, we got a glimpse of her earning each of the awards over the grade of her career spanning two decades. Beyoncé also historic her daughter Bluish on her first Grammy win. The 9-yr-sometime appeared in the video, holding her ain gramophone and sipping from it with a straw.

While accepting her honour for All-time R&B Performance for her song, "Black Parade," Bey congratulated Blu and talked virtually how proud she was of her. The event was truly a special one for the entire Carter family. Beyoncé took home four awards on Grammy night, including Best Music Video for "Brown Skin Girl" every bit well as Best Rap Vocal and Best Rap Performance for "Roughshod" with Megan Thee Stallion. This put the vocalist at 28 Grammys in total, a new record for whatever singer and whatsoever female person artist always.

Beyonce captioned the video she posted on Instagram with a blue centre. "Fable," one fan commented. "Yous better toot your own horn!!! Y'all been humble for tooooo long," wrote another. The reminiscent video has garnered more a million and a half views in the first few hours.