Fans of Taylor Swift are wondering how many awards she won at the Billboard Music Awards (BBMA) 2024. The “Bejeweled” singer recently concluded her massive Eras Tour on December 8, Sunday, in Vancouver.
Curious about Taylor Swift’s BBMA 2024 wins? Here is your answer.
Taylor Swift dominates BBMAs with 10 wins, career total reaching 49
At the Billboard Music Awards 2024, Taylor Swift won a total of 10 awards. Thus, she has now won a total of 49 BBM awards.
The singer has earned a total of 17 nominations in 16 categories. Her wins include the following 10 awards:
- Top Artist
- Top Female Artist
- Top Billboard 200 Artist
- Top Hot 100 Artist
- Top Hot 100 Songwriter
- Top Streaming Songs Artist
- Top Radio Songs Artist
- Top Billboard Global 200 Artist
- Top Billboard Global (excluding U.S.) Artist
- Top Billboard 200 Album – The Tortured Poets Department
In an announcement video from Billboard, Swift expressed her gratitude to her fans. She also thanked the Billboard Awards, despite the recent controversy between her and the magazine. “They’re counting what you listen to, the albums that you’re passionate about,” Swift said. “And so I count these as, like, fan-voted awards because you guys are the ones who care about our albums and come see us in concert.”
Check out Billboard’s video below:
The pop icon concluded by thanking fans for the Eras Tour and The Tortured Poets Department’s successes and shared her appreciation for them embracing her music. Swift also viewed her BBMA wins as an early birthday present. She added that it was the “nicest” thing she got and claimed it was “exactly” what she wanted.
The Billboard Music Award wins only add to the “Bad Blood” singer’s string of achievements this year. As per The New York Times, her Eras Tour was attended by 10 million people. Furthermore, it generated a whopping $2 billion in ticket sales, making it “the bestselling tour of all time.”
Moreover, Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Book reportedly sold 814,000 copies within the first two days of its launch at Target stores. She also became the most-streamed artist on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music.
Originally reported by Abdul Azim Naushad on ComingSoon.net.
