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    Blue Ivy Carter

    Blue Ivy Carter

    Awards & Honours

    19

    Awards Won

    3

    Honours

    3

    Rankings

    4

    Covers

    3

    Records

    Blue Ivy Carter holds several remarkable distinctions. She is the youngest person to appear on a Billboard chart, achieving this at just two days old in 2012. At age nine, she became the second-youngest Grammy winner in history and the youngest recipient of a BET Award. Her Grammy win for "Brown Skin Girl" made her the youngest winner in the 2020s. She was named to Forbes' "30 Under 30" in the "Youngest Achievers" category in 2021 and featured on TIME's "100 Next" list as an emerging young talent.

    Blue Ivy Carter receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Youngest person to appear on a Billboard chart

    Guinness World Records·2012

    At two days old, Blue Ivy appeared on Jay-Z's "Glory," charting on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.

    Youngest Grammy winner in history (second overall)

    Grammy Awards·2021

    Won Best Music Video at age nine, becoming the second-youngest Grammy winner ever.

    Youngest BET Award recipient

    BET Awards·2020

    Won the BET Her Award at age eight.

    Rankings & Lists

    #2

    Top 10 Youngest Grammy Winners of All Time

    Billboard·2021
    #1

    30 Under 30 - Youngest Achievers

    Forbes·2021
    #Listed

    100 Next

    TIME·2021

    Magazine Covers

    TIME

    2021

    The 100 Next

    People

    2012

    Blue Ivy's Birth

    People

    2017

    Carter Family

    People

    2023

    Renaissance Tour

    Records & Feats

    Youngest person to appear on a Billboard chart

    Chart Record·2012

    At two days old, Blue Ivy's cries on Jay-Z's 'Glory' charted on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.

    Second-youngest Grammy winner in history

    Awards·2021

    Won Best Music Video for 'Brown Skin Girl' at age nine, behind only Leah Peasall (age eight in 2002).

    Youngest BET Award recipient

    Awards·2020

    Won the BET Her Award at age eight in 2020.