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    Awards & Honours

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    Awards Won

    1

    Honours

    4

    Rankings

    5

    Covers

    2

    Records

    Slipknot's achievements in heavy metal are substantial. They have sold over 30 million records worldwide, with two albums, All Hope Is Gone and We Are Not Your Kind, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200. They won a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance in 2006 for "Before I Forget." The band has been a dominant force at the Kerrang! Awards and Metal Hammer Golden Gods, winning Best Live Band multiple times. Their 2019 album We Are Not Your Kind swept several year-end awards, including Album of the Year from Alternative Press and Loudwire. Slipknot's impact is measured not just in sales but in the lasting influence they have had on metal culture and live performance.

    Slipknot receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Guinness World Record for Most Headbangers in a Single Concert

    Guinness World Records·2009

    Set during a show at the Reading Festival in 2009, with 1,029 headbangers.

    Rankings & Lists

    #47

    100 Greatest Heavy Metal Albums of All Time

    Rolling Stone·2015
    #14

    50 Most Extreme Metal Bands

    Kerrang!·2005
    #1

    Top 10 Nu Metal Bands

    Loudwire·2014
    #1

    Top 10 Metal Bands of the 2010s

    Loudwire·2019

    Magazine Covers

    Kerrang!

    2019-08-10

    Slipknot: The Return of the Kings

    Metal Hammer

    2022-09-01

    Slipknot: The End, So Far

    Revolver

    2019-07-01

    Slipknot: We Are Not Your Kind

    Alternative Press

    2014-10-01

    Slipknot: Reborn

    NME

    2001-08-14

    Slipknot: The Most Dangerous Band in the World

    Records & Feats

    First metal band to have two studio albums debut at #1 on the Billboard 200 in the 21st century

    Chart Record·2019

    All Hope Is Gone (2008) and We Are Not Your Kind (2019) both entered at the top position.

    Most headbangers in a single concert

    Historic First·2009

    1,029 headbangers at Reading Festival in 2009.