Beyoncé – Performer Charts en APC-statistieken

Beyoncé behoort tot de meest invloedrijke artiesten in de APCCHART Performer Charts. Met hits zoals “Halo”, “Crazy in Love” en “Cuff It” laat ze haar veelzijdigheid en vakmanschap zien.

Beyoncé – APCCHART Performer Rankings

Global superstar Beyoncé dominates APCCHART’s performer lists with acclaimed tracks like “Irreplaceable”, “Formation” and “Break My Soul”. Her presence is unmatched in pop and R&B charts across Europe.

Beyoncé – Classements APCCHART

Beyoncé figure parmi les artistes les plus performants des classements APCCHART. De “Drunk in Love” à “Love on Top”, ses chansons traversent les générations et les frontières.

Beyoncé – Performer-Auswertung bei APCCHART

Beyoncé zählt zu den dominierenden Künstlerinnen in den Performer-Charts von APCCHART. Mit Titeln wie „Single Ladies“ und „Hold Up“ prägt sie die moderne Popmusik.

Beyoncé – Rankings en los Performer Charts de APCCHART

Con temas como “Déjà Vu”, “Partition” y “Spirit”, Beyoncé se posiciona como una intérprete influyente en los rankings europeos de APCCHART.

 
       
                     
     
                     
  TOP   APC   PEAK   title   YEAR  
  1   200   46   TELEPHONE   2009  
  2   414   414   TEXAS HOLD 'EM   2024  
  3   454   131   HALO   2009  
  4   609   166   IF I WERE A BOY   2008  
  5   703   270   BEAUTIFUL LIAR   2007  
  6   725   287   IRREPLACABLE-IRREEMPLAZABLE   2006  
  7   1574   712   SWEET DREAMS   2009  
  8   1738   1738   BREAK MY SOUL   2022  
  9   2080   1258   DRUNK IN LOVE   2013  
  10   2304   1324   CHECK ON IT   2005  
  11   2306   1682   HOLD UP   2016  
  12   2462   2462   CUFF IT   2022  
  13   2448   1442   LOSE MY BREATH   2004  
  14   2836   1493   SINGLE LADIES   2008  
  15   3057   1810   CRAZY IN LOVE   2003  
  16   3242   2012   BEST THING I NEVER HAD   2011  
  17   3574   2233   LOVE ON TOP   2011  
  18   3856   2059   DEJA VU   2006  
  19   4101   2642   RUN THE WORLD (GIRLS)   2011  
  20   5613   4643   FORMATION   2016  
  21   6530   4740   XO   2013  
  22   6983   2963   INDEPENDENT WOMEN PART 1   2000  
  23   7970   3506   SURVIVOR   2001  
  24   8217   3629   SAY MY NAME   2000  
  25   8262   5018   LISTEN   2007  
  26   8269   3649   NO NO NO   1998  
  27   8892   3998   BOOTYLICIOUS   2001  
  28   9065   4096   BUG A BOO   1999  
  29   9601   4724   BABY BOY   2003  
  30   10033   8477   SORRY   2016  
  31   10656   5034   EMOTION   2001  
  32   10870   5146   BILLS BILLS BILLS   1999  
  33   11101   5601   SOLDIER   2004  
  34   11291   9539   FREEDOM   2016  
  35   11755   5690   JUMPIN' JUMPIN'   2000  
  36   11799   5718   NAUGHTY GIRL   2003  
  37   11936   5807   03 BONNIE & CLYDE   2002  
  38   13052   11089   6 INCH   2016  
  39   13170   8767  
BROKEN HEARTED GIRL
  2009  
  40   14295   11247   7/11   2014  
                     
                     
  Beyoncé Giselle Knowles was born on September 4, 1981, in Houston, Texas. From a young age, her extraordinary singing and dancing talent stood out, and she developed a strong passion for performing arts. Her parents, Mathew and Tina Knowles, encouraged her artistic ambitions, with her father eventually becoming her manager. His strategic vision helped Beyoncé lay the foundation for what would become one of the most influential careers in music history. Her journey to fame began when she became part of a girl group that later adopted the name Destiny’s Child.

Destiny’s Child originally started as Girl’s Tyme, a group of young singers participating in talent competitions and striving to break into the music industry. Despite an early failure in a television competition, the group remained determined. After several lineup changes and intensive training, they eventually signed a contract with Columbia Records in 1997, which accelerated their career.

Their debut album, Destiny’s Child, was released in 1998, introducing them to a broader audience. However, it was their second album, The Writing’s on the Wall (1999), that solidified their status as superstars. This album featured hits such as "Bills, Bills, Bills", "Bug a Boo", and "Say My Name", the latter earning them their first Grammy Award. The lyrics of their songs resonated particularly with young women, and Destiny’s Child was seen as a group that promoted empowerment and independence. As their popularity grew, internal tensions emerged.

In 2000, LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett left the group due to conflicts with management. They were replaced by Michelle Williams and Farrah Franklin, though Franklin departed after only a few months. With Williams as a permanent member, Destiny’s Child became a trio and released the album Survivor in 2001. This album included powerful anthems such as "Independent Women Part I", "Bootylicious", and "Survivor", which focused on themes of resilience and self-confidence. With this music, the group dominated the charts, and Beyoncé was increasingly seen as the star and leader of the group.

After a brief hiatus, Destiny’s Child returned with Destiny Fulfilled in 2004, their final studio album. This album featured songs such as "Lose My Breath", "Cater 2 U", and "Soldier", reinforcing their reputation as one of the greatest girl groups of all time. During their promotional tour, it became evident that Beyoncé wanted to further expand her solo career. Although all members were aware of the group's imminent disbandment, they celebrated their collective successes with a final tour.

Destiny’s Child sold over 60 million records worldwide, becoming one of the most influential musical trios in pop history. Despite their official farewell in 2006, their music remained impactful and inspiring for new generations of artists. Beyoncé was on the verge of further cementing her status as a global icon, and her solo career would soon exceed all expectations.

Beyoncé launched her solo career in 2003 with the album Dangerously in Love, which firmly established her as a global superstar. This album included hits like "Crazy in Love" and "Baby Boy", bringing her not only commercial success but also five Grammy Awards. Her powerful voice, dynamic performances, and unique blend of R&B, pop, and hip-hop made her one of the most influential artists of her generation.

Following the success of her debut album, Beyoncé returned in 2006 with B’Day, an album that showcased her versatility as an artist. With songs like "Irreplaceable" and "Déjà Vu", she proved that she was not only a phenomenal singer but also a master at creating timeless hits. Released around her 25th birthday, this album was a celebration of her growth as an artist and as a woman.

In 2008, she released I Am… Sasha Fierce, an album that introduced her alter ego, Sasha Fierce. This alter ego symbolized her powerful and daring stage persona. The album featured iconic tracks such as "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" and "Halo," which further cemented her status as a pop culture icon. "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" became a global phenomenon, inspiring countless dance performances and parodies.

Beyoncé continued to push artistic boundaries with 4 in 2011, an album that showcased a more soulful and emotional side of her. With songs like "Love on Top" and "Run the World (Girls)," she emphasized her message of female empowerment and confidence. This album was a deliberate step away from commercial trends and highlighted her growth as an independent artist.

In 2013, Beyoncé surprised the world by releasing her fifth studio album, Beyoncé, without any prior announcement. This album introduced the concept of the visual album, where each song was accompanied by a music video. With tracks like "Drunk in Love" and "Partition," she explored themes such as love, sensuality, and self-expression. The album was praised for its innovative approach and artistic depth.

Her most personal and politically charged work arrived in 2016 with Lemonade, an album that addressed themes like racial identity, womanhood, and resilience. With songs such as "Formation" and "Sorry," she delivered a powerful message about the experiences of Black women and social justice. This album was hailed as a cultural masterpiece and solidified her position as an influential voice in the music industry.

In 2022, she released Renaissance, an album that paid tribute to queer and ballroom culture. This album was a celebration of dance music and freedom, featuring songs like "Break My Soul," which carried a message of self-love and independence. Two years later, in 2024, she followed up with Cowboy Carter, expanding her influence into country music and making history as the first Black woman to top the Country chart.

Beyond her music, Beyoncé has established herself as a powerful entrepreneur and philanthropist. She founded Parkwood Entertainment, launched her clothing line Ivy Park, and has been actively involved in social justice and charity. Her performances, such as Beychella in 2018, showcased her unmatched talent and dedication to her artistry.

With over 200 million records sold, 35 Grammy Awards, and an unparalleled influence on pop culture, Beyoncé remains an icon of strength, talent, and innovation. Her solo career has not only made her one of the greatest artists of all time but also a symbol of perseverance and creativity.