List of awards and nominations received by Lauryn Hill

Lauryn Hill awards and nominations

Hill performing in 2014
Awards and nominations Award Wins Nominations American Music Awards 3 5 ASCAP Awards 9 9 BET Hip Hop Awards 0 1 Billboard Music Awards 2 7 Billboard Music Video Awards 4 7 Brit Awards 1 2 Dove Awards 1 1 Grammy Awards 8 19 Grammy Hall of Fame Award 2 2 Guinness World Records 4 4 HipHopDX Awards 0 2 Juno Awards 0 1 MTV Video Music Awards 6 10 NAACP Image Awards 4 9 World Music Awards 8 8
Totals [a]
Wins	107
Nominations	173
Note Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Lauryn Hill is an American singer, rapper, and songwriter. With a total of 8 wins from the Grammy Awards for her music (including her work in The Fugees), she is the most Grammy awarded female rapper. Hill was the first female hip hop artist to win the Grammy Awards for Best Rap Album (with The Fugees), and Best New Artist. Her first and only solo studio album, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill , won five awards at the 41st Annual Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year, making it the first hip hop album to win the award, and making Hill the youngest black artist to win the award; ^[1] Hill walked away with a total of five awards that night, breaking the record at the time for most awards won by a female artist in single ceremony, and set the current record for most nominations received by a female artist in a single ceremony.

In 2000, Hill won a consecutive Grammy Award for Album of the Year, as a producer on Santana's Supernatural, becoming the only female artist to win the award in two consecutive years, ^[2] and the only female artist to win as a lead artist and as a producer. ^[3] Hill was awarded Video of the Year at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards, for her music video "Doo Wop (That Thing)", becoming the first hip hop video to win. Additionally Hill has won four NAACP Image Awards, Including the President's Award.

In 2015, she received the Golden Note Award from American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers; and has won additional songwriting awards for her credits on Drake's "Nice for What", Aretha Franklin's "A Rose Is Still a Rose", Cardi B's "Be Careful", and Kanye West's "All Falls Down". Hill has broken a total of four Guinness World Records, throughout her career. In 2022, Hill was inducted into the Black Music & Entertainment Walk of Fame.

Awards and nominations

Award	Year [a]	Recipient(s) and nominee(s)	Category	Result	Ref.
Academy of Achievement	2000	Herself	Golden Plate Award	Won	[4]
ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Awards	1999	"A Rose Is Still a Rose"	Award Winning R&B Songs	Won	[5]
	2000	"All That I Can Say"	Award Winning R&B Songs	Won	[6]
	2005	"All Falls Down"	Award Winning Rap Songs	Won	[7]
			Award Winning R&B/Hip-Hop Songs	Won	[8]
	2015	Herself	Golden Note	Won	[9]
	2019	"Nice for What"	Award Winning Rap Songs	Won	[10] [11]
			Top Rap Song	Won
		"Be Careful"	Award Winning Rap Songs	Won
ASCAP Pop Music Award	2019	"Nice for What"	Most Performed Songs	Won	[12]
Amadeus Austrian Music Awards	2000	Herself	International Pop/Rock Female	Won	[13]
American Music Awards	1997	Fugees	Favorite Soul/R&B Band/Duo/Group	Nominated	[14]
			Favorite Pop/Rock Band/Duo/Group	Nominated
	1999	Herself	Favorite New Artist — Soul/R&B	Won	[15]
	2000	Herself	Favorite Female Artist — Soul/R&B	Won	[16]
		The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill	Favorite Album — Soul/R&B	Won
Apple Music's 100 Best Albums	2024		100 Best Albums Award	Won	[17]
BET Hip Hop Awards	2022	"Nobody"	Impact Track	Nominated	[18]
BDSCertified Spin Awards	2005	"Killing Me Softly"	400,000 Spins	Won	[19]
	2011		500,000 Spins	Won	[20]
Billboard Music Awards	1996	The Score	R&B Album of the Year	Won	[21] [22]
	1998	The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill		Won	[23]
		Herself	R&B/Hip-Hop Album Artist of the Year	Nominated
	1999	Herself	R&B/Hip-Hop Album Artist of the Year	Nominated	[24]
			Top R&B Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Female Album Artist of the Year	Nominated
		The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	Top R&B Album	Nominated
Billboard Music Video Awards	1996	"Killing Me Softly"	Best R&B Clip	Nominated	[25]
		"Ready or Not"	Best Rap Clip	Nominated
		"If I Ruled the World (Imagine That)"		Nominated
	1998	"Doo Wop (That Thing)"	Best New Artist Clip	Won	[26]
	1999	"Ex-Factor"		Won	[27]
			Best R&B Clip	Won
		"Everything is Everything"	Best Rap Clip	Won	[28]
Billboard Year-End Awards	1998	Herself	Top R&B Album Artist – Female	Won	[29]
		The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	Top R&B Album	Won
	1999		Top R&B / Hip-Hop Album Artist – Female	Won	[30] [31]
		Herself	Top R&B/Hip Hop Artist – Female	Won
Black Reel Awards	2020	"Guarding the Gates"	Best Original Song	Nominated	[32]
Blockbuster Award	1999	Herself	Favorite New Artist – Female	Won	[33]
Brit Awards	1997	Fugees	Best International Group	Won	[34]
	1999	Herself	International Female Solo Artist	Nominated	[35]
D&AD Awards	2000	Police/AA/Shop	Cinematography	Graphite Pencil	[36]
Danish Music Awards	1999	Herself	Best New International Artist	Won	[37]
Dove Awards	2005	The Passion of the Christ: Songs	Special Event Album of the Year	Won	[38]
Echo Music Prize	1996	Fugees	Best International Group	Won	[39]
Edison Award	1999	Herself	Dance/R&B international Artist	Won	[40]
Essence Awards	1999	Herself	Essence Award	Won	[41]
Fryderyk	1997	The Score	Best Foreign Album	Nominated	[42]
GAFFA Awards (Denmark)	1996	Fugees	Foreign New Act	Nominated	[43]
	1998	Herself	Foreign New Act	Nominated
Grammy Awards	1997	The Score	Album of the Year	Nominated	[44]
			Best Rap Album	Won
		"Killing Me Softly"	Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals	Won
	1999	Herself	Best New Artist	Won
			Producer of the Year, Non-Classical	Nominated
		The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	Album of the Year	Won
			Best R&B Album	Won
		"Doo Wop (That Thing)"	Best Female R&B Vocal Performance	Won
			Best R&B Song	Won
		"A Rose Is Still a Rose" (Aretha Franklin song; as songwriter)		Nominated
		"Nothing Even Matters" (with D'Angelo)	Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals	Nominated
		"Can't Take My Eyes Off of You"	Best Female Pop Vocal Performance	Nominated
		"Lost Ones"	Best Rap Solo Performance	Nominated
	2000	Supernatural (Santana album; as producer)	Album of the Year	Won
		"Everything Is Everything"	Best Music Video	Nominated
		"All That I Can Say" (Mary J. Blige song; as songwriter)	Best R&B Song	Nominated
	2001	"Turn Your Lights Down Low" (with Bob Marley and the Wailers)	Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals	Nominated
	2003	"Mystery of Inequity" (from MTV Unplugged No. 2.0 )	Best Rap Solo Performance	Nominated
	2006	"So High" (with John Legend)	Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals	Nominated
Grammy Hall of Fame	2024	The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	Hall of Fame	Inducted	[45]
	2025	Supernatural (Santana album; as producer)		Inducted	[46]
HipHopDX Awards	2021	Herself	Best Rap Verse of the Year ("Nobody")	Nominated	[47]
		"Nobody"	Best Hip Hop Song of the Year	Nominated
Hungarian Music Awards	2000	The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	Foreign Rap Album of the Year	Nominated	[48]
IFPI Platinum Europe Award	1996	The Score	3× Platinum Europe Award	Won	[49]
	1997		4× Platinum Europe Award	Won	[50]
	1998		5× Platinum Europe Award	Won	[51]
	1999	The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	2× Platinum Europe Award	Won	[52]
	2004	The Score	6× Platinum Europe Award	Won	[53]
iHeartRadio MMVAs	1997	Fugees for "Ready or Not"	People's Choice: Favourite International Group	Nominated	[54]
	1999	"Doo Wop (That Thing)"	Best International Video	Nominated	[55]
		"Everything Is Everything"		Nominated
		Herself	People's Choice: Favourite International Artist	Nominated
International Dance Music Awards	1999		Best New Dance Solo Artist	Won	[56]
IRMA Awards	1997	Fugees	International Award	Won	[57]
Juno Award	1997	The Score	International Album of the Year	Nominated	[58]
J-Wave Tokio Awards	1999	Herself	Best Female Artist	Won	[59]
Lady of Soul Awards	1999	The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	R&B/Soul Album of the Year	Won	[60]
		"Ex-Factor"	Best R&B/Soul Single, Solo	Won
		"Doo Wop (That Thing)"	Best R&B/Soul or Rap Music Video	Won
		Ex Factor	Best R&B/Soul Song of the Year	Nominated
	2000	"Everything Is Everything"	Best R&B/Soul Single – Solo	Nominated	[61]
MOBO Awards	1997	Fugees	Best International Act	Won	[62]
		"Killing Me Softly"	Best International Song	Won
	1999	Herself	Best International Act	Won	[63]
MTV Europe Music Awards	1996	"Killing Me Softly" (with The Fugees)	Best Song	Nominated	[64]
		Fugees	Best New Act	Nominated
			MTV Amour	Won
			Best Group	Nominated
	1999	Herself	Best Female	Nominated	[65]
			Best R&B	Nominated
		The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	Best Album	Nominated
MTV Video Music Awards	1996	"Killing Me Softly"	Best Group Video	Nominated	[66]
			Best R&B Video	Won
		Fugees	Viewer's Choice	Won	[67] [68]
	1999	"Doo Wop (That Thing)"	Video of the Year	Won	[69]
			Best Female Video	Won
			Best R&B Video	Won
			Best Art Direction	Won
			Best Hip-Hop Video	Nominated
	2000	"Everything Is Everything"	Best Hip-Hop Video	Nominated	[70]
			Best Art Direction	Nominated
			Best Special Effects	Nominated
MVPA Awards	1999	"Ex-Factor"	Best Makeup in a Music Video	Nominated	[71]
			Best Colorist	Nominated
			Urban/R&B Video of the Year	Nominated
	2000	"Turn Your Lights Down Low"	R&B Video of the Year	Nominated	[72]
		"Everything Is Everything"	R&B Video of the Year	Won	[73]
NAACP Image Awards	1999	Herself	Best New Artist	Won	[74]
			Outstanding Female Artist	Won
			President's Award for the Refugee Project	Won
		The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill	Best Album	Won
	2000	"Everything Is Everything"	Outstanding Music Video	Nominated	[75]
			Outstanding Song	Nominated
		Herself	Outstanding Performance in a Variety Series/Special	Nominated	[76]
	2016		Outstanding Female Artist	Nominated	[77]
		"Feeling Good"	Outstanding Song – Traditional	Nominated
National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters Communications Awards	1999	Herself	Entertainment Achievement Award	Won	[78]
NARM Best Seller Awards	1997	The Score (with Fugees)	Best R&B Recording	Won	[79]
			Best Rap Recording	Won
New York Awards	1998	Herself	Music	Won	[80]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards	1997	Fugees	Favorite Music Group	Won	[81]
		"Killing me Softly"	Favorite Song	Won
NRJ Music Award	2000	The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	Album of the Year	Nominated	[82]
		Herself	Female Artist	Nominated
			Newcomer	Nominated
Q Awards	1999	"Doo Wop (That Thing)"	Best single	Nominated	[83]
Rockbjörnen	1996	The Fugees	Foreign Group	Won	[84]
		"Killing Me Softly"	Foreign Song	Won
Soul Train Music Awards	1997	The Score (with Fugees)	R&B/Soul or Rap Album of the Year	Nominated	[85] [86]
	1999	The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill	R&B/Soul or Rap Album of the Year	Won
			Best R&B/Soul Album – Female	Won
		"Doo Wop (That Thing)"	The Michael Jackson Award for Best R&B/Soul or Rap Music Video	Won
			Best R&B/Soul Single – Female	Nominated
		Herself	Sammy Davis, Jr. Entertainer of the Year Award	Won
	2000	"Ex-Factor"	Best R&B/Soul Single, Female	Won
Source Awards	1999	Herself	New Artist of the Year	Won	[87]
		The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	Album of the Year	Won
Spin Reader's Award	1996	Fugees	Best Hip Hop Artist	Won	[88]
	1998	Herself		Won	[89]
Teen Choice Awards	1999	Herself	Choice Breakout Artist	Nominated	[90]
			Choice Female Artist	Nominated
		"Doo Wop (That Thing)"	Choice Music Single	Nominated
		The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill	Choice Music Album	Nominated
Vh1 Fashion Awards	1999	Herself	Most Fashionable Artist (Female)	Nominated	[91]
		"Doo Wop (That Thing)"	Visionary Video Award	Nominated
WB Radio Music Award	2000	Herself	R&B Artist of the Year	Won	[92] [93]
			Hip-Hop Artist of the Year	Won
World Music Awards	1997	Fugees	World's Best-Selling Pop Group	Won	[94] [95]
			World's Best-Selling Rap Group	Won
			World's Best-Selling R&B Group	Won
			World's Best-Selling American Group	Won
			World's Best-Selling Group	Won
	2000	Herself	World's Best-Selling Female R&B Artist	Won	[96]
		Herself	World's Best-Selling Female Rap Artist	Won
		Herself	World's Best-Selling New Artist	Won

Other accolades

State honors

Location	Date	Institution	Award
New Jersey	February 12, 2021	East Orange, New Jersey	Proclamation to commemorate the 25th anniversary of The Score, issued by mayor Mayor Ted R. Green [97]

World records

Key

†	Indicates a now former record holder [b]

Name of publication, year the record was awarded, name of the record, and the name of the record holder

Publication	Year	World record	Record holder	Ref.
Guinness World Records	1999	Most Grammy Awards won in a single night by a female artist	† Lauryn Hill	[98]
		First female rapper to win Best New Artist at the Grammys	Lauryn Hill	[99]
		Most Grammy nominations in a single year for a female artist		[100]
	2021	First female rapper to reach RIAA Diamond status		[101]

Atlanta Hip Hop Film Festival

Year	Nominated work	Award	Result	Ref
2004	Herself	Triple Threat	Won	[102] [103]

Black Music & Entertainment Walk of Fame

Year	Nominated work	Award	Result	Ref
2021	Herself	Inductee	Nominated	[104]
2022	Herself	Inductee	Won	[105]

Columbia High School Hall of Fame

Year	Nominated work	Award	Result	Ref
1999	Herself	Inductee	Won	[106]

Vevo Certified Awards

Vevo Certified Award honors artists with over 100 million views on Vevo and its partners (including YouTube) through special features on the Vevo website. It was launched in June 2012.

Year	Nominee/Work	Certified videos	Ref.
2021	Lauryn Hill	2	[107]
	Fugees	2	[108]
As of April 11, 2021

Notes

1. Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.
2. Note that this does not indicate that Lauryn Hill lost the record, only that the listed record holder was eventually surpassed.

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