List of awards and nominations received by Rihanna

Rihanna awards and nominations

Rihanna performing during the Diamonds World Tour in 2013
Awards and nominations Award Wins Nominations American Music Awards 13 26 Billboard 12 66 Golden Globe 0 1 Grammy 9 34 MTV Europe 4 25 MTV VMA 7 31 Much 3 18 NRJ 2 16 People's Choice 4 18 Soul Train 3 19 Teen Choice 4 55 Academy Awards 0 1
Totals [lower-alpha 1]
Wins	184
Nominations	479
Note Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize 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.

Barbadian singer Rihanna has received multiple awards and nominations for her work in music, film, and fashion. Her music awards are predominantly in pop, R&B, and hip-hop genre categories.

Rihanna's first single, "Pon de Replay" led her to win five awards, following her achieving further accolades for both herself and her debut album, Music of the Sun (2005). Her second album, A Girl Like Me (2006), earned the singer more awards and nominations. Rihanna's third studio album, Good Girl Gone Bad (2007), became Rihanna's breakout album, with the singer receiving a string of awards and nominations in newer categories such as pop and R&B genres. The lead single, "Umbrella" earned Rihanna her first Grammy Award in 2008, while the album's singles and DVD earned a further eight nominations throughout 2008 and 2009. It was named 'Song of the Decade' at the Barbados Music Awards in 2010. Rated R (2009), Rihanna's fourth studio effort, produced the single "Rude Boy" which became the main provider of awards and nominations from the album. It was nominated for 'Song of the Year' at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

In 2010, Rihanna's collaboration with Jay-Z and Kanye West, "Run This Town" won Rihanna her second and third Grammy Awards for Best Rap Song and Best Rap/Sung Collaboration. Rihanna released her fifth studio album, Loud in 2010. It received many nominations including two Grammys for Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album. Furthermore, its lead single, "Only Girl (In the World)" won Best Dance Recording, while the second single "What's My Name?" received a nomination in the same category. Also in 2011, Rihanna collaborated on the worldwide hit single "Love the Way You Lie" with Eminem. The song earned a string of nominations and awards including being nominated for six Billboard Music Awards and three Grammy Awards. Kanye West's single "All of the Lights", released in 2011 and featuring Rihanna as a credited artist, was nominated for three awards at the 2012 Grammy Awards, ultimately winning Best Rap Song and Best Rap/Sung Collaboration. Rihanna released her sixth studio album, Talk That Talk in 2011, earning the singer an American Music Award. Its lead single, "We Found Love" was nominated for many awards, most notably winning the MTV Video Music Award for Video of the Year in 2012 and Best Short Form Music Video at the 55th Grammy Awards in 2013. Two further releases from the album, the title track featuring Jay-Z and "Where Have You Been" also received Grammy nominations. Unapologetic (2012), Rihanna's seventh studio album, produced the lead single "Diamonds" which gained the singer several awards and nominations.

Rihanna has won 9 Grammy Awards, 12 Billboard Music Awards, 13 American Music Awards (including the Icon Award), and 7 MTV Video Music Awards (including the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award).

Awards and nominations

Name of award ceremony, year presented, award category, nominee of award, and result of nomination

Award ceremony	Year	Nominee(s) / Work(s)	Category	Result	Ref.
Academy Awards	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Best Original Song	Nominated	[1]
American Music Awards	2007	Rihanna	Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist	Won	[2]
	2008		Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist	Won	[3]
			Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist	Won
	2010			Won	[4]
	2011	Loud	Favorite Pop/Rock Album	Nominated	[5]
			Favorite Soul/R&B Album	Won
		Rihanna	Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist	Nominated
	2012		Artist of the Year	Nominated	[6]
			Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist	Nominated
			Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist	Nominated
		Talk That Talk	Favorite Soul/R&B Album	Won
	2013	Rihanna	Icon Award	Won	[7]
			Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist	Nominated
			Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist	Won
		Unapologetic	Favorite Soul/R&B Album	Nominated
	2015	Rihanna	Favorite Female Artist – Soul/R&B	Won	[8]
		"FourFiveSeconds" (with Kanye West and Paul McCartney)	Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
	2016	Rihanna	Artist of the Year	Nominated	[9]
			Favorite Female Artist – Pop/Rock	Nominated
			Favorite Female Artist – Soul/R&B	Won
		"Work" (ft. Drake)	Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
			Video of the Year	Nominated
			Favorite Song – Soul/R&B	Won
		Anti	Favorite Album – Soul/R&B	Won
	2017	Rihanna	Favorite Female Artist – Pop/Rock	Nominated	[10]
			Favorite Female Artist – Soul/R&B	Nominated
	2018		Favorite Female Artist – Soul/R&B	Won	[11]
ARIA Music Awards	2011	Rihanna	Most Popular International Artist	Nominated	[12]
BET Awards	2006	Rihanna	Best New Artist	Nominated
	2008		Best Female R&B Artist	Nominated	[13]
	2009	"Live Your Life" (with T.I.)	Video of the Year	Nominated
			Best Collaboration	Nominated
			Viewer's Choice Award	Won
	2010	"Run This Town" (with Jay-Z & Kanye West)	Video of the Year	Nominated	[14]
		Rihanna	Best Female R&B Artist	Nominated
		"Hard" (ft. Young Jeezy)	Viewer's Choice Award	Won
	2011	Rihanna	Best Female R&B Artist	Won
		"What's My Name?" (ft. Drake)	Viewer's Choice Award	Nominated
			Best Collaboration	Nominated
		"All of the Lights" (with Kanye West)		Nominated
	2012	Rihanna	Best Female R&B Artist	Nominated
	2013	"Diamonds"	Video of the Year	Nominated	[15]
			Coca-Cola Viewers Choice Award	Nominated
		Rihanna	Best Female R&B Artist	Won
	2014			Nominated	[16]
	2015			Nominated	[17]
	2016	Rihanna	Best Female R&B/Pop Artist	Nominated	[18]
		"Work" (ft. Drake)	Viewer's Choice Award	Nominated
			Best Collaboration	Won
			Video of the Year	Nominated
		"Bitch Better Have My Money"	Centric Award	Nominated
	2017	Rihanna	Best Female R&B/Pop Artist	Nominated
	2018			Nominated	[19]
		"Wild Thoughts" (with DJ Khaled & Bryson Tiller)	Video of the Year	Nominated
			Viewer's Choice	Nominated
			Best Collaboration	Won
		"Loyalty" (with Kendrick Lamar)		Nominated
	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Bet her Award	Nominated	[20]
BET Hip-Hop Awards	2009	"Live Your Life" (with T.I.)	Track of the Year	Nominated
			Best Hip-Hop Collaboration	Won
			Best Hip-Hop Video	Won
	2010	"Run This Town" (with Jay-Z & Kanye West)		Nominated	[21]
	2011	"All of the Lights" (with Kanye West)		Nominated	[22]
		"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)		Nominated
		"All of the Lights" (with Kanye West)	Verizon People's Champ Award (Viewers' Choice)	Nominated
	2017	"Wild Thoughts" (with DJ Khaled & Bryson Tiller)	Single of the Year	Nominated	[23]
			Best Hip-Hop Video	Nominated
			Best Collabo, Duo or Group	Won
	2018	"Loyalty" (with Kendrick Lamar )	Best Hip Hop Video	Nominated
Billboard Music Awards	2006	Rihanna	Female Artist of the Year	Won	[24]
			Pop 100 Artist of the Year	Won
			Female Hot 100 Artist of the Year	Won
	2011		Top Artist	Nominated	[25]
			Top Female Artist	Won
			Top R&B Artist	Nominated
			Top Hot 100 Artist	Nominated
			Top Dance Artist	Nominated
			Top Social Artist	Nominated
			Top Digital Songs Artist	Nominated
			Top Radio Songs Artist	Won
			Top Streaming Artist	Nominated
			Top Digital Media Artist	Nominated
		Loud	Top R&B Album	Nominated
		"What's My Name?" (ft. Drake)	Top R&B Song	Nominated
		"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Top Hot 100 Song	Nominated
			Top Rap Song	Won
			Top Digital Song	Nominated
			Top Radio Song	Nominated
			Top Streaming Song (Audio)	Nominated
			Top Streaming Song (Video)	Nominated
	2012	Rihanna	Top Artist	Nominated	[26]
			Top Female Artist	Nominated
			Top R&B Artist	Nominated
			Top Pop Artist	Nominated
			Top Hot 100 Artist	Nominated
			Top Dance Artist	Nominated
			Top Social Artist	Nominated
			Top Digital Songs Artist	Nominated
			Top Radio Songs Artist	Nominated
			Top Streaming Artist	Won
			Top Digital Media Artist	Nominated
		Talk That Talk	Top R&B Album	Nominated
		"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)	Top Radio Song	Nominated
	2013	Rihanna	Top Artist	Nominated	[27]
			Top Female Artist	Nominated
			Top R&B Artist	Won
			Top Hot 100 Artist	Nominated
			Top Social Artist	Nominated
			Top Radio Songs Artist	Won
			Top Streaming Artist	Nominated
		Unapologetic	Top R&B Album	Won
		"Diamonds"	Top R&B Song	Won
		"Where Have You Been"	Top Dance Song	Nominated
	2014	Rihanna	Top Female Artist	Nominated	[28]
			Top Touring Artist	Nominated
			Top R&B Artist	Nominated
			Top Social Artist	Nominated
		"The Monster" (with Eminem)	Top Rap Song	Nominated
	2016	Rihanna	Top Female Artist	Nominated	[29]
			Top R&B Artist	Nominated
			Billboard Chart Achievement Award	Won
		Anti	Top R&B Album	Nominated
	2017		Top Billboard 200 Album	Nominated	[30]
			Top R&B Album	Nominated
		Rihanna	Top Artist	Nominated
			Top Female Artist	Nominated
			Top Hot 100 Artist	Nominated
			Top Radio Songs Artist	Nominated
			Top Streaming Songs Artist	Nominated
			Top R&B Artist	Nominated
			Top R&B Tour	Nominated
		"Needed Me"	Top Streaming Song (Audio)	Nominated
			Top R&B Song	Nominated
"Work" (ft. Drake)		Top R&B Collaboration	Nominated
"This Is What You Came For" (with Calvin Harris)		Top Dance/Electronic Song	Nominated
2018	Rihanna	Top R&B Female Artist	Nominated
	Wild Thoughts	Top R&B Song	Nominated
2023	Rihanna	Top R&B Artist	Nominated
		Top R&B Female Artist	Nominated
Billboard Latin Music Awards	2011	Rihanna	Crossover Artist of the Year	Nominated	[31]
	2012			Nominated	[32]
	2013			Won	[33]
	2016			Nominated
	2017			Nominated
Billboard Touring Awards	2011	Rihanna	Breakthrough	Nominated	[34]
BMI London Awards	2007	"Break It Off" (ft. Sean Paul)	Award-winning songs	Won	[35]
	2010	"Run This Town" (with Jay-Z & Kanye West)		Won	[36]
BMI Pop Awards	2008	"Break It Off" (ft. Sean Paul)	Award-winning songs	Won	[37]
	2012	"Rude Boy"		Won	[38]
	2018	"Love On The Brain"		Won
BMI R&B/Hip-Hop Awards	2014	"The Monster"	R&B/Hip-Hop Award Songs	Won	[39]
		"Pour It Up"		Won
	2016	"Bitch Better Have My Money"		Won	[40]
		"FourFiveSeconds"		Won
	2017	Rihanna	Songwriter of the Year‡	Won	[41]
		"Needed Me"	Most Performed R&B/Hip-Hop Songs	Won
		"Love On The Brain"		Won
		"Work" (ft. Drake)		Won
		"Too Good"		Won
	2019	"Lemon"		Won	[42]
BMI Urban Awards	2010	"Run This Town" (with Jay-Z & Kanye West)	Award-winning songs	Won	[43]
	2011	"Rude Boy"		Won	[44]
Bravo Otto Awards	2011	Rihanna	Super Singer – Female	Won
	2012			Won
	2013		Rapporteur of the Year – Foreign Woman	Won
Brit Awards	2008	Rihanna	International Female Solo Artist	Nominated	[45]
	2010			Nominated
	2011			Won
	2012			Won
	2013			Nominated	[46]
		"Princess of China" (with Coldplay)	British Single of the Year	Nominated
	2017	Rihanna	International Female Solo Artist	Nominated	[47]
		"This Is What You Came For" (with Calvin Harris)	British Single of the Year	Nominated
BT Digital Music Awards	2010	Rihanna	Best Event/Nokia Present Rihanna Live	Won	[48]
			Best International Artist	Nominated
	2011			Nominated	[49]
Canadian Radio Music Awards	2013	Rihanna	International Solo Artist of the Year	Won	[50]
CFDA Fashion Awards	2014		Fashion Icon Award	Won	[51]
Clio Awards	2016	ANTIdiaRy	Best commercial	Nominated	[52] [53]
			Best partnership	Nominated
Critics' Choice Awards	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Best Song	Nominated
Danish Music Awards	2011	"Only Girl (In The World)"	International Hit of the Year	Won	[54]
		"Love The Way You Lie" (ft. Eminem)		Nominated
	2012	"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)		Nominated	[55]
	2013	"Unapologetic"	International Album of the Year	Won	[56]
		"Diamonds"	International Hit of the Year	Nominated
	2014	"The Monster" (ft. Eminem)		Nominated	[57]
DiscussingFilm Critic Awards	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Best Original Song	Nominated
Echo Music Prize	2008	"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	Hit of the Year	Nominated
		Rihanna	International Female Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2011			Nominated	[58]
	2013	"Diamonds"	Hit of the Year	Nominated	[59]
The Fashion Awards	2017	Fenty x Puma by Rihanna	Urban Luxe	Nominated
	2019	Fenty	Urban Luxe	Won
FiFi Awards	2014	Nude by Rihanna	Best Celebrity Fragrance	Won	[60]
Footwear News Achievement Awards	2016	Fenty Puma Creeper	Shoe of the Year	Won	[61]
GAFFA Awards Denmark	2011	"We Found Love"	International Video of the Year	Nominated
	2015	"FourFiveSeconds" (with Kanye West and Paul McCartney)	International Hit of the Year	Nominated
	2016	Rihanna	International Female Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2018	"Wild Thoughts" (DJ Khaled featuring Rihanna and Bryson Tiller)	International Hit of the Year	Nominated
GAFFA Awards Sweden	2010	"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	International Hit of the Year	Won
	2015	"Bitch Better Have My Money"		Won
Gaygalan Awards	2018	"Wild Thoughts" (DJ Khaled featuring Rihanna and Bryson Tiller)	International Song of the Year	Nominated	[62]
Glamour Magazine Women of the Year Awards	2009	Rihanna	Woman of the Year	Won
Golden Raspberry Awards	2013	Battleship	Worst Supporting Actress	Won	[63]
			Worst Screen Ensemble	Nominated	[64]
Grammy Awards	2008	"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	Record of the Year	Nominated
			Best Rap/Sung Collaboration	Won
		"Don't Stop the Music"	Best Dance Recording	Nominated
		"Hate That I Love You" (ft. Ne-Yo)	Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals	Nominated
	2009	"If I Never See Your Face Again" (with Maroon 5)	Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals	Nominated
		"Disturbia"	Best Dance Recording	Nominated
		Good Girl Gone Bad Live	Best Long Form Music Video	Nominated
	2010	"Run This Town" (with Jay-Z & Kanye West)	Best Rap Song	Won
			Best Rap/Sung Collaboration	Won
	2011	"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)		Nominated
			Record of the Year	Nominated
			Best Short Form Music Video	Nominated
		"Only Girl (In the World)"	Best Dance Recording	Won
		Recovery (as featured artist)	Album of the Year	Nominated
	2012	Loud		Nominated
			Best Pop Vocal Album	Nominated
		"What's My Name?" (ft. Drake)	Best Rap/Sung Collaboration	Nominated
		"All of the Lights" (with Kanye West, Kid Cudi & Fergie)		Won
	2013	"Talk That Talk" (ft. Jay-Z)		Nominated
		"Where Have You Been"	Best Pop Solo Performance	Nominated
		"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)	Best Short Form Music Video	Won
	2014	"Stay" (ft. Mikky Ekko)	Best Pop Duo/Group Performance	Nominated
		Unapologetic	Best Urban Contemporary Album	Won
	2015	"The Monster" (with Eminem)	Best Rap/Sung Collaboration	Won
	2017	"Work" (ft. Drake)	Record of the Year	Nominated
			Best Pop Duo/Group Performance	Nominated
		"Needed Me"	Best R&B Performance	Nominated
		"Kiss It Better"	Best R&B Song	Nominated
		Anti	Best Urban Contemporary Album	Nominated
			Best Recording Package	Nominated
		Views (as featured artist)	Album of the Year	Nominated
		"Famous" (with Kanye West & Swizz Beatz)	Best Rap/Sung Performance	Nominated
	2018	"Loyalty" (with Kendrick Lamar)		Won
	2024	"Lift Me Up"	Best Song Written for Visual Media	Nominated
Golden Globe Awards	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Best Original Song	Nominated
The Headies	2013	"Orezi"	Best Reggae/Dancehall Single	Nominated
Hollywood Critics Association Creative Arts Awards	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Best Original Song	Nominated
Hollywood Music in Media Awards	2015	"Dancing in the Dark"	Best Song – Animated Film	Won	[65]
	2016	"Sledgehammer"	Best Song – SciFi/Fantasy Film	Nominated
	2022	"Lift Me Up"	Best Original Song in a Feature Film	Won
IFPI Hong Kong Top Sales Music Awards	2006	A Girl Like Me	Ten Best Sales Releases, Foreign	Won	[66]
iHeartRadio Music Awards	2014	Rihanna	Artist of the Year	Won	[67]
			Instagram Award	Nominated
		"Stay" (ft. Mikky Ekko)	Song of the Year	Won
			Best Collaboration	Nominated
		"The Monster" (with Eminem)	Song of the Year	Nominated
			Best Collaboration	Nominated
		"Pour It Up"	Hip Hop/R&B Song of the Year	Won
		Rihanna Navy	Best Fan Army	Won
	2016	"Bitch Better Have My Money"	R&B Song of the Year	Nominated
	2017	Rihanna	Female Artist of the Year	Nominated	[68]
			R&B Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Best Fan Army	Nominated
		Anti	R&B Album of the Year	Won
		"Too Good" (with Drake)	Best Lyrics	Nominated
		"Needed Me"	R&B Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Work" (ft. Drake)		Won
			Best Collaboration	Won
			Best Music Video	Nominated
		"This Is What You Came For" (with Calvin Harris)		Nominated
			Best Collaboration	Nominated
	2018	"Wild Thoughts" (with DJ Khaled & Bryson Tiller)		Nominated	[69]
			Song of the Year	Nominated
			Hip-Hop Song of the Year	Won
		Rihanna	Female Artist of the Year	Nominated
			R&B Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Best Lyrics	Nominated	[70]
		Rihanna Navy	Best Fan Army	Nominated
Japan Gold Disc Awards	2006	Rihanna	International Best New Artist	Won	[71]
Juno Awards	2008	Good Girl Gone Bad	International Album of the Year	Won	[72]
	2012	Loud		Nominated	[73]
	2017	Anti		Nominated
La Chanson de l'année	2012	"Diamonds"	Song of the Year	Nominated	[74]
Latin American Music Awards	2016	"This Is What You Came For" (with Calvin Harris)	Favorite Dance Song	Won	[75]
Las Vegas Film Critics Society	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Best Original Song	Nominated
Los Premios 40 Principales	2007	"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	Best International Song	Won	[76]
	2010	Rihanna	Best International Artist	Nominated	[77]
	2011			Nominated	[78]
		"S&M"	Best International Song	Nominated
	2012	Talk That Talk	Best International Album	Nominated	[79]
	2013	Rihanna	Best International Artist	Nominated	[80]
		Unapologetic	Best International Album	Nominated
Meteor Ireland Music Awards	2008	Rihanna	Best International Female	Nominated
	2009			Nominated	[81]
MOBO Awards	2006	Rihanna	Best R&B Artist	Won
	2007		Best International Act	Won	[82]
		"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	Best Video	Nominated
	2008	Rihanna	Best International Act	Nominated	[83]
	2010			Nominated	[84]
	2011			Won	[85]
	2012			Nominated	[86]
MP3 Music Awards	2010	"Russian Roulette"	The BFV Award	Nominated	[87]
	2011	"All of the Lights" (with Kanye West)	The HRR Award	Won	[88]
		"Cheers (Drink to That)"	The BFV Award	Nominated
MTV Movie & TV Awards	2014	This Is The End	Best Cameo	Won	[89]
	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Best Song	Nominated
MTV Video Music Awards	2006	"SOS"	Viewer's Choice	Nominated	[90]
			Best New Artist in a Video	Nominated
	2007	Herself	Female Artist of the Year	Nominated	[91]
		"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	Video of the Year	Won
			Monster Single of the Year	Won
			Best Director	Nominated
	2008	"Take a Bow"	Best Female Video	Nominated	[92]
			Best Direction	Nominated
	2009	"Live Your Life" (with T.I.)	Best Male Video	Won
	2010	"Rude Boy"	Best Editing	Nominated	[93]
	2011	"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Best Male Video	Nominated
			Best Cinematography	Nominated
			Best Direction	Nominated
			Best Video with a Message	Nominated
		"All of the Lights" (with Kanye West & Kid Cudi)	Best Collaboration	Nominated
			Best Editing	Nominated
			Best Hip-Hop Video	Nominated
			Best Male Video	Nominated
	2012	"Princess of China" (with Coldplay)	Best Editing	Nominated	[94]
			Best Direction	Nominated
		"Take Care" (with Drake)	Best Male Video	Nominated
			Best Art Direction	Nominated
			Best Cinematography	Nominated
			Video of the Year	Nominated
		"Where Have You Been"	Best Choreography	Nominated
			Best Visual Effects	Nominated
		"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)	Video of the Year	Won
			Best Pop Video	Nominated
			Best Female Video	Nominated
	2013	"Stay" (ft. Mikky Ekko)		Nominated	[95]
	2014	"The Monster" (with Eminem)	Best Collaboration	Nominated
			Best Direction	Nominated
			Best Male Video	Nominated
	2015	"American Oxygen"	Best Video With A Social Message	Nominated	[96]
	2016	"Work" (ft. Drake)	Best Female Video	Nominated
			Best Collaboration	Nominated
		"This Is What You Came For" (with Calvin Harris)		Nominated
			Best Male Video	Won
		Herself	Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award	Won
	2017	"Wild Thoughts" (with DJ Khaled & Bryson Tiller)	Best Collaboration	Nominated
			Video of The Year	Nominated
			Best Art Direction	Nominated
			Song of the Summer	Nominated
	2018	"Lemon" (with N.E.R.D.)	Best Collaboration	Nominated
			Best Editing	Won
MTV Video Music Awards Japan	2006	"Pon de Replay"	Best New Artist	Won
	2007	"SOS"	Best Pop Video	Nominated
	2008	"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	Video of the Year	Nominated
	2009	"Live Your Life" (with T.I.)	Best Hip-Hop Video	Nominated	[97]
			Best Collaboration	Nominated
	2010	"Russian Roulette"	Best Female Video	Nominated	[98]
	2011	"Only Girl (In The World)"	Best Female Video	Nominated	[99]
			Best R&B Video	Won
		"Love The Way You Lie" (ft. Eminem)	Best Collaboration Video	Nominated
	2012	"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)	Best Female Video	Nominated	[100]
			Best Pop Video	Nominated
	2013	"Diamonds"	Best Female Video	Nominated	[101]
			Best R&B Video	Nominated
	2016	"Work" (ft. Drake)	Best Female Video – International	Nominated	[102]
		Anti	Album of the Year – International	Nominated
		This Is What You Came For (with Calvin Harris)	Best Dance Video	Nominated
MTV Europe Music Awards	2005	Rihanna	Best New Act	Nominated	[103]
	2006	Rihanna	Best R&B	Won	[104]
		"SOS"	Best Song	Nominated	[105]
	2007	Rihanna	Ultimate Urban	Won	[106]
			Best Solo	Nominated	[107]
		"Umbrella" (with Jay-Z)	Most Addictive Track	Nominated
	2008	Rihanna	Act of 2008	Nominated	[108]
	2010	"Rude Boy"	Best Song	Nominated	[109]
		"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)		Nominated
			Best Video	Nominated
		Rihanna	Best Female	Nominated
			Best Pop	Nominated
	2011			Nominated	[110]
	2012	"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)	Best Video	Nominated	[111]
			Best Song	Nominated
		Rihanna	Best Female Artist	Nominated
			Best Pop Artist	Nominated
			Best Look	Nominated
			Biggest Fans	Nominated
			Worldwide Act	Nominated
			Best North American Act	Won
	2013	"Diamonds"	Best Song	Nominated	[112]
		Rihanna	Best Look	Nominated
	2014	"The Monster" (with Eminem)	Best Song	Nominated	[113]
	2015	Rihanna	Best Female	Won	[114]
	2016			Nominated
			Best Pop	Nominated
			Best Look	Nominated
		"Work" (ft. Drake)	Best Song	Nominated
	2017	"Wild Thoughts" (with DJ Khaled & Bryson Tiller)	Best Song	Nominated
MTV Africa Music Awards	2008	Rihanna	Best R&B Artist	Nominated
	2010		Best International Artist	Nominated	[115]
	2014			Nominated	[116]
	2016			Nominated	[117]
MTV Video Music Brasil	2012	Rihanna	Best International Artist	Nominated
MTV Platinum Video Plays Awards	2011	"Rude Boy"	Double Platinum	Won	[118]
		"Russian Roulette"	Platinum	Won
		"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Double Platinum	Won
	2012	"What's My Name?" (ft. Drake)	Double Platinum	Won	[119]
		"Who's That Chick?" (with David Guetta)	Platinum	Won
	2013	"Princess of China" (with Coldplay)		Won	[120]
		"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)	Double Platinum	Won
		"Where Have You Been"		Won
MTV O Music Awards	2011	Rihanna Navy	Fan Army FTW	Nominated
		"Shy Ronnie 2: Ronnie & Clyde" (with The Lonely Island)	Funniest Music Short	Nominated
		"F**K Yeah Rihanna"	F**K Yeah Tumblr	Nominated
		"Catfight" (shared with Katy Perry)	Favorite Animated GIF	Nominated
MTV Millennial Awards	2014	Rihanna	Celebrity without filter on Instagrammer	Nominated
	2016	"Work" (ft. Drake)	International Hit of the Year	Won
	2017	"This is What You Came For" (with Calvin Harris)	Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
	2018	Rihanna	Global Instagrammer	Nominated	[121]
MTV Italian Music Awards	2007	Rihanna	First Lady	Nominated
		"Umbrella"	Best Number One of the Year	Nominated
	2011	Rihanna	Hot&Sexy Awards	Nominated
			Too Much Awards	Nominated
			Wonder Woman	Nominated
	2012		Wonder Woman	Nominated
	2013		Wonder Woman	Nominated
			Instavip	Nominated
	2014		Best Look	Nominated
			Artist Saga	Nominated
		"Can't Remember To Forget You" (Shakira ft. Rihanna)	Best Video	Nominated
	2015	Rihanna	Best Look	Won
			Artist Saga	Nominated
			#MTVAwardsStar	Nominated
	2016		Best International Female	Nominated
			Artist Saga	Nominated
			#MTVAwardsStar	Nominated
	2017		Best Look and Smile	Won
			Artist Saga	Nominated
			#MTVAwardsStar	Nominated
MuchMusic Video Awards	2006	"SOS"	International Video of the Year – Artist	Won	[122]
			UR Fave International Artist/Group	Nominated
	2007	"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	International Video of the Year – Artist	Nominated	[123]
	2008	"Don't Stop the Music"		Won	[124]
		"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	Most Watched Video	Won
		"Don't Stop The Music"	UR Fave International Artist/Group	Nominated
	2009	"Live Your Life" (with T.I.)	International Video of the Year – Artist	Nominated
	2010	"Rude Boy"		Nominated	[125]
	2011	"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Most Watched Video of the Year	Nominated	[126]
			International Video of the Year – Artist	Nominated
			UR Fave International Artist	Nominated
		"Only Girl (In the World)"	International Video of the Year – Artist	Nominated
			Most Watched Video of the Year	Nominated
		"Who's That Chick?" (with David Guetta)	International Video of the Year – Artist	Nominated
	2012	"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)		Nominated	[127]
			UR Fave International Artist/Group	Nominated
		"Take Care" (with Drake)	International Video of the Year by a Canadian	Nominated
	2013	"Diamonds"	International Video of the Year – Artist	Nominated	[128]
	2016	"Work" (ft. Drake)	iHeartRadio International Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Most Buzzworthy International Artist or Group	Nominated
Myx Music Awards	2011	"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Favorite International Video	Nominated	[129]
	2013	"Right Now" (ft. David Guetta)	Favorite International Video	Nominated
		"Diamonds"	Favorite R&B Video	Won
NAACP Image Awards	2008	"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	Outstanding Song	Nominated	[130]
	2009	Rihanna	Outstanding Female Artist	Nominated	[131]
	2010			Nominated	[132]
		"Run This Town" (with Jay-Z & Kanye West)	Outstanding Duo or Group	Nominated
	2011	Rihanna	Outstanding Female Artist	Nominated	[133]
		"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Outstanding Duo, Group or Collaboration	Nominated
	2018	"Loyalty" (with Kendrick Lamar)	Outstanding Duo, Group or Collaboration	Won	[134]
	2020	Rihanna	President's Award	Won
	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Outstanding Soul/R&B Song	Nominated
			Outstanding Music Video	Won
NME Awards	2008	Rihanna	Sexiest Woman	Nominated	[135]
NRJ Music Awards	2007	Rihanna	International Revelation of the Year	Nominated	[136]
		"Unfaithful"	Best International Song	Won	[137]
	2008	"Don't Stop the Music"		Won	[138]
		Good Girl Gone Bad	Best International Album	Nominated	[139]
		Rihanna	Best International Female	Nominated
	2009	"Disturbia"	Best International Song	Won	[140]
		Rihanna	Best International Female	Nominated
	2010			Won	[141]
	2011	"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Best International Song	Nominated	[142]
			Video of the Year	Nominated
		Rihanna	Best International Female	Nominated
		Rihanna & Eminem	Best International Duo	Nominated
	2012	Rihanna	Best International Female	Won	[143]
		"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)	Best International Song	Nominated
	2013	Rihanna	Best International Female	Won	[144]
		"Diamonds"	Best International Song	Nominated
		"Where Have You Been"	Video of the Year	Nominated
	2013	Rihanna	Best International Female	Nominated	[145]
	2015			Nominated
	2016			Nominated	[146]
		Rihanna & Calvin Harris	Best International Duo	Nominated
		"Work" (ft. Drake)	Video of the Year	Nominated
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards	2009	Rihanna	Favorite Female Singer	Nominated	[147]
		"Don't Stop the Music"	Favorite Song	Nominated
	2017	Rihanna	Favorite Female Singer	Nominated
	2019	Ocean's 8	Best Movie Actress	Nominated
	2023	Rihanna	Favorite Female Artist	Nominated
	2023	Lift Me Up	Favorite Song	Nominated
Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards	2006	Rihanna	Favorite International Artist	Nominated	[148]
	2007	"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	Favorite Song	Nominated	[149]
	2008	Rihanna	Favorite International Artist	Nominated
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards UK	2007	"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	MTV Hits Best Music Video	Nominated	[150]
Premios Oye!	2013	"Diamonds"	English Song of the Year	Won	[151]
People's Choice Awards	2008	"Shut Up and Drive"	Favorite R&B Song	Won	[152]
	2009	Rihanna	Favorite Female Singer	Nominated	[153]
		"Disturbia"	Favorite Pop Song	Nominated
		"Take a Bow"	Favorite R&B Song	Nominated
	2010	"Run This Town" (with Jay-Z & Kanye West)	Favorite Music Collaboration	Won	[154]
		"Live Your Life" (with T.I.)		Nominated
	2011	Rihanna	Favorite Pop Artist	Won	[155]
		"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Favorite Music Video	Won
			Favorite Song	Won
	2012	Rihanna	Favorite Pop Artist	Nominated	[156]
			Favorite R&B Artist	Won
	2013			Won	[157]
	2014			Nominated
	2015		Favorite Animated Movie Voice	Nominated
	2017		Favorite Female Singer	Nominated
			Favorite R&B Artist	Won
		"Work"	Favorite Song	Nominated
		Anti	Favorite Album	Nominated
	2019	Rihanna	The Style Star of 2019	Nominated
	2020		The Style Star of 2020	Nominated
Primetime Emmy Awards	2023	Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show Starring Rihanna	Outstanding Variety Special (Live)	Nominated
Radio Disney Music Awards	2006	Rihanna	Best Female Singer	Nominated	[158]
		"SOS"	Best Song	Nominated
	2017	"Work" (ft. Drake)	Best Song to Lip Sync to	Won	[159]
Satellite Awards	2023	"Lift Me Up"	Best Original Song	Nominated
Soul Train Music Awards	2010	"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Best Hip-Hop Song of the Year	Won
		"Rude Boy"	Best R&B Song	Nominated
	2011	"Man Down"	Best Caribbean Performance	Won
		"Only Girl (In the World)"/"What's My Name?"	Best Dance Performance	Nominated
		"All of the Lights" (with Kanye West)	Best Hip-Hop Song of the Year	Nominated
	2012	"Where Have You Been"	Best Dance Performance	Nominated
	2015	"Bitch Better Have My Money"	Song of the Year	Nominated	[160]
	2016	Rihanna	Best R&B/Soul Female Artist	Nominated	[161]
		"Work" (ft. Drake)	Best Collaboration	Nominated
			Best Dance Performance	Nominated
			Song of the Year	Nominated
			Video of the Year	Nominated
		"Needed Me"	The Ashford & Simpson's Songwriting Award	Nominated
		Anti	Album/Mixtape of the Year	Nominated
	2017	"Wild Thoughts" (with DJ Khaled & Bryson Tiller)	Video of the Year	Nominated	[162]
			Best Hip-Hop Song of the Year	Nominated
			Song of the Year	Nominated
			Best Dance Performance	Nominated
			Best Collaboration	Won
Swiss Music Awards	2008	"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	International Song	Won	[163]
Teen Choice Awards	2005	Pon De Replay	Choice: Summer Song	Nominated	[164]
	2006	Rihanna	Choice Music: R&B Artist	Won	[165]
			Choice Music: Breakout Artist Female	Won
			Choice Miscellaneous: Female Hottie	Nominated
			Choice: Female Artist	Nominated
			Choice: V Cast Artist	Nominated
		"SOS"	Choice: Music Single	Nominated
		"Unfaithful"	Choice: Summer Song	Nominated
	2007	Rihanna	Choice Music: R&B Artist	Won	[166]
			Choice Female Hottie	Nominated
			Choice Music: Female Artist	Nominated
			Choice Music: Summer Artist	Nominated
		"Umbrella" (with Jay-Z)	Choice Music: Single	Nominated
		"Shut Up And Drive"	Choice Music: Song of the Summer	Nominated
	2008	Rihanna	Choice Music: R&B Artist	Nominated	[167]
			Choice Female Hottie	Nominated
			Choice Music: Female Artist	Nominated
		"Don't Stop the Music"	Choice Music: Single	Nominated
	2009	"Live Your Life" (with T.I.)	Choice Music: Hook Up	Nominated	[168]
	2010	"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Choice Music: Rap/Hip-Hop Track	Won	[169]
		Rihanna	Choice Music: R&B Artist	Nominated	[170]
		Rated R	Choice Album R&B	Nominated
		Rihanna	Choice Summer: Summer Music Star – Female	Nominated
	2011		Choice Music: Female Artist	Nominated	[171]
		"All of The Lights" (with Kanye West)	Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Track	Nominated
	2012	Rihanna	Choice Music: Female Artist	Nominated	[172]
			Choice Fashion: Female Hottie	Nominated
			Choice Music: Summer Music Star: Female	Nominated
			Choice Movie: Breakout Female (for Battleship )	Won	[173]
		"Take Care" (with Drake)	Choice Music: Male Single	Nominated	[172]
			Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Track	Nominated
	2013	Rihanna	Choice Music: Female Artist	Nominated	[174]
			Choice Music: Summer Music Star Female	Nominated
			Choice Other: Twitter Personality	Nominated
		"Stay"	Choice Music: Break-Up Song	Nominated
		"Diamonds"	Choice Music: R&B/Hip- Hop Song	Nominated
	2014	Rihanna	Choice Fashion: Female Hottie	Nominated	[175]
			Choice Web: Social Media Queen	Nominated
			Choice Web: Instagrammer	Nominated
	2015	Rihanna	Choice Music: Female Artist	Nominated	[176]
			Choice Fashion: Female Hottie	Nominated
			Choice Music: Summer Star: Female	Nominated
			Choice Other: Selfie Taker	Nominated
		"Bitch Better Have My Money"	Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Song	Nominated
			Choice Music: Party Song	Nominated
		"FourFiveSeconds"	Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Song	Nominated
	2016	Rihanna	Choice Music: Female Artist	Nominated	[177]
			Choice Summer Music Star: Female	Nominated
		"Work"	Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Song	Nominated
		"This Is What You Came For"	Choice Music: Party Song	Nominated
			Choice Music: Summer Song	Nominated
	2018	Rihanna	Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Artist	Nominated
			Choice Music: Best Female Artist	Nominated
			Choice Music: Best Fandom RihannaNavy	Nominated
			Choice Fashion: Female Hottie	Nominated
			Choice Fashion: Choice Style Icon	Nominated
Telehit Awards	2012	"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)	Song of the Year	Won	[178]
			Video of the Year	Nominated
	2016	Rihanna	Best Female Solo Artist	Won	[179]
		"Work" (ft. Drake)	Song of the Year	Nominated
The Radio Academy Awards	2008	Rihanna	Most Played Artist on British Radio	Won	[180]
	2012			Won
4Music Video Honours	2011	Rihanna	Best Girl	Won	[181]
		"California King Bed"	Best Video	Nominated	[182]
		"What's My Name?" (with Drake)		Nominated
		"Who's That Chick?" (with David Guetta)		Nominated
	2012	Rihanna	Best Girl	Nominated	[183]
		"Princess of China" (with Coldplay)	Best Video	Nominated
		"Where Have You Been" (with Calvin Harris)		Nominated
		"Take Care" (with Drake)		Nominated
Urban Music Awards	2007	"Unfaithful"	Best Music Video	Nominated	[184]
		Rihanna	Best R&B Act	Won
	2009	"Rehab"	Best Music Video	Won	[185]
		Rihanna	Best Female Act	Won
			Best R&B Act	Nominated	[186]
			Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2010		Best International Artist	Nominated	[187]
	2012	Unapologetic	Album of the year	Won
UK Festival Awards	2016	Rihanna ( V Festival )	Best Headline Performance	Nominated
UK Music Video Awards	2011	"Love the Way You Lie" (with Eminem)	Best Urban Video – International	Nominated	[188]
	2012	"We Found Love" (ft. Calvin Harris)	Best Pop Video – International	Nominated	[189]
	2015	"Bitch Better Have My Money"	Best Pop Video – International	Won	[190]
			Best Styling in a Video	Won
	2016	"This Is What You Came For" (ft. Calvin Harris)	Best Dance Video – UK	Nominated	[191]
	2018	"Lemon" (ft. N.E.R.D.)	Best Choreography in a Video	Nominated	[192]
VH1 Soul VIBE Awards	2007	"Umbrella" (ft. Jay-Z)	Video of the Year	Won
WDM Radio Awards	2017	"This Is What You Came For" (with Calvin Harris)	Best Global Track	Won	[193]
Webby Awards	2016	ANTIdiaRy	Mobile Campaign	Won	[194]
			Best Use of Video or Moving Image	Won	[195]
World Music Awards	2006	Rihanna	World's Best-Selling Barbadian Artist	Won
			World's Best Selling R&B Artist	Nominated
	2007		World's Best Entertainer of the Year	Won
			World's Best-Selling Pop Female Artist	Won
			World's Best-Selling R&B Female Artist	Won
	2008		World's Best-Selling R&B Female Artist	Nominated
			World's Best-Selling Barbadian Artist	Won
	2010		World's Best Pop/Rock Artist	Nominated
			World's Best song	Nominated
	2014		World's Best Female Artist	Nominated
			World's Best Live Act	Nominated
			World's Best Entertainer of the Year	Nominated
			World's song of the Year	Nominated
			World's best video	Nominated
YouTube Music Awards	2013	Rihanna	Artist of the Year	Nominated	[196]
		"Diamonds"	YouTube Phenomenon	Nominated
	2015	Rihanna	50 Artists to Watch	Won	[197]

Other accolades

State and international honors

Name of country, year given, and name of honor

Country	Year	Honor	Ref.
United States	2017	Harvard Foundation for Interracial & Cultural Relations Humanitarian of the Year	[198]

World records

List of world records achieved by Rihanna

Publication	Year	World record	R. status	Ref.
Guinness World Records	2010	Female artist with the most U.S. number-one singles in a year	Record	[199]
	2010	Most digital number-one singles in the US	Record	[200]
	2011	Most consecutive years of UK No.1 singles	Record	[201]
	2012	The Best Selling Digital Artist (U.S.)	Record	[202]
	2013	Most consecutive weeks on UK singles chart. (multiple singles)	Record	[203]
	2014	Most "Liked" Person on Facebook	Record	[204]

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