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Following is a list of Billboard Music Award wins for pop/R&B icon Whitney Houston. Her huge success been recognized on the Billboard Music Awards, based on the Billboard year-end charts. Since her debut in 1985, Houston has won a total 31 awards on the year-end chart and at the awards ceremonies―its inaugural ceremony was held in 1990. In 1986, she became the first female artist ever to earn the Top Pop Album of the Year award (later Billboard 200 Album of the Year) for Whitney Houston and the first black female artist to achieve the number one in the Top Pop Artist of the Year category. Houston swept 11 awards including Billboard 200 Album of the Year for The Bodyguard Soundtrack and Hot 100 Single of the Year for "I Will Always Love You" at the 4th ceremony in 1993, setting a record for the most BMA won in a single year. In the Billboard history, she is the first and only female artist to win Billboard 200 album of the Year two times, and the only artist to earn the year-end number one album and single in both pop and R&B categories, simultaneously. In May 2012, Houston was honored posthumously with the Billboard Millennium Award.


Pre-ceremonies era (1985-1989)[edit]

Year Categories Work(s) Results Note(s)
1985[1] New Pop Artist Combined one charted album and two singles Won
New Black Artist Combined one charted album and three singles Won
1986[2] Top Pop Artist of the Year Combined one charted album and three singles Won
  • Houston was the Top Pop Artist of Year in 1986, becoming the first black female artist to top the category, overall the second female behind 1985 champ Madonna.
  • Her debut album Whitney Houston was the #1 album of the year, making her the first female artist to earn that distinction. The album was also the first album by a female artist to achieve those feats in both the pop and black categories.
  • Three charted singles calculrated by an inverse-point system for the 1986 Billboard year-end charts, were "Saving All My Love for You," "How Will I Know," and "Greatest Love of All."
Top Pop Album Whitney Houston Won
Top Pop Album Artist One charted album Won
Top Pop Album Artist ― Female Won
Top Black Album Whitney Houston Won
Top Black Album Artist One charted album Won
1987[3] Top Pop Album Artist ― Female Two charted albums Won
  • Thanks to staying power of Whitney Houston on the albums chart and strong sales of then-new-album Whitney, Houston topped this category. The albums were ranked #22 and #23 on the Top Pop Albums year-end chart of 1987, respectively.
1988[4] Top Pop Singles Artist ― Female Four charted singels Won

Ceremonies era (1990-present)[edit]

16 wins[edit]

The list below shows categories which Houston received at the awards ceremony.

Year Categories Work(s) Results Note(s)
1991[5] #1 R&B Artist Combined one charted album and five singles Won
#1 R&B Album I'm Your Baby Tonight Won
#1 R&B Album Artist One charted album Won
#1 R&B Singles Artist Five charted singles Won
1993
[6][7] 		#1 Album of the Year (Billboard 200 Album) The Bodyguard Soundtrack Won
  • Houston garnered 11 Billboard Music Awards in a single year, more than any other artist at the time. The record was broken by Adele with 12 wins at the 2012 ceremony.
  • She is the first and only artist to achieve the year-end number one album and single in both the pop and R&B categories in one year. Also, The Bodyguard Soundtrack is the first and only album to earn the year's top position in all three of those categories: Top Billboard 200, Top R&B Album and Top Soundtrack Album.
  • By The Bodyguard Soundtrack topping the R&B albums year-end chart, Houston became the first female artist to have three R&B album of the year awards and overall the second behind Earth, Wind & Fire.
  • Four charted singles were "I Will Always Love You," "I'm Every Woman," "I Have Nothing," and "Run to You."
#1 Hot 100 Single "I Will Always Love You" Won
#1 Hot 100 Singles Artist Four charted singles Won
#1 R&B Album The Bodyguard Soundtrack Won
#1 R&B Single "I Will Always Love You" Won
#1 R&B Singles Artist Four charted singles Won
#1 Soundtrack Album The Bodyguard Soundtrack Won
Album Most Weeks at #1 Won
Single Most Weeks at #1 "I Will Always Love You" Won
#1 World Single Won
#1 World Artist Whitney Houston (herself) Won
2012[8] Millennium Award ― Won
  • Houston's daughter, Bobbi Kristina, and sister-in-law, Pat Houston, made a special appearance to accept the award in Houston's honor.[8]

5 wins[edit]

The following list indicates categories that Houston topped on the year-end charts each year but were not given during that year's ceremony.

Year Categories Work(s) Results Note(s)
1993
[6] 		#1 Hot 100 Singles Artist ― Female Four charted singles Won ―
#1 Hot 100 Singles Sales "I Will Always Love You" Won
#1 Hot R&B Singles Sales Won
1996[9] Top Soundtrack Album Waiting to Exhale Soundtrack Won ―
1997[10] Top Gospel Album The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack Won ―

Performances[edit]

Date City, state Venue Performance/note(s)
December 9, 1991 Santa Monica, California Barker Hangar
December 8, 1993 Los Angeles, California Universal Amphitheatre
  • After Quincy Jones introduced Houston with the video presentation for her achievements, she delivered the performance of "I Have Nothing" that led the standing ovation.[7]
December 8, 1998 Las Vegas, Nevada MGM Grand Garden Arena

Posthumous tribute[edit]

Date City Venue Performance/note(s)
May 20, 2012 Las Vegas, Nevada MGM Grand Garden Arena
  • To honor Whitney Houston, a full orchestra accompanied John Legend in a performance of "Greatest Love of All," and Jordin Sparks sang "I Will Always Love You."[12][13]

Billboard year-end charts[edit]

1980s[edit]

1984[edit]

Year Category[14] Work[14] Position[14]
1984 Top Adult Contemporary Singles "Hold Me" (with Teddy Pendergrass) #41

1985[edit]

Year Category[15] Work[15] Position[15]
1985 Top Pop Artists of the Year three of charted albums and singles #21
Top Black Artists of the Year four of charted albums and singles #4
New Pop Artists three of charted albums and singles #1
New Black Artists three of charted albums and singles #1
Top Pop Albums Whitney Houston #29
Top Pop Album Artists Whitney Houston #32
Top Pop Singles Artists two charted singles #19
Top Pop Singles "Saving All My Love for You" #23
"You Give Good Love" #47
Top Pop Album Artists – Female Whitney Houston #5
Top Pop Singles Artists – Female two charted singles #3
Top Black Singles Artists three charted singles #3
Top Black Singles "You Give Good Love" #2
"Saving All My Love for You" #5
Top Black Albums Whitney Houston #4
Top Black Album Artists Whitney Houston #5
Top Adult Contemporary Singles "You Give Good Love" #16
"Saving All My Love for You" #27
Top Adult Contemporary Artists two charted singles #7
Top Compact Disc Pop Whitney Houston #25

1986[edit]

Year Category[16] Work[16] Position[16]
1986 Top Pop Artist of the Year four of charted singles and albums #1
Top Black Artists of the Year five of charted singles and albums #2
Top Pop Albums Whitney Houston #1
Top Pop Album Artists one charted album #1
Top Pop Singles Artists three charted singles #7
Top Pop Singles "How Will I Know" #6
"Greatest Love of All" #11
Top Pop Album Artists – Female one charted album #1
Top Pop Singles Artists – Female three charted singles #3
Top Black Singles "How Will I Know" #29
"Greatest Love of All" #46
Top Black Singles Artists four charted singles #7
Top Black Albums Whitney Houston #1
Top Black Album Artists one charted album #1
Top Dance Sales Singles/Albums "How Will I Know" (Remix) #41
Top Dance Club Play Singles/Albums "How Will I Know" (Remix) #46
Top Adult Contemporary Singles "Greatest Love of All" #7
"How Will I Know" #19
Top Adult Contemporary Artists three charted singles #3
Top Pop Compact Disc Whitney Houston #2
Top Videocassette Sales The No.1 Video Hits #40
Top Music Videocassettes #4

1987[edit]

Year Category Work Position
1987 Top Pop Artists of the Year five of charted albums and singles #3
Top Black Artists of the Year five of charted albums and singles #9
Top Pop Albums Whitney Houston #22
Whitney #23
Top Pop Album Artists two charted albums #3
Top Pop Singles Artists three charted singles #3
Top Pop Singles "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" #4
"Didn't We Almost Have It All" #22
Top Pop Album Artists - Female two charted albums #1
Top Pop Singles Artists - Female three charted singels #2
Top Hot Crossover Singles "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" #4
"Didn't We Almost Have It All" #16
Top Hot Crossover Artists three charted singles #3
Top Pop Compact Disks Whitney #7
Top Black Singles "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" #24
"Didn't We Almost Have It All" #38
Top Black Singles Artists three charted singles #14
Top Black Albums Whitney #20
Top Black Album Artists two charted albums #10
Top Dance Sales 12-inch Singles "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" (Remix) #24
Top Dance Club Play Singles "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" (Remix) #14
Top Adult Contemporary Singles "Didn't We Almost Have It All" #7
"I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" #9
Top Adult Contemporary Artists three charted singles #4
Top Music Videocassettes The No.1 Video Hits #5

1988[edit]

Year Category[17] Work[17] Position[17]
1988 Top Pop Artists of the Year six of charted albums and singles #7
Top Black Artists of the Year six of charted albums and singles #5
Top Pop Albums Whitney #12
Top Pop Album Artists two charted albums #11
Top Pop Singles Artists four charted singles #4
Top Pop Singles "So Emotional" #6
"Where Do Broken Hearts Go" #33
"One Moment in Time" #89
Top Pop Album Artists - Female two charted albums #3
Top Pop Singles Artists - Female four charted singles #1
Top Hot Crrossover Singles "So Emotioanal" #12
Top Hot Crossover Artists four charted singles #3
Top Black Singles "So Emotional" #46
"Where Do Broken Hearts Go" #47
"Love Will Save the Day" #74
Top Black Singles Artists five charted singles #7
Top Black Albums Whitney #5
Top Black Album Artists one charted album #5
Top Dance Sales 12-inch Singles "So Emotional" (Remix) #37
Top Dance Club Play Singles #4
Top Dance Club Play Artists two charted singles #2
Top Adult Contemporary Singles "Where Do Broken Hearts Go" #2
"One Moment in Time" #50
Top Adult Contemporary Artists five charted singles #3

1989[edit]

Year Category[18] Work[18] Position[18]
1989 Top Black Singles "It Isn't, It Wasn't, It Ain't Never Gonna Be" (duet with Aretha Franklin") #84

1990s[edit]

1991[edit]

Year Category[19] Work[19] Position[19]
1991 Top Pop Artists six of charted singles and albums #6
Top Album Artists one charted album #11
Top Albums I'm Your Baby Tonight #10
Top Pop Singles "All the Man That I Need" #16
"I'm Your Baby Tonight" #42
Top Pop Singles Artists five charted singles #3
Top Album Artists - Female one charted album #3
Top Pop Singles Artists - Female five charted singles #2
Top R&B Artists six of charted singles and albums #1
Top R&B Album Artists one charted album #1
Top R&B Albums I'm Your Baby Tonight #1
Top R&B Singles "All the Man That I Need" #18
"Miracle" #24
"I'm Your Baby Tonight" #79
Top R&B Singles Artists five charted singles #1
Top Adult Contemporary Singles "All the Man That I Need" #3
"Miracle" #33
"I'm Your Baby Tonight" #50
Top Adult Contemporary Artists five charted singles #6

1993[edit]

Year Category[6] Work[6] Position[6]
1993 Top Billboard 200 Albums The Bodyguard Soundtrack #1
Hot 100 Singles Artists four charted singles #1
Hot 100 Singles "I Will Always Love You" #1
"I Have Nothing" #30
"I'm Every Woman" #39
Hot 100 Singles Artists - Female four charted singles #1
Hot 100 Singles Sales "I Will Always Love You" #1
"I Have Nothing" #61
"I'm Every Woman" #73
Hot 100 Singles Airplay "I Will Always Love You" #7
"I Have Nothing" #17
"I'm Every Woman" #29
Top R&B Artists four of charted albums and singles #11
Top R&B Albums The Bodyguard Soundtrack #1
Hot R&B Singles Artists four charted singles #1
Hot R&B Singles "I Will Always Love You" #1
"I Have Nothing" #32
"I'm Every Woman" #35
Hot R&B Singles Sales "I Will Always Love You" #1
"I Have Nothing" #48
"I'm Every Woman" #58
Hot R&B Singles Airplay "I Will Always Love You" #18
"I Have Nothing" #19
"I'm Every Woman" #24
Top Soundtrack Albums The Bodyguard Soundtrack #1
Hot Adult Contemporary Artists four charted singles #2
Hot Adult Contemporary Singles & Tracks "I Have Nothing" #17
"I Will Always Love You" #18
"Run to You" #39
Hot Dance Music Club Play Artists one charted track #23
Hot Dance Music Club Play Singles "I'm Every Woman" #10
Hot Dance Music Maxi-Singles Sales #25

1994[edit]

Year Category[20] Work[20] Position[20]
1994 Top Billboard 200 Albums The Bodyguard Soundtrack #27
Top R&B Albums #30
Top Soundtrack Albums #2
Hot Dance Music Club Play Singles "Queen of the Night" #38

1996[edit]

Year Category[21] Work[21] Position[21]
1996 Top Pop Artists three of charted singles and albums #41
Top Billboard 200 Albums Waiting to Exhale Soundtrack #4
Hot 100 Singles Artists three charted singles #8
Hot 100 Singles "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" #14
"Count on Me" (duet with CeCe Winans) #48
Hot 100 Singles Artists - Female three charted singles #5
Hot 100 Singles Sales "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" #7
"Count on Me" (duet with CeCe Winans) #28
Hot 100 Singles Airplay "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" #31
Top R&B Artists three of charted singles and albums #28
Top R&B Artists - Female three of charted singles and albums #7
Top R&B Albums Waiting to Exhale Soundtrack #2
Hot R&B Singles Artists three charted singles #8
Hot R&B Singles "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" #18
"Count on Me" (duet with CeCe Winans) #35
"Why Does It Hurt So Bad" #90
Hot R&B Singles Sales "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" #16
"Count on Me" (duet with CeCe Winans) #54
Hot R&B Singles Airplay "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" #21
"Count on Me" (duet with CeCe Winans) #33
Top Soundtrack Albums Waiting to Exhale Soundtrack #1
Hot Adult Contemporary Artists three charted singles #8
Hot Adult Contemporary Singles & Tracks "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" #16

1997[edit]

Year Category[22] Work[22] Position[22]
1997 Top Billboard 200 Albums The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack #17
Hot 100 Singles Artists four charted singles #24
Hot 100 Singles "I Believe in You and Me" #33
Hot 100 Singles Artists - Female four charted singles #6
Hot 100 Singles Sales "I Believe in You and Me" #21
Top R&B Albums The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack #17
Hot R&B Singles Artists four charted singles #21
Hot R&B Singles "I Believe in You and Me"/"Somebody Bigger Than You and I" #29
Hot R&B Singles Sales #30
Hot R&B Airplay "I Believe in You and Me" #44
Hot Dance Club-Play Singles "Step by Step" #21
Hot Adult Contemporary Artists two charted singles #9
Hot Adult Contemporary Singles & Tracks "I Believe in You and Me" #11
Top Soundtrack Albums The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack #3
Top Soundtrack Singles "I Believe in You and Me" #5
Top Gospel Albums The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack #1

1999[edit]

Year Category[23] Work[23] Position[23]
1999 Top Pop Artists six of charted singles and albums #9
Top Billboard 200 Album Artists one charted album #32
Top Billboard 200 Albums My Love Is Your Love #30
Top Billboard 200 Album Artists - Female two charted albums #10
Hot 100 Singles Artists four charted singles #11
Hot 100 Singles "Heartbreak Hotel" (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) #4
"It's Not Right But It's Okay" #44
"My Love Is Your Love" #73
"When You Believe" (duet with Mariah Carey) #99
Hot 100 Singles Artists - Female four charted singles #5
Hot 100 Singles Sales "Heartbreak Hotel" (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) #6
"My Love Is Your Love" #37
"It's Not Right But It's Okay" #43
"When You Believe" (duet with Mariah Carey) #68
Hot 100 Singles Airplay "Heartbreak Hotel" (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) #16
"It's Not Right But It's Okay" #54
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Artists six of charted singles and albums #9
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Artists - Female six of charted singles and albums #3
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Album Artists one charted album #12
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums My Love Is Your Love #12
Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks Artists four charted singles & tracks #9
Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks "Heartbreak Hotel" (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) #3
"My Love Is Your Love" #33
"It's Not Right But It's Okay" #37
Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles Sales "Heartbreak Hotel" (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) #2
"My Love Is Your Love" #33
"It's Not Right But It's Okay" #37
"When You Believe" (duet with Mariah Carey) #69
Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks Airplay "Heartbreak Hotel" (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) #9
"It's Not Right But It's Okay" #46
"My Love Is Your Love" #53
Hot Dance Club-Play Artists three charted singles #2
Hot Dance Club-Play Singles "My Love Is Your Love" #3
"It's Not Right But It's Okay" #11
"Heartbreak Hotel" (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) #23
Hot Dance Maxi-Singles Sales Artists three charted singles #5
Hot Dance Maxi-Singles Sales "Heartbreak Hotel" (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) #8
"It's Not Right But It's Okay"/"I Will Always Love You" #11
"My Love Is Your Love" #15
Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks "When You Believe" (duet with Mariah Carey) #19

2000s[edit]

2000[edit]

Year Category[24] Work[24] Position[24]
2000 Top Pop Artists seven charted titles #34
Top Billboard 200 Artists three charted titles #50
Top Billboard 200 Albums Whitney: The Greatest Hits #81
My Love Is Your Love #184
Top Billboard 200 Artists - Female three charted titles #10
Hot 100 Artists four charted titles #27
Hot 100 Singles & Tracks "My Love Is Your Love" #47
Hot 100 Artists - Female four charted titles #10
Hot 100 Singles Sales "My Love Is Your Love" #25
"I Learned from the Best" #46
Hot 100 Airplay "My Love Is Your Love" #67
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Artists six charted titles #22
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Artists - Female six charted titles #5
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Album Artists two charted titles #38
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Whitney: The Greatest Hits #77
Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks Artists four charted titles #24
Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks "Same Script, Different Cast" (duet with Deborah Cox) #64
"I Learned from the Best" #82
Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles Sales "My Love Is Your Love" #34
"I Learned from the Best" #40
Hot Dance Club-Play Artists two charted titles #8
Hot Dance Club-Play Singles "I Learned from the Best" #3
Hot Dance Maxi-Singles Sales Artists four charted titles #15
Hot Dance Maxi-Singles Sales "I Learned from the Best" #19
Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks "Could I Have This Kiss Forever" (duet with Enrique Iglesias) #20

2001[edit]

Year Category[25] Work[25] Position[25]
2001 Hot 100 Singles Sales "The Star Spangled Banner" #21
Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles Sales #48

2002[edit]

Year Category[26] Work[26] Position[26]
2002 Hot 100 Singles Sales "The Star Spangled Banner" #9
Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles Sales #40
Hot Dance Club-Paly Singles "Whatchulookinat" (Thunderpuss & Full Intention Mixes) #20

2003[edit]

Year Category[27] Work[27] Position[27]
2003 Top Billboard 200 Albums Just Whitney... #101
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums #30
Hot Dance Club Play Artists two charted titles #7

2009[edit]

Year Category[28] Work[28] Position[28]
2009 Top Billboard 200 Albums I Look to You #29
Top Billboard 200 Artists one charted title #34
Top Billboard 200 Artists - Female #9
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Artists four charted titles #24
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Artists - Female #7
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums I Look to You #9
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Album Artists one charted title #9
Hot Dance Club Play Artists two charted titles #20
Hot Dance Club Play Tracks "Million Dollar Bill" #25
European Top 100 Albums I Look to You #28

2010s[edit]

2010[edit]

Year Category[29] Work[29] Position[29]
2010 Top R&B/Hip-Hop Artists four charted titles #41
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums I Look to You #46

Billboard readers' poll and decade charts[edit]

Billboard's Music of the '80s Poll[edit]

Billboard readers were asked to fill out a ballot in the December 23, 1989 edition, choosing their favorites―Artist of the Decade, Album of the Decade or Single of the Decade―in the pop, black, country, adult contemporary, dance, jazz, gospel, and classical categories. The results were revealed on the May 26, 1990 issue of the magazine.[30]

Category Subcategory[30] Work[30] Rank[30]
Pop Artist of the Decade Whitney Houston (herself) #5
Black Artist of the Decade Whitney Houston (herself) #3
Album of the Decade Whitney Houston #4
Adult Contemporary Artist of the Decade Whitney Houston (herself) #3
Single of the Decade "Greatest Love of All" #5

The '90s decade-end charts[edit]

Category[31] Work[31] Position[31]
Top Pop Artists of the '90s twenty-two of charted singles and albums #8
Top Pop Albums of the '90s The Bodyguard Soundtrack #2
Hot 100 Singles of the '90s "I Will Always Love You" #7
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" #52
Top '90s R&B/Hip-Hop Artists twenty-two of charted singles and albums #12

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