Chris Brown has secured his second Grammy Award, winning Best R&B Album at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards for his project 11:11.

The Best R&B Album category was stacked with competition, as Brown edged out Lalah Hathaway’s Vantablack, Muni Long’s Revenge, Lucky Daye’s Algorithm, and Usher’s Coming Home to claim the trophy. Brown, who was nominated in three categories this year, now holds two Grammy wins despite being a dominant force in R&B and pop music for over 20 years.

Brown’s Grammy history has been a point of conversation among fans and critics alike. Despite his record-breaking streaming numbers, consistent chart dominance, and influence on modern R&B, the industry has often overlooked him when it comes to accolades. His first and only Grammy win before tonight came in 2012 for F.A.M.E., an album with hits like Look at Me Now, Deuces, and Yeah 3x.

For an artist with dozens of platinum hits, sold-out tours, and a global fanbase, only two Grammy wins feels like an underwhelming tally.

While his Grammy count may not fully reflect his career accomplishments, this win is a reminder that his influence on R&B remains undeniable.

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