List of awards and nominations received by Christina Aguilera

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Christina Aguilera awards and nominations
Aguilera attending the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards
Totals[a]
Wins237
Nominations522
Note
  1. ^ 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.

Christina Aguilera is an American singer. Born in Staten Island, New York, on December 18, 1980, and raised in Rochester, Pennsylvania, she began her career as a child star after appearing in several programs on national television during the nineties, including The Mickey Mouse Club (1993–94).[1] In 1999, after signed with RCA Records, made the transition to pop music with the released of her self-titled debut album, whose spawned three Billboard Hot 100 number-ones singles: "Genie in a Bottle" (1999), "What a Girl Wants" and "Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You)" (both from 2000).[2] In addition to establishing her as a teen idol,[3] the album earned her prestigious awards, including Female Artist of the Year at the 2000 Billboard Music Awards and Best New Artist at the 2000 Grammy Awards,[4] becoming one of the youngest artists to receive the trophy.[5] In 2000, followed by the release of a Christmas album, My Kind of Christmas, Aguilera promoted her first Spanish-language record, Mi Reflejo, honored with the Latin Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Album.

For the Moulin Rouge! soundtrack, Aguilera collaborated with Lil' Kim, Mýa and Pink in "Lady Marmalade" (2001), whose music video won two trophies in the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards, including Video of the Year.[6] In the following year, she changed her image and artistic direction with Stripped (2002), incorporating a range of musical styles and a more personal lyrical content for its development.[7] Despite sparked controversy, being received with mixed opinions from music critics,[8] the commercial success of the project made her to be considered the female artist of the following year through awards ceremonies, including 2003 MTV Europe Music Awards (EMA).[9] With some tracks extracted from the album such as "Dirrty" featuring Redman, "Beautiful" and "Fighter", she was indicated in several international awards, as Echo Music Prize, Juno Awards and Q Awards.[10][11][12]

In her fifth studio album, Back to Basics (2006), Aguilera changed her artistic direction again, for which she was praised by professional critics for her "maturity".[13] With the project, she was nominated in the international female category at the BRIT Awards,[14] being honored with the same prize through ceremonies of the GAFFA Awards and NRJ Music Awards.[15][16] "Ain't No Other Man" and "Candyman" were the songs of the disc chosen to compete on numerous awards, including Grammy Awards, where the foremore was awarded with the Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.[17] In 2010, she made her cinema debut in Burlesque and collaborated with its soundtrack, with the track "Bound to You" eventually being nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song.[18] Posteriorly, Aguilera won other awards in collaboration with Maroon 5 (for "Moves Like Jagger") and A Great Big World (for "Say Something").[19][20] Outside of her music works, she owns a line of perfumes with annual releases, for which she has been awarded numerous times at the FiFi Awards, organized by The Fragrance Foundation.[21]

Throughout her career, Aguilera has also accumulated several recognitions; by Rolling Stone and Consequence of Sound lists, she was chosen as one of the greatest vocalists of all time,[22][23] as well as one of the greatests artists of Latin origin in history by Latina.[24] In addition, she was placed as one of the most important women in the phonographic industry according to VH1 and The Independent.[25][26] In 2013, Aguilera was elected as one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time;[27] in addition, Billboard magazine developed articles analyzing her influence on the current pop music scene,[28][29] while she is often cited as an inspiration for several artists.[30] Since then, she has been honoured with multiple lifetime achievement awards in celebration of her impact, including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a Disney Legend award by The Walt Disney Company, two "Music Icon Awards" at the 47th People's Choice Awards and 31 Nights of Halloween Fan Fest respectively, a "People's Voice Award" at the 39th People's Choice Awards, a special recognition GLAAD award, a "Spirit of Hope Award" at the 2022 Billboard Latin Music Awards and a special recognition award as "The Voice of a Generation" at the 13th ALMA Awards.

Awards and nominations[edit]

Key
† Indicates non-competitive categories
Award Year[a] Recipient(s) Category Result Ref.
31 Nights of Halloween Fan Fest 2019 Christina Aguilera Music Icon Award † Won [31]
4Music Video Honours 2011 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Best Video Nominated [32]
ALMA Awards 1999 "Reflection" Outstanding Performance of a Song for Feature Film Nominated [33]
2000 Christina Aguilera New Entertainer of the Year Won [34]
"Genie in a Bottle" Outstanding Music Video Won
2001 My Reflection Outstanding Music or Awards Special Nominated [35]
2002 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Outstanding Song in a Motion Picture Soundtrack Won [36]
"Nobody Wants to Be Lonely" (with Ricky Martin) Outstanding Music Video Won [37]
2001 Grammy Awards Outstanding Performance in a Music, Variety or Comedy Special Nominated
Christina Aguilera Outstanding Female Performer Nominated
2011 Nominated [38]
Burlesque Favorite Movie Actress – Comedy/Musical Nominated
The Voice Favorite TV Reality, Variety or Comedy Personality Nominated
2012 Won [39]
Christina Aguilera Special Achievement Award – "The Voice of a Generation" † Won
American Music Awards 2001 Christina Aguilera Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist Nominated [40]
2003 International Artist of the Year Nominated [41]
AMFT Awards 2013 "Say Something" (with A Great Big World) Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Won [42]
2018 "Twice" Best Pop Solo Performance Won
APRA Awards (Australia) 2004 "Beautiful" Most Performed Foreign Work Nominated [43]
2012 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) International Work of the Year Nominated [44]
ARTISTdirect Online Music Awards 2000 Christina Aguilera Favorite Female Artist Nominated [45]
Favorite Bad Girl Nominated
Sexiest Female Nominated
Coolest Artist with Dyed Hair Nominated
Best Official Site Nominated
Christina Aguilera Favorite Turn It Up Loud CD Nominated
Basenotes Fragrance Awards 2008 Simply Christina Best Celebrity Women's Fragrance Nominated [46]
Best of Las Vegas Awards 2020 Christina Aguilera: The Xperience Best Bachelorette Party Nominated [47]
Best Production Show Nominated
Best Resident Performer Nominated
BDSCertified Spin Awards 2002 "Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You)" 200,000 Spins Won [48]
"Dirrty" (featuring Redman) 50,000 Spins Won [49]
2003 "Can't Hold Us Down" (featuring Lil' Kim) 100,000 Spins Won [50]
"Fighter" Won [51]
"Beautiful" 300,000 Spins Won
2004 400,000 Spins Won [52]
"The Voice Within" 50,000 Spins Won [53]
2005 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) 100,000 Spins Won [54]
2006 "Beautiful" 500,000 Spins Won [55]
"Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa and Pink) 300,000 Spins Won
"Ain't No Other Man" 100,000 Spins Won
50,000 Spins Won [56]
"Hurt" Won [57]
2007 "Ain't No Other Man" 200,000 Spins Won [58]
"Tell Me" (with Diddy) 50,000 Spins Won
"Hurt" 100,000 Spins Won [59]
2010 "Beautiful" 500,000 Spins Won [60]
Billboard Latin Music Awards 2001 Mi Reflejo Pop Album of the Year, Female Won [61]
Pop Album of the Year, New Artist Won
Christina Aguilera Billboard Latin 50 Artist of the Year Nominated
2014 Crossover Artist of the Year Nominated [62]
Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Female Nominated
"Hoy Tengo Ganas de Ti" (with Alejandro Fernández) Hot Latin Song of the Year Nominated
2022 Christina Aguilera Spirit of Hope Award † Won [63]
Billboard Music Awards 1999 Christina Aguilera Top New Female Artist Nominated [64]
2000 Female Artist of the Year Won [65]
Top Hot 100 Artist Nominated [66]
Artist of the Year Nominated
2003 Female Artist of the Year Nominated [67]
"Beautiful" Single of the Year Nominated
2012 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Top Hot 100 Song Nominated [68]
Top Digital Song Nominated
Top Pop Song Nominated
Top Radio Song Nominated
Billboard Music Video Awards 1999 "Genie In a Bottle" Maximum Vision Award Nominated [69]
Best New Artist Dance Clip Nominated
Best Dance Clip Nominated
Best New Artist Pop Clip Nominated
2000 "Ven Conmigo (Solamente Tú)" Best Latin New Artist Clip of the Year Won [70]
2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Best Dance Clip of the Year Nominated [71]
Billboard Touring Awards 2007 Back to Basics Tour Breakthrough Artist Nominated [72]
Top Package Nominated
Blender Awards 2003 Christina Aguilera Woman of the Year Won [73]
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards 2000 "Genie in a Bottle" Favorite Single Won [74]
Christina Aguilera Favorite New Female Artist Won
2001 Favorite Female Artist of the Year Won [75]
Favorite Latin Artist Won
BMI London Awards 2014 "Feel This Moment" (with Pitbull) Most Performed Song Won [76]
BMI Pop Awards 2002 "Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You)" Won [77]
2004 "Miss Independent" Won [78]
2008 "Ain't No Other Man" Won [79]
"Hurt" Won
2014 "Feel This Moment" (with Pitbull) Won [80]
Bravo Otto Awards (Germany) 1999 Christina Aguilera Best Female Singer Silver [81]
2002 Bronze [82]
2003 Silver [83]
2004 Bronze [84]
2006 Bronze [85]
Bravo Otto Awards (Hungary) 2007 Best Female Singer Nominated [86]
Back to Basics Best Album Nominated
"Candyman" Best Music Video Won [87]
Bravoora 2004 Christina Aguilera Best Female Pop Singer Nominated [88]
Brit Awards 2004 Stripped International Album Nominated [89]
Christina Aguilera International Female Solo Artist Nominated
Pop Act Nominated
2007 International Female Solo Artist Nominated [90]
British Arrows 2023 "Beautiful" Best Music Video — Craft Bronze Won [91]
BT Digital Music Awards 2010 Bionic Best Artistic Promotion Nominated [92]
Capital FM's Music Video Awards 2013 "Your Body" Best Music Video Kiss Scene Nominated [93]
CelebMix Awards 2022 "Beautiful" Cybersmiler of the Month[b] Won [94]
Channel [V] Thailand Music Video Awards 2002 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Popular Duo/Group Video Won [95]
2003 "Beautiful" Popular Female Video Won
Chicago Indie Critics Awards 2021 "Loyal Brave True" Best Original Song Nominated [96]
[97]
CosmoGirl! Awards 2000 Christina Aguilera CosmoGIRL! of the Year Nominated [98]
Cosmopolitan Fragrance Awards 2009 Inspire Best Celebrity Fragrance for Women Won [99]
Daily Mirror Music Awards 2007 Christina Aguilera International Artist of the Year Won [100]
Back to Basics International Album of the Year Won
DanceStar Awards 2004 "Beautiful (Peter Rauhofer Remix)" Best Remix Nominated [101]
Disney Channel Kids Awards 2003 Christina Aguilera Best Female Nominated [102]
Do Something Awards 2010 Social Action Won [103]
Dolly Teen Choice Awards 2007 "Candyman" Best Music Video Won [104]
Echo Music Prize 2004 Christina Aguilera Best International Rock/Pop Female Artist Nominated [105]
Entertainment Weekly Awards 2000 Best Site of the 21st Century Won [106]
2006 Performer of the Year Won [107]
2011 Entertainer of the Year Won [108]
FHM Music & TV Awards 2005 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Sexiest Video – Public's Choice Won [109]
FiFi Awards (Germany) 2008 Simply Christina Lifestyle – Women Won [21]
Public's Choice: Lifestyle – Women Won
2011 Royal Desire Won
By Night Won
2013 Red Sin Lifestyle Won
Public's Choice: Lifestyle – Women Won
2014 Unforgettable Won
Lifestyle Won
FiFi Awards (United Kingdom) 2008 Simply Christina Favorite Celebrity Fragrance – Public's Choice Won [110]
2011 Broad Appeal – Women Nominated [111]
By Night Nominated
2012 Royal Desire Won [112]
2013 Red Sin Fragrance of the Year – Women's Popular Nominated [113]
Fuse TV Awards 2012 "Your Body" Video of the Year Won [114]
GAFFA Awards 2002 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Best Foreign Music Video Nominated [15]
2006 Christina Aguilera Best Foreign Female Act Won
2011 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Foreign Song of the Year Nominated [115]
2018 Christina Aguilera International Solo Artist Nominated [116]
Liberation International Album of the Year Nominated
Galgalatz Awards 2007 "Candyman" Song of the Year 3rd place [117]
Gaon Chart Music Awards 2011 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) International Song of the Year Won [118]
Gaygalan Awards 2012 Foreign Song of the Year Nominated [119]
George McGovern Leadership Awards 2012 Christina Aguilera Leadership Award for Social Action † Won [120]
GLAAD Media Awards 2003 Special Recognition Award † Won [121]
2023 Advocate for Change Award Won [122]
Glammy Awards 2011 Royal Desire Basic Perfume Won [123]
Glamour Awards 2004 Christina Aguilera Woman of the Year Won [124]
2011 International Musician/Solo Artist Nominated [125]
Gold Derby Film Awards 2010 "Bound to You" Best Original Song Nominated [126]
Gold Derby Music Awards 2023 Christina Aguilera Best Latin Artist Nominated [127]
Golden Globe Awards 2011 "Bound to You" Best Original Song Nominated [128]
Grammy Awards 2000 Christina Aguilera Best New Artist Won [129]
"Genie in a Bottle" Best Female Pop Vocal Performance Nominated [130]
2001 "What a Girl Wants" Nominated [131]
Mi Reflejo Best Latin Pop Album Nominated
2002 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals Won [132]
"Nobody Wants to Be Lonely" (with Ricky Martin) Nominated [133]
2003 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Nominated [134]
2004 Stripped Best Pop Vocal Album Nominated [135]
"Beautiful" Best Female Pop Vocal Performance Won
"Can't Hold Us Down" (featuring Lil' Kim) Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals Nominated
2006 "A Song for You" (with Herbie Hancock) Nominated [136]
2007 Back to Basics Best Pop Vocal Album Nominated [137]
"Ain't No Other Man" Best Female Pop Vocal Performance Won [138]
2008 "Candyman" Nominated [139]
"Steppin' Out" (with Tony Bennett) Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals Nominated
2012 Burlesque (with Cher) Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media Nominated [140]
"Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Nominated
2015 "Say Something" (with A Great Big World) Won [141]
2019 "Fall in Line" (featuring Demi Lovato) Nominated [142]
"Like I Do" (featuring GoldLink) Best Rap/Sung Collaboration Nominated
2023 Aguilera Best Latin Pop Album Nominated [143]
Groovevolt Music and Fashion Awards 2004 Stripped Album of the Year Won [144]
Best Album – Female Nominated [145]
"Beautiful" Song of the Year Won [144]
Video of the Year Won
Best Song Performance – Female Nominated [145]
"Can't Hold Us Down" (featuring Lil' Kim) Most Fashionable Music Video Won [146]
"Walk Away" Best Deep Cut Nominated [145]
Hollywood Music in Media Awards 2019 "Haunted Heart" Best Original Song – Animated Film Nominated [147]
Human Rights Campaign 2019 Christina Aguilera Ally for Equality Award † Won [148]
Hungarian Music Awards 2007 Back to Basics Foreign Pop Album of the Year Nominated [149]
iHeartRadio Music Awards 2019 "Fall In Line" (with Demi Lovato) Song of the Year Nominated [150]
International Dance Music Awards 2007 "Ain't No Other Man" Best Dance Video Nominated [151]
Best Pop/Dance Track Nominated
"Tell Me" (with Diddy) Best Hip-Hop/Dance Track Nominated
2012 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Best Pop/Dance Track Nominated [152]
2014 "Feel This Moment" (with Pitbull) Best Latin Dance Track Won [153]
Best Hip-Hop/Dance Track Nominated
Japan Gold Disc Awards 2012 Burlesque Soundtrack of the Year Won [154]
Juno Awards 2004 Stripped International Album of the Year Nominated [155]
"Fighter" Video of the Year Won [11]
2007 "Hurt" Nominated [156]
Latin American Music Awards 2022 "Santo" (with Ozuna) Favorite Video Nominated [157]
Ladies' Home Journal Awards 1999 Christina Aguilera Woman of the Year Won [158]
Latin Grammy Awards 2000 "Genio Atrapado" Best Female Pop Vocal Performance Nominated [159]
2001 "Pero Me Acuerdo de Ti" Record of the Year Nominated [160]
Mi Reflejo Best Female Pop Vocal Album Won [161]
2022 Aguilera Album of the Year Nominated [162]
Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Won
"Pa Mis Muchachas" Record of the Year Nominated
Song of the Year Nominated
Best Urban Fusion/Performance Nominated
"Santo" Nominated
"Cuando Me Dé la Gana" Best Regional Mexican Song Nominated
2023 "No Es Que Te Extrañe" Record of the Year Nominated [163]
Latin Music Italian Awards 2013 "Feel This Moment" (with Pitbull) Best Latin Song of the Year Won [164]
Latina Awards 1999 Christina Aguilera Artist of the Year Won [158]
2003 Woman of the Year Won
LOS40 Music Awards 2012 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Best International Song Nominated [165]
Los Premios MTV Latinoamérica 2003 Christina Aguilera Best International Pop Artist Nominated [166]
Maxim Awards 2000 Best International Female Singer Won [167]
2003 Sexiest Woman of the Year Won [168]
"Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Best Music Video Won [169]
2006 "Ain't No Other Man" Won [170]
Meteor Ireland Music Award 2006 Christina Aguilera Best International Female Nominated [171]
MOBO Awards 2003 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Best Video Won [172]
MP3 Music Awards 2011 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Music Industry Award Nominated [173]
MTV Asia Awards 2002 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Favorite Video Nominated [174]
Christina Aguilera Favorite Female Artist Nominated
2004 Won [175]
[176]
"Beautiful" Favorite Video Nominated
2006 Christina Aguilera Favorite Female Artist Won [177]
MTV Australia Awards 2007 Best Female Artist Nominated [178]
"Tell Me" (with Diddy) Best Hook-Up Nominated
"Ain't No Other Man" Best Pop Video Nominated
Video of the Year Nominated
MTV España Awards 2018 "Fall in Line" (featuring Demi Lovato) Video of the Summer Won [179]
MTV Europe Music Awards 2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Best Song Nominated [180]
2003 "Beautiful" Nominated [181]
Stripped Best Album Nominated
Christina Aguilera Best Female Won [182]
Best Pop Nominated [181]
2006 Nominated [183]
Best Female Won [184]
Back to Basics Best Album Nominated [183]
2007 Christina Aguilera Best Solo Artist Nominated [185]
2008 Best Act Ever Nominated [186]
MTV Italian Music Awards 2007 First Lady Award Nominated [187]
2011 Hot & Sexy Award Nominated [188]
2012 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Best Video Nominated [189]
MTV Movie Awards 2011 Burlesque Best Female Breakout Star Nominated [190]
MTV Russia Music Awards 2007 Christina Aguilera Best Foreign Artist Nominated [191]
2008 "Keeps Gettin' Better" Best Video Nominated [192]
MTV Video Music Awards 2000 "What a Girl Wants" Best New Artist in a Video Nominated [193]
Best Female Video Nominated
Best Pop Video Nominated
Viewer's Choice Nominated
Best Choreography in a Video Nominated
2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Nominated [194]
Best Art Direction in a Video Nominated [195]
Best Dance Video Nominated [196]
Video of the Year Won [197]
Best Video from a Film Won
Best Pop Video Nominated [198]
2003 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Nominated [199]
Best Dance Video Nominated
Best Choreography in a Video Nominated
Best Female Video Nominated
2004 "The Voice Within" Nominated [200]
Viewer's Choice Nominated
Best Cinematography in a Video Nominated
2006 "Ain't No Other Man" Video of the Year Nominated [201]
Best Pop Video Nominated
Best Female Video Nominated
Best Choreography in a Video Nominated
2007 "Candyman" Best Director[c] Nominated [203]
2013 "Feel This Moment" (with Pitbull) Best Collaboration Nominated [204]
MTV Video Music Awards Japan 2002 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Best Video From a Film Won [205]
2005 "Car Wash" (featuring Missy Elliott) Nominated [206]
2007 "Ain't No Other Man" Best Pop Video Nominated [207]
2012 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Best Group Video Nominated [208]
Best Collaboration Video Nominated
MTV Video Music Brazil 2003 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Best International Video Nominated [209]
2004 "The Voice Within" Nominated [210]
MTV Video Play Awards 2007 "Candyman" Popular Video Won [211]
2011 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Won [212]
MuchMusic Awards 2001 Christina Aguilera First Lady of Music Nominated [213]
MuchMusic Video Awards 2000 "Genie in a Bottle" People's Choice: Favourite International Artist Nominated [214]
2003 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Nominated [215]
"Beautiful" Best International Artist Video Nominated
2004 "The Voice Within" Nominated [216]
2007 "Candyman" Nominated [217]
2011 "Not Myself Tonight" Most Watched Video of the Year Nominated [218]
Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards 2013 Christina Aguilera Humanitarian of the Year Won [219]
MVPA Awards 2001 "Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You)" Best Choreography Nominated [220]
2002 "What's Going On" (with Artists Against AIDS) Video of the Year – R&B Won [221]
"Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Best Styling Won
2003 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Won [222]
Video of the Year – Pop Nominated [223]
Best Art Direction Nominated
Best Choreography Nominated
2004 "Fighter" Best Cinematography Won [224]
Video of the Year – Pop Won
Best Direction of a Female Video Nominated [225]
Video of the Year Nominated
2007 "Hurt" Won [226]
Best Adult Contemporary Video Nominated [227]
Best Art Direction Nominated [228]
Best Direction of a Female Artist Nominated [229]
"Ain't No Other Man" Best Choreography Nominated [230]
Best Pop Music Video Nominated [231]
2008 "Candyman" Best Direction in a Pop Video Won [232]
Best Choreography Nominated
Best Art Direction Nominated
Best Direction of a Female Artist Nominated
My VH1 Music Awards 2000 Christina Aguilera Must-Have Album Nominated [233]
Christina Aguilera Welcome to the Big Time! Nominated
Woman of the Year Nominated
Booty Shake Nominated
2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa and Pink) My Favorite Video Won [234]
Is It Hot in Here or Is It Just My Video? Won
There's No "I" in Team Nominated
"What's Going On" (with Artists Against AIDS) Won
MYX Music Awards 2012 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Favorite International Video Nominated [235]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2001 Christina Aguilera Favorite Female Singer Nominated [236]
2007 Nominated [237]
NME Awards 2003 Worst Style Won [238]
Sexiest Woman Nominated [239]
Now! Awards 2018 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Song of the Teens Nominated [240]
NRJ Music Awards 2007 Christina Aguilera International Female Artist of the Year Won [241]
Back to Basics International Album of the Year Won
"Ain't No Other Man" International Song of the Year Nominated [242]
2009 Christina Aguilera International Female Artist of the Year Nominated [243]
NRJ Radio Awards 2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa and Pink) Best International Song Nominated [244]
Best Song from Soundtrack Nominated
2004 Christina Aguilera Best International Female Nominated [245]
Best Pop Artist Won [246]
2007 Foreign Artist of the Year Nominated [247]
Online Film & Television Association Awards 2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Best Adapted Song Nominated [248]
2011 The Voice Best Host or Panelist in a Non-Fiction Program Won [249]
2021 "Reflection" Best Adapted Song Nominated [250]
People Awards 2021 Christina Aguilera Best Dressed Star Won [251]
People's Choice Awards 2004 "Car Wash" (featuring Missy Elliott) Favorite Remake Nominated [252]
Favorite Combined Forces Nominated
2007 "Ain't No Other Man" Favorite R&B Song Nominated [253]
2012 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Favorite Song of the Year Nominated [254]
2013 The Voice Favorite Celebrity Judge Nominated [255]
Christina Aguilera People's Voice † Won
2020 "Loyal Brave True" Soundtrack Song of the Year Nominated [256]
2021 Christina Aguilera Music Icon Award † Won [257]
Pollstar Awards 2003 Justified and Stripped Tour (with Justin Timberlake) Most Creative Tour Package Nominated [258]
Most Creative Stage Production Nominated
PopCrush Awards 2011 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Song of the Year Nominated [259]
2012 "Your Body" Video of the Year Nominated [260]
Red Sin Best Perfume Nominated
2014 "Say Something" (with A Great Big World) Song of the Year Nominated [261]
Christina Aguilera Best Dressed Nominated
Best Magazine Cover[d] Nominated
Premios Amigo 2000 Christina Aguilera Best International Newcomer Won [263]
Best Latin Newcomer Nominated [264]
Female Artist Nominated
Premios Juventud 2004 Christina Aguilera and Ricky Martin Best Dinamic Duet Nominated [265]
2013 "Feel This Moment" (with Pitbull) Favorite Hit Nominated [266]
2014 "Hoy Tengo Ganas de Ti" (with Alejandro Fernandez) Best Novel Theme Nominated [267]
2022 "Pa Mis Muchachas" (with Becky G, Nicki Nicole and Nathy Peluso) Best Female Collaboration Nominated [268]
"Santo" (with Ozuna) Best Anglo Collaboration Nominated
2023 "No Es Que Te Extrañe" Most Video With The Most Powerful Message Nominated [269]
Premios Lo Nuestro 2001 Mi Reflejo Pop Album of the Year Nominated [270]
Christina Aguilera Pop New Artist of the Year Won [271]
Pop Female Artist of the Year Won
2002 Nominated [272]
2014 "Hoy Tengo Ganas de Ti" (with Alejandro Fernández) Video of the Year Nominated [273]
Premios Oye! 2007 Back to Basics Album of the Year – English Nominated [274]
"Ain't No Other Man" Song of the Year – English Nominated [275]
Premios People en Español 2013 Christina Aguilera Singer of the Year Nominated [276]
"Feel This Moment" (with Pitbull) Collaboration of the Year Nominated
"Hoy Tengo Ganas de Ti" (with Alejandro Fernández) Nominated
Premios TVyNovelas 2014 Best Musical Theme Nominated [277]
Q Awards 2003 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Best Track Won [12]
Best Video Nominated
Radio Music Awards 1999 Christina Aguilera Most Stylin' at the Show – Female Won [278]
2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Song of the Year – Top 40 Won [279]
2003 "Beautiful" Nominated [280]
[281]
Best Hook Up Song Nominated
Christina Aguilera Artist of the Year – Top 40 Nominated
Most Requested Artist of the Year Nominated
The Record of the Year 2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa and Pink) Record of the Year Nominated [282]
Rennbahn Express Awards 1999 Christina Aguilera Singer of the Year 3rd place [283]
Newcomer of the Year 2nd place
"Genie in a Bottle" Song of the Year 8th place
Rockbjörnen 2006 Christina Aguilera Foreign Artist of the Year Nominated [284]
"Hurt" Best Foreign Song Nominated
Back to Basics Best Foreign Album Nominated
Rolling Stone Music Awards 2004 Justified and Stripped Tour (with Justin Timberlake) Best Tour – Public's Choice Won [167]
Christina Aguilera Best Female Performer – Public's Choice Won
2006 Won [285]
Best R&B Artist Won
RTHK International Pop Awards 2002 "Nobody Wants to Be Lonely" (with Ricky Martin) Top Duet Silver [286]
2003 "Beautiful" International Song Gold [287]
2005 "Car Wash" (featuring Missy Elliott) Top Movie/TV Song Gold [288]
2007 "Ain't No Other Man" International Song Gold [289]
Christina Aguilera Top Female Artist Nominated
2008 Silver [290]
"Candyman" International Song Gold
2012 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Gold [291]
The Shade Tree Awards 2019 Christina Aguilera Community Hero Award † Won [292]
Shorty Awards 2012 Singer Nominated [293]
Hero Nominated
Celebrity Nominated
Actress Nominated
Music Nominated
2013 Nominated [294]
Singer Nominated [295]
Ativist Nominated [296]
Celebrity Nominated [294]
Nowplaying Nominated
Sixy Awards 2002 Over-Sixed Won [297]
Smash Hits Poll Winners Party 2000 Best Female Singer 8th place [298]
Best Dressed Female 5th place
Most Fanciable Female on the Planet 3rd place
Worst Female Singer Won [299]
Worst Dressed Person 3rd place
2002 Won [300]
Worst Hair Won
Flop Mob Award Won [301]
2003 Best Female Solo Artist Won [302]
Pop Snog of the Year[e] Won [303]
2004 Top Pop Mod 2nd place [304]
Worst Dressed Star 3rd place
SOCAN Awards 2014 "Feel This Moment" (with Pitbull) Dance Music Award Won [305]
Spike TV Video Game Awards 2003 The Sims: Superstar Best Performance by a Human Nominated [306]
Spin Awards 2003 "Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Worst Song 2nd place [307]
Christina Aguilera Worst Dressed Artist Won
2004 Won [308]
2005 Won [309]
SSE Live Awards 2020 The X Tour Best Solo Act Won [310]
St. Louis Film Critics Association Awards 2010 Burlesque (with Cher) Best Music Nominated [311]
Stonewall National Monument Award 2023 Christina Aguilera Special Recognition Award † Won[f] [312]
[313]
TEC Awards 2002 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Record Production – Single or Track Nominated [314]
Teen Choice Awards 1999 Christina Aguilera Choice: Female Artist Nominated [315]
Genie In a Bottle Choice Music Single Nominated
Choice Music Video Nominated
Choice Summer Song Nominated
2000 Christina Aguilera Choice: Female Hottie Nominated [316]
Choice Music: Female Artist Nominated [317]
Christina Aguilera Choice Music: Album Nominated
"I Turn to You" Choice Music: Love Song Nominated
"What a Girl Wants" Choice Music: Single Nominated
2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) Choice Music: Summer Song Won [318]
Christina Aguilera Choice Summer Music Star: Female Won
Choice Music: Female Artist Nominated
2003 Nominated [319]
Stripped Choice Music: Album Nominated
"Beautiful" Choice Music: Single Nominated
"Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Choice Music: Hook-Up Nominated
Justified and Stripped Tour (with Justin Timberlake) Choice Music: Tour of the Summer Won [169]
2006 "Ain't No Other Man" Choice Music: R&B/Hip Hop Song Nominated [320]
2011 The Voice Choice TV: Female Personality Nominated [321]
2012 Nominated [322]
"Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Choice Music: Singe by a Group Nominated [323]
2013 "Feel This Moment" (with Pitbull) Choice Music: Single by a Male Artist Nominated [324]
Teen Entertainment Awards 1999 "Genie in a Bottle" Best Song – Female Artist Won [325]
Christina Aguilera Best CD Won
Christina Aguilera Best Female Artist Won
2000 Won [326]
Most Stylish Female Artist Won
Best Untrue Gossip Nominated
"What a Girl Wants" Best Girl Power Song Won
Best Song to Listen To While Kissing Your Boyfriend Nominated
Teen People Choice Awards 2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa and Pink) Hottest Song of the Year Nominated [327]
2003 Christina Aguilera Best Image 180º Won [328]
Justified and Stripped Tour (with Justin Timberlake) Best Tour Won
"Beautiful" Best Song Lyrics Nominated
"Dirrty" (featuring Redman) Best Booty-Shakin' Song Won
"Can't Hold Us Down" (featuring Lil' Kim) Most Empowering Anthem Won
TMF Awards (Belgium) 2001 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) International Video of the Year Won [329]
2003 "Fighter" Won [330]
Stripped Best International Album Won
Christina Aguilera Best International Female Artist Won
TMF Awards (Netherlands) 2000 Most Promising Act Won [331]
2002 "Lady Marmalade" (with Lil' Kim, Mýa & Pink) International Video of the Year Won [332]
2003 Christina Aguilera Best International Female Artist Won [333]
2004 Won [334]
Top 50 Music Awards 2022 "Pa Mis Muchachas" (with Becky G, Nicki Nicole and Nathy Peluso) Best Collaboration Nominated [335]
Top Music Universe Awards 2022 Latin Collaboration of the Year Nominated [336]
TRL Awards 2003 Christina Aguilera Evolution Award Won [337]
First Lady Award Nominated
2004 Nominated [338]
Top of the Pops 2003 Singer of the Year Won [339]
Most Gorge Girl 3rd place [340]
Most Crap Hair 3rd place [341]
Most Dodgy Clobber Won [342]
Shameless Exhibitionist 2nd place [343]
"Fighter" Video of the Year Nominated [344]
2005 Christina Aguilera Dressed in the Dark Nominated [345]
VH1 Awards 2000 Christina Aguilera Sexiest Teen Idol Won [167]
2003 "Beautiful" Big Song Nominated [346]
Viña del Mar Awards 2023 Christina Aguilera —[g] Won [347]
[348]
Virgin Media Music Awards 2006 "Ain't No Other Man" Best Single 2nd place [349]
Christina Aguilera Best Solo Artist 2nd place
Best Comeback 2nd place
2007 Most Fanciable Female Nominated [350]
2008 Best International Act Nominated [351]
2010 Best Solo Female Nominated [352]
2011 Best Comeback Won [353]
2012 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Best Track Nominated [354]
Best Collaboration Won [355]
Best Video Nominated [356]
Virgin Radio UK Awards 2021 "Beautiful" The Ultimate Pride Anthem Nominated [357]
VIVA Comet Awards 2003 Christina Aguilera Act International Nominated [358]
Webby Awards 2023 "Beautiful" Best Music Video (General) Won [359]
Best Music Video (People's Voice Winner) Won
World Music Awards 2000 Christina Aguilera Best-Selling New Female Artist Won [360]
2001 Best-Selling Female Latin Artist Won [361]
2014 Best Live Act Nominated [362]
Best Female Artist Nominated [363]
Best Entertainer Nominated [364]
"Feel This Moment" (with Pitbull) Best Song Nominated [365]
Best Video Nominated [366]
"Say Something" (with A Great Big World) Nominated
Best Song Nominated [365]
"Hoy Tengo Ganas de Ti" (with Alejandro Fernández) Nominated
"Your Body" Nominated
Best Video Nominated [366]
Lotus Best Album Nominated [367]
You Choice Awards 2010 "Not Myself Tonight" Video of the Year Won [368]
[369]
"You Lost Me" Best Ballad/Love Song Won [370]
[369]
Best Pop Video Nominated [371]
[369]
YoungStar Awards 1999 Christina Aguilera and "Genie in a Bottle" Best Young Recording Artist or Musical Group Nominated [372]
[373]
2000 Christina Aguilera YoungStar Starlight Award Won [374]
Z Awards 2010 Christina Aguilera and Jordan Bratman Biggest Celeb Breakup 2nd place [375]
2011 "Moves Like Jagger" (with Maroon 5) Collaboration of the Year 2nd place [376]

Other accolades[edit]

Aguilera's wax figure at the Madame Tussauds in London (left), her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (middle) and her Disney Legends plaque (right).

State honors[edit]

State honors for Aguilera
Country Year Description Ref.
United States 2000 Inducted into the Young Hollywood Hall of Fame. [377]
2010 Immortalized on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. [378]
2011 Immortalized on the Gay Walk of Fame by The Abbey Club. [379]
2019 Honored as a Disney Legend by Walt Disney Company. [380]

Other tributes[edit]

Other tributes to Aguilera
Country Year Category Ref.
United Kingdom 2006 Madame Tussauds (wax figures) [381]
United States 2007 [382]
Netherlands [383]

World records[edit]

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 2005 Largest TV Audience for a Performance (340 Million Viewers) Madonna
Britney Spears
Christina Aguilera
Missy Elliott 		[384]

Listicles[edit]

Name of publisher, name of listicle, year(s) listed, and placement result
Publisher Year Listicle For Result Ref.
Amazon 2010 Top Songs of 2010 Elastic Love Top 50 [385]
Billboard 1999 Top New Pop Artist —

Year-End List

Herself 3rd [386]
Hot 100 Singles Sales — Year-End List Genie In a Bottle 5th
Hot 100 Singles — Year-End List 7th
Hot 100 Singles Airplay — Year-End List Herself 14th
Hot 100 Singles Artist

— Year-End List

21st
Top Billboard 200 Albums Artists (Female) — Year-End List 11th
Top Pop Artists —Year-End List 22nd
Top Billboard 200 Album Artists —Year-End List Christina Aguilera 39th
2000 Top Pop Artists (Female) — Year-End List Herself 1st [387]
Top Latin Pop Albums Mi Reflejo 1st
Hot 100 Artists (Female) — Year-End List Herself 2nd
Top Billboard 200 Artists (Female) — Year-End List 3rd
Hot 100 Artists — Year-End List 3rd
Hot Top 40 Artists — Year-End List 3rd
Top Pop Artists — Year-End List 4th
Top Latin Pop Album Artists — Year-End List 4th
Top Billboard Latin 50 Albums — Year-End List Mi Reflejo 5th
Top Billboard 200 Albums — Year-End List Christina Aguilera 8th
Hot Top 40 Tracks — Year-End List What a Girl Wants 8th
Top Billboard 200 Artists — Year-End List Herself 9th
Top Billboard Latin 50 Artists — Year-End List 10th
Hot 100 Singles Sales — Year-End List What a Girl Wants 16th
Hot 100 Singles — Year-End List 19th
Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You) 38th
I Turn To You 42nd
Hot 100 Singles Sales — Year-End List I Turn To You 44th
2009 Artists of the Decade (2000s) Herself 20th [388]
2018 100 Best Acting Performances by Musicians in Movies
(for her performance) 		Burlesque 78th [389]
Business Insider 2014 23 Highest-Paid Reality TV Stars Herself 5th [390]
Cleveland.com 2000 Biggest Pop Star in the World 1st [391]
2003 2nd
Consequence of Sound 2016 100 Greatest Singers of All Time Herself 54th [23]
Forbes 2007 20 Richest Women in Entertainment 19th [392]
2008 Top-Earning Women in Music 7th [393]
2023 15 Iconic Christmas Pop Songs Christmas Time 5th [394]
Google 2002 Most Popular Women on the Web Herself 8th [395]
2004 Most Popular Searches on the Web 3rd [396]
2010 50 Most Popular Women on the Web 25th [397]
2023 Most Popular Person on the Web (Chile) 1st [398]
Latina 2013 50 Best Latin Singers of All Time Herself 1st [24]
MTV 2003 22 Greatest Voices in Music Placed [399]
NME 2011 20 Best Pop Acts of All Time 4th [400]
People en Español 2022 25 Most Powerful Women of 2022 Placed [401]
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2007 Definitive 200 Albums Christina Aguilera 127th [402]
Rolling Stone 2010 100 Greatest Singers of All Time Herself 58th [22]
Smooth Radio 2021 30 Greatest Female Singers of All Time 11th [403]
100 Greatest Artists of All Time 88th [404]
[405]
Stylist 2011 50 Female Pop Pioneers Placed [406]
The Fader 2017 150 More Great Albums Made By Women Stripped 23rd [407]
The Guardian 2013 100 Most Popular Musicians on Twitter Herself 70th [408]
The Independent 2004 100 Most Influential People in Music 59th [26]
Time 2013 100 Most Influential People in the World
(under "Artists" with tribute written by Céline Dion) 		Placed [27]
Univision 2013 Most Influential Hispanics in the United States Placed [409]
USA Today 2020 Women of the Century – Pennsylvania Placed [410]
VH1 2003 50 Greatest Women of the Video Era 14th [411]
50 Greatest Teen Idols 23rd [412]
2012 100 Greatest Women in Music 8th [25]
Yahoo! 2003 Most Popular Searches on the Web 10th [413]
Most Popular Celebrity Image Searches 3rd
2013 250 Best Female Singers of the 20th Century 4th [414]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.
  2. ^ The award was given to Aguilera for "highlighting the importance of self-worth" after the 2022 music video for "Beautiful" was released.[94]
  3. ^ With Matthew Rolston.[202]
  4. ^ Cover of October 2013 Maxim's issue.[262]
  5. ^ Shared with Madonna and Britney Spears.
  6. ^ Aguilera was honored at the Stonewall National Monument for her LGBTQ allyship and for advocating for the queer community.[312]
    [313]
  7. ^ During the festival Aguilera was the recipient of two awards: Gaviota de Plata and Gaviota de Oro.[347]
    [348]

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