GOLD

This all happened before Cardi B decided to rock them on the "Money" cover.

Rihanna is at the top of everybody's list.

Cee-Lo Green claims he wasn't at the Grammys, but heard that a new artist named Gnarly Davidson made quite the splash on the red carpet.

J. Cole gets an early Christmas present with his brand new album already going gold.

The Atlanta-based producer's many plaques prove he's one of rap's most reliable hitmakers.

With or without features.

Hov's lawyers are not having it.

From "Turn on the Lights" to "March Madness."

Nick Cannon is one of many that wish to morph into Rihanna's dress.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again hits a major milestone, securing an impressive total of fifty gold and platinum certifications.

Chris Brown has had himself an amazing year sales-wise.

6ix9ine continues to trudge forward as a commercial juggernaut, securing himself a massive new plaque for his collection.

Kanye and Kim continue to make excessive purchases.

The Weeknd's major label debut has hit the 500,000 mark in sales.

Chris Brown scores two new album milestones.

J. Cole's album has gone gold five weeks after its release.

N.W.A. and Wiz Khalifa have also received plaques from the RIAA.

The RIAA has certified both Dr. Dre and The Weeknd's albums as Gold.

In this day and age, is going platinum still the same milestone it once was?

You can never go wrong with gold shoes.

Chris Brown is feeling grateful for all the support.

Ace Hood's "Bugatti" goes gold, as does Lil Wayne's "I Am Not A Human Being II."

From gold to triple platinum, Future was awarded a total of 7 RIAA plaques in April.

The industry has changed drastically.

Drake's next album is two months away from dropping and is already doing numbers.

Eminem's new album "Music To Be Murdered By" is the first album of the decade to achieve a gold certification.

Imagine if he never met the broskis?

A brand new pair of 11s to close out the month.