With the #BeyHive going crazy over Beyoncé’s latest album LEMONADE, Bey tops the Billboard charts, with every single track off the album hitting the Top 100 Hits. She also set a brand new record in the process.

Bey is killing it at the moment. Just days after topping the Billboard 200 with the album itself, while simultaneously becoming the first act ever to see their first six studio albums debut on the chart, she’s setting the bar to the highest tier with this latest accomplishment. Taylor Swift previously held the record with 11 songs following the release of her album in 2010 Speak Now.

The highest charting hit is “Formation,” of course, landing at No. 10 due to 6.5 million streams in the U.S. and 174,000 in digital sales. Followed by “Sorry,” which was the most played song with 14.2 million U.S. streams. Queen Bey is really showing her status as the Queen, setting yet another new record as the first female ever in history to place 12 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 at the same time.

Here is the full list of Beyoncé’s Billboard Hot 100 Hits:

No. 10 — “Formation”
No. 11 — “Sorry”
No. 13 — “Hold Up”
No. 18 — “6 Inch” Featuring The Weeknd
No. 28 — “Don’t Hurt Yourself” Featuring Jack White
No. 35 — “Freedom” Featuring Kendrick Lamar
No. 37 — “Pray You Catch Me”
No. 38 — “All Night”
No. 41 — “Daddy Lessons”
No. 43 — “Sandcastles”
No. 47 — “Love Drought”
No. 63 — “Forward” Featuring James Blake