Bryson Tiller has scored 29 new plaques from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
At the top of the crop is his 2015 breakout hit “Don’t,” which has been certified 15x platinum, with over 15 million equivalent units sold in the U.S.
The Epikh Pro and Dope Boi-produced track, from his debut album T R A P S O U L, sets the record for the highest-certified R&B single of all time. It’s worth noting The Weeknd’s pop smash “Starboy,” featuring Daft Punk, is also 15x platinum, while Mariah Carey‘s modern holiday classic “All I Want For Christmas Is You” is 16x platinum.
Tiller’s other certifications include several songs from T R A P S O U L. The culture-shifting album, which is now 5x platinum, spawned awards for the following tracks:
- “Exchange,” 13x platinum (13 million equivalent units sold)
- “Right My Wrongs,” 6x platinum
- “Let Em Know,” 4x platinum
- “Sorry Not Sorry,” 3x platinum
- “Been That Way,” 2x platinum
- “Intro (Difference),” gold (500,000 equivalent units sold)
- “Self Righteous,” gold
- “Just Another Interlude,” gold
- “For However Long,” platinum
True to Self, Tiller’s 2018 sophomore album, has been certified platinum. Of the album’s tracks, the following have achieved new RIAA awards:
- “Don’t Get Too High,” gold
- “No Longer Friends,” gold
- “Set It Off,” gold
- “Run Me Dry,” 2x platinum
- “Self-Made,” platinum
A N N I V E R S A R Y, which dropped exactly five years after T R A P S O U L, has been crowned gold. The 10-track album featured the Drake-assisted “Outta Time,” which has now gone platinum. Other certs include:
- “Inhale,” platinum
- “Sorrows,” platinum
- “Keep Doing What You’re Doing,” gold
- “Next to You,” platinum
- “Always Forever,” gold
Further, a few tracks from Tiller’s 2024 self-titled album have gained new plaques, including “Whatever She Wants” (3x platinum), “Ciao!” (gold) and “Outside” (gold).
Aside from his albums, Tiller’s RIAA collection expands to standalone tracks, including 2018’s “Canceled” and 2019 “Blame,” which are both now platinum.
Tiller’s 29 new RIAA certifications arrive with the 10th anniversary of T R A P S O U L, which was released Oct. 2, 2015, via RCA Records.
He celebrated the milestone by releasing his double album, Solace & The Vices.
Speaking on the two-part project, Tiller shared, “It started with Solace. I just wanted to express what I was feeling to see if it would help me get [through] it. And then I got tired of talking about my feelings [and] got tired of drinking and smoking, so I decided to have some fun on a separate project, shifted my focus and boom, double album spawned.”
Tiller is currently on the road with Chris Brown as a special guest on his Breezy Bowl XX World Tour. The R&B gents recently joined forces for “It Depends,” which has reached a new peak at No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart dated Oct. 11, 2025.
