Did you know global superstar and Queen of Pop, Whitney Houston, holds the Guinness World Record for the most consecutive #1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100.

More than The Beatles. More than Elvis Presley. More than Michael Jackson.

With a remarkable 7 consecutive chart-toppers, Whitney's record remains unchallenged for over three decades. Which is really impressive! A testament to both her extraordinary talent; and her enduring impact in the world of music.

Whitney Houston's 7 Greatest Hits

Saving All My Love for You (1985)  

A soulful ballad originally recorded by Marilyn McCoo in 1978. Whitney's version made waves not only for its smooth melodies, but also for its heartfelt lyrics that resonated with listeners.

How Will I Know (1986)  

An infectious pop melody that highlighted Houston's vocal agility. It served up a celebration of youthful love and uncertainty. The song’s catchy hook was originally penned for another artist, but was quickly reworked to fit Whitney's style and vocals.

Greatest Love of All (1986)  

This poignant track, originally sung by George Benson in the 1970s, became an anthem of courage and Self Love. Still today, it deeply resonates with fans worldwide; and is often used in motivational and educational settings.

I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me) (1987)  

A vibrant and infectious dance track that quickly became a party favorite. This song was not only her fourth Billboard chart-topper, but it also won the 1988 Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.

Didn't We Almost Have It All (1987)  

This emotional ballad about love and loss was praised for its intricate layering. It marked a growing maturity in Whitney's voice and stage presence.

So Emotional (1987)  

For this song, Houston channeled her inner rock diva to deliver a catchy chorus and vibrant melody made it a staple on the dance floor.

Where Do Broken Hearts Go (1988)  

Houston's impressive winning streak came to a beautiful end with this ballad style that comforted the hearts of listeners dealing with heartbreak in their own lives.