Kanye West has bagged another Grammy, this time for his album Jesus Is King. Celebrate his 22^nd Grammy award by revisiting all his wins.

Kanye West is one of the most decorated rappers of all time. On Sunday, the multi-hyphenate musician earned his 22nd Grammy award for his album Jesus Is King under the Best Contemporary Christian Album category—another feather in his cap along with numerous MTV Video Music Awards, Brits and BET Awards. In celebration of his win, here’s a look back at West’s discography and the Grammy wins that have followed.

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Album title: The College Dropout

Year: 2004

Nominated: Album of the Year

Won: Best Rap Album

Critics say: “Not only does he create a unique role model, that role model is dangerous—his arguments against education are as market-targeted as other rappers’ arguments for thug life.” – Robert Christgau, The Village Voice

Album title: Late Registration

Year: 2006

Nominated: Album of the Year

Won: Best Rap Album

Critics say: “Late Registration is an undeniable triumph, packed front to back, so expansive it makes the debut sound like a rough draft.” – Rob Sheffield, Rolling Stone

Album title: Graduation

Year: 2007

Nominated: Album of the Year

Won: Best Rap Album

Critics say: “..one of the most unabashedly graceful things I’ve heard on a commercial hip-hop record in years.” – Jayson Greene, Stylus Magazine

Album title: 808s & Heartbreak

Year: 2008

Nominated: Best Rap Performance By Duo Or Group

Critics say: “With every listen, the poignancy of these personal tales of loss grows deeper, perfectly matched by the cold, lonely, robotic but nevertheless winning grooves that accompany them. Upon further reflection, it is a brave and daring 4-star effort that deserves to be heard by any fan of adventurous pop music.” – Jim DeRogatis, Chicago Sun-Times

Album title: My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

Year: 2010

Nominated: Song of the Year

Won: Best Rap Album, Best Rap Song, Best Rap/Song Collaboration

Critics say: “Picasso-like, fulfilling the Cubist mandate of rearranging form, texture, color and space to suggest new ways of viewing things” – Ann Powers, Los Angeles Times

Album title: Yeezus

Year: 2013

Nominated: Best Rap Album and Best Rap Song

Critics say: “One of the most fascinating aspects of Yeezus’ arrival is the discursive crisis it’s caused, produced by a fast-react culture colliding with a work of art so confounding”, Jack Hamilton, The Atlantic

Album title: Life of Pablo

Year: 2016

Nominated: Best Rap Album, Best Rap/Sung Performance, Best Rap Song

Critics say: “West is testing the shifting state of the “album cycle” to see if he can break it entirely, making his album like another piece of software on your phone that sends you push updates.” – Jayson Greene, Pitchfork

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Album title: Jesus Is King

Year: 2019

Won: Best Contemporary Christian Music Album

Critics say: “A more engaged and vivid album than Ye from last year, though nowhere as robust as The Life of Pablo from 2016, it is bare-bones and curiously effective” – Jon Caramanica, The New York Times