15 Random People Who Have Won More Grammys Than Katy Perry

Adele has eight. Taylor Swift has six. Even President Obama has two. So what's up with Katy Perry? The nine-time Grammy nominee has yet to take home a single trophy, despite being the only artist in history to remain in the top ten of the Hot 100 list for 69 weeks in a row. The 2013 Grammys are now less than two weeks away, and this time she's up against Adele, Kelly Clarkson, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Rihanna for Best Pop Solo Performance, for Wide Awake. Is this finally her year (probably not), or is she doomed to be known forever (by me) as the Susan Lucci of pop music? Sure, winning isn't everything, but just to put things into perspective, here is a list of 15 random people who have won more Grammy Awards than Katy Perry.

1. LeVar Burton

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Best Spoken Word Album, The Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr. (2000)

2. "Weird Al" Yankovic

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Best Comedy Recording, Eat It (1984)

Best Concept Music Video, Fat (1988)

Best Comedy Album, Poodle Hat (2003)

3. Hillary Clinton

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Best Spoken Word Album, It Takes a Village: And Other Lessons Children Teach Us (1997)

4. Bill Clinton

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Best Spoken Word Album, My Life (2005)

5. Tia Carrere

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Best Hawaiian Music Album, Huana Ke Aloha (2009)

Best Hawaiian Music Album, Ikena (2011)

6. Zach Braff

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Best Soundtrack for a Motion Picture, Garden State (2005)

7. Joaquin Phoenix

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Best Compilation Soundtrack for a Motion Picture, Walk the Line (2005)

8. Cheech and Chong

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Best Comedy Recording, Los Cochinos (1974)

9. Kate Winslet

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Best Spoken Word Album for Children, Listen to the Storyteller (2000)

10. Baha Men

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Best Dance Recording, Who Let the Dogs Out? (2000)

11. Michael J. Fox

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Best Spoken Work Album, Always Looking Up: The Adventures of an Incurable Optimist (2010)

12. Martin Scorsese

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Best Long Form Music Video, No Direction Home (2006)

13. The Michigan State University Children's Choir

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Best Classical Album, Songs of Innocence and Experience (2006)

Best Choral Performance, Songs of Innocence and Experience (2006)

14. Cynthia Nixon

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Best Spoken Word Album, An Inconvenient Truth (with Beau Bridges, Blair Underwood, and Al Gore, 2009)

15. Creed

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Best Rock Song, With Arms Wide Open (2001)