Who made the most money in music for 2016?

It wasn't too much of a surprise to find out the highest paid singer of 2016, according to a report by music website Billboard.com.

Bow down to the Queen, Beyoncé.

Beyoncé, now a mother to twins, overwhelmed Billboard's "Top 50 Moneymakers of 2016" taking home a stellar $62.1 million — $20 million more than the No. 2 act (sorry Guns N' Roses).

Billboard says the bulk of that payday stemmed from her Formation World Tour, in support of her sixth album, Lemonade, an all-stadium exodus that featured Kendrick Lamar and husband JAY-Z as surprise guests at the MetLife Stadium finale in East Rutherford, N.J.

That tour sold 1.2 million tickets and grossed $161 million. While Lemonade may have lost the Grammy for album of the year to Adele, it earned 2.2 million equivalent album units in 2016.

We'll see how JAY-Z does next year with his 4:44 album and tour.

The top 10 on the list were as follows:

2) Guns N' Roses at $42.3M

3) Bruce Springsteen $42.2 M

4) Drake $37.3M

5) Adele $37M

6) Coldplay $32.3M

7) Justin Bieber $30.5

8) Luke Bryan $27.3

9) Kanye West $26.1

10) Kenny Chesney $25.4