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| group1 = 1990s
| list1 =
* "[[Unforgettable (Nat King Cole song)|Unforgettable]]" – [[Natalie Cole]] (1991)
* "[[Black or White]]" – [[Michael Jackson]] (1992)
* "[[I'm Every Woman#Whitney Houston version|I'm Every Woman]]" – [[Whitney Houston]] (1993)
* No Award (1994)
* "[[Waterfalls (TLC song)|Waterfalls]]" – [[TLC (group)|TLC]] (1995)
* "[[I Believe I Can Fly]]" – [[R. Kelly]] (1996)
* "[[Stomp (God's Property song)|Stomp]]" – [[God's Property]] (1997)
* "[[Just the Two of Us (Will Smith song)|Just the Two of Us]]" – [[Will Smith]] (1998)
* "[[Wild Wild West (Will Smith song)|Wild Wild West]]" – [[Will Smith]] (1999)

| group2 = 2000s
| list2 =
* "[[I Wish (R. Kelly song)|I Wish]]" – [[R. Kelly]] (2000)
* "[[You Rock My World]]" – [[Michael Jackson]] (2001)
* "[[Little Things (India Arie song)|Little Things]]" – [[India Arie]] (2002)
* "[[Dance with My Father (song)|Dance with My Father]]" – [[Luther Vandross]] (2003)
* "[[If I Ain't Got You]]" – [[Alicia Keys]] (2004)
* "[[Unbreakable (Alicia Keys song)|Unbreakable]]" – [[Alicia Keys]] (2005)
* "[[Be Without You]]" – [[Mary J. Blige]] (2006)
* "[[Like You'll Never See Me Again]]" – [[Alicia Keys]] (2007)
* "[[Yes We Can (will.i.am song)|Yes We Can]]" – [[will.i.am]] (2008)
* "[[I Look to You (song)|I Look to You]]" – [[Whitney Houston]] (2009)

| group3 = 2010s
| list3 =
* "[[Un-Thinkable (I'm Ready)]]" – [[Alicia Keys]] (2010)
* "[[Where You At (Jennifer Hudson song)|Where You At?]]" – [[Jennifer Hudson]] (2011)
* "[[Girl on Fire (song)|Girl on Fire]]" – [[Alicia Keys]] (2012)
* "[[Q.U.E.E.N.]]" – [[Janelle Monáe]] featuring [[Erykah Badu]] (2013)
* "[[You & I (Nobody in the World)]]" – [[John Legend]] (2014)
* "[[Shame (Tyrese song)|Shame]]" – [[Tyrese Gibson]] (2015)
* "[[Formation (song)|Formation]]" – [[Beyoncé]] (2016)
* "[[That's What I Like (Bruno Mars song)|That's What I Like]]" – [[Bruno Mars]] (2017)
* "[[This Is America (song)|This Is America]]" – [[Donald Glover|Childish Gambino]] (2018)
* "[[Juice (Lizzo song)|Juice]]" – [[Lizzo]] (2019)

| group4 = 2020s
| list4 =
* "[[Brown Skin Girl]]" – [[Beyoncé]], [[Saint Jhn]], and [[Wizkid]] featuring [[Blue Ivy Carter]] (2020)
* "[[Essence (Wizkid song)|Essence]]" – [[Wizkid]] featuring [[Tems (singer)|Tems]] (2021)
* "[[Lift Me Up (Rihanna song)|Lift Me Up]]" – [[Rihanna]] (2022)

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