Which group first made Beyoncé famous as its lead singer?

Destiny’s Child first made Beyoncé famous as its lead singer.

The group formed in Houston in the 1990s under an earlier name, Girl’s Tyme. After changes in its lineup and record deal, it became Destiny’s Child and signed with Columbia Records. Beyoncé emerged as the group’s central vocalist as its recordings reached a wide international audience.

Destiny’s Child became one of the best-selling female groups in music history. Its successful albums included The Writing’s on the Wall, Survivor, and Destiny Fulfilled. The group was also known for songs such as “Say My Name,” “Survivor,” and “Bootylicious.”

Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland were prominent members during the group’s best-known period. Beyoncé’s solo career began while Destiny’s Child was active, but the group’s success established the foundation for her later work.