Forbes just announced 2018’s highest-paid women in music

Britney has parlayed her pop dominance all the way from "Toxic" to 2018, having earned $30 million over this year.

Just a morsel ahead of Spears is Canadian musical icon Celine Dion, who made $31 million over 2018.

The Russian-German singer may not be a household name across the pond yet, but that doesn't mean she isn't doing well for herself, having earned $32 million this year.

Just because she didn't take a Superbowl paycheck doesn't mean she still can't eat caviar, with the singer sitting atop $37.5 million's worth of earnings to close out the year.

Decades in at this point, Lopez' worldwide appeal still shows no signs of diminishing, with the songstress pulling in $47 million this year.

Gaga closes out arguably her biggest year since her late-00s run of utter dominance with 50 million dollars' worth of evidence to show for it.

Pink continues to be pop music's swiss army knife – though maybe never the most visible, she's never not there. Her dynamic and resilient nature earned her $52 million this year.

Queen Bey continued her reign by pulling in a whopping $60 million this year – that's a hell of a lot of trips to Red Lobster.

Though a newly-minted communist-in-the-tweets, Taylor remains a capitalist-in-the-streets, having elevated her brand to the tune of $80 million this year.

Though Perry may perhaps come across as a bit of a dark horse (heh), her mix of jaw-dropping concerts and a television presence as reliable as the beat in "Teenage Dream" is low-key moving has allowed Perry to have embedded herself in 2018's zeitgeist and make her this year's highest-earning woman in music, at $83 million.