Camila Cabello showed her Camilizers that she still wears the crown at last night's (August 12) Teen Choice Awards.

The 21-year-old singer-songwriter took home an astounding three awards, which included the coveted Choice Female Artist, Choice Song: Female Artist for "Havana" (featuring Young Thug), and Choice Summer Female Artist.

Earlier this year in June, Spotify named "Havana" the most streamed song by a female solo artist of all time. The chart-topping global smash hit had received more than 888 million Spotify streams at that point. Since then, it has garnered almost a billion streams. 

The Teen Choice Awards are the summer's hottest event and the summer’s only awards show in which teens hold the voting power to select new categories and returning favorites from past Teen Choice shows. 

The event took place at the Forum in Los Angeles, California, and was hosted by artist, comedian, actor and five-time Teen Choice nominee, Nick Cannon, and comedian, actress and singer, Lele Pons.

For two decades now, the two-hour live event has honored iconic stars from the best films, most-loved TV shows, fiercest music and the top moments in fashion, digital and comedy. 

Cabello has also been nominated for 5 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) this year in the following categories: 

Video of the Year (Havana)
Artist of the Year
Best Pop
Song of the Year (Havana) 
Best Choreography (Havana)

The VMAs are set to air live from Radio City Music Hall this month on August 20 at 9pm ET/PT.