John is one of the most accomplished musicians of all time, so he is no stranger to achievement. He's one of the only artists ever to achieve an EGOT, which involves winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony. In addition to that, he was ranked 49th out of the top 100 greatest artists ever by Rolling Stone. He's music royalty if there ever was such a thing.
Outside of seeing him under the most dazzling lights imaginable, there's a person who is celebrating something more impressive than all of those achievements, and that's holding himself to sobriety for over three decades. He celebrated yesterday with a post to his social media.
View this post on InstagramFans took to the comments to congratulate John on his sobriety, and share some kind words for the legend.
"Congrats!! That is a huge milestone!!"
It's a massive accomplishment that deserves all the celebration in the world. His discipline and drive are things to be commended ten times over. Congratulations to Elton John on his 36 years of sobriety!
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