17 Times Coachella 2018 Was Too Gay to Function

When you think of Coachella, the first things that come to mind are desert vibes and sun-soaked grassy fields where music and pop-culture come to play. But this year, more than any year before, Coachella was just one big ol’ gay pride festival. (Well, other than the fact the owner is still very anti-LGBT. Anyways...)

From the attendees to the performers, art installations to the after-parties, Chella 2018 might as well been wrapped in a rainbow flag and doused in glitter—AND WERE LIVING FOR IT. Whether you were there to experience it first-hand or simply participated in Couch-ella, here are 17 times Coachella 2018 was too gay to function.

1. Ariana f*cking Grande premiered her new single and we cried all the tears 

2. The Yuma Tent after 9pm was a certified circuit party

3. The remodeled Sahara Tent (aka the gay Promised Land) finally had enough space to dance freely

4. Cardi B, okurrr!!

Cardi said this how she got pregnant “She Bad” pic.twitter.com/xSFwfyOfN3

— (@WhoIsKeahJai) April 16, 2018

5. Cardi B telling us all about her pink dildo

You just have to love Cardi B pic.twitter.com/7nzmyPMOmV

— BMAX (@OfficialBmax) April 17, 2018

6. The Rainbow Tower was a queer beacon

7. Shania Twain partying with Nicki Minaj (before Shania Twain was over).

8. Guys using every excuse to be shirtless…

9. ...or in a speedo

10. When I tell you there were hoards of exceptionally attractive shirtless men, THERE WERE LITERALLY HOARDS.

11. Drones

You thought fireworks were cool. GLITTERY DRONES, BRO.

ICYMI — @ODESZA brought the house down, and launched drones over @Coachella tonight. | : Darren JB #Coachella pic.twitter.com/TZ8XAlxMpD

— Festive Owl (@TheFestiveOwl) April 16, 2018

12. Parties on parties on parties

13. Photo opps on photo opps on photo opps

14. Homophobic Migos was marred with technical difficulties during their set.

15. Queer Queen Kehlani made an appearance 

16. The moment we all came for: Beyoncé, Beyoncé, Beyoncé…

17. (But we stayed for Michelle)