At the crack of dawn, we’re completing our routine scrolling through Twitter, and it was almost impossible to escape the buzz of last night’s Billboard Music Awards. From Doja Cat’s gold-plated nipple covers to pulse-raising performances from Megan Thee Stallion and Latto, the timeline was set alight with countless iconic moments, red carpet appearances and history-making awards.

For those who might have missed the live event, we have decided to round up our personal highlights of the evening. So to view Olivia Rodrigo’s sweepstake and some adorable attendees, head below now…

Since the dawn of TikTok’s ascendency, there has been one characteristic that remains constant throughout the carousel of trends: the sweet and sombre tracks of Olivia Rodrigo’s Sour. So, we were not at all surprised to see Rodrigo and her album taking home seven trophies from the evening — subsequently marking the most successful showings of a new artist in BBMA history. Good 4 u, Olivia.

With Drake’s music being largely responsible for moulding most of our personalities, it is safe to say his third win of Top Artist was more than well deserved. Making it a day of record-extending, he also won Top Rap Artist for a fourth time and Top Rap Album for a third time with his latest effort, Certified Lover Boy.

Swifties worldwide last night were finally paid some overdue justice, with Taylor reclaiming her title as Top Country Artist — a status that she has not had since 2013. Also winning Top Billboard 200 Artist for the fifth time, her latest album Red (Taylor’s Version) won Top Country Album — an accolade first achieved by the original effort, Red, in 2013.

Ye might have gone through a hefty rebranding, but it would appear his music has stayed as powerful and hype-raising as ever as he took home a total of six awards — the most achieved by a male artist this year. Making a clean sweep across gospel and Christian categories, it’s safe to say Ye is steadfast in his ongoing mission to take us to church.

No award ceremony is complete without a red carpet, and the shining moment for us was delivered by none other than Doja Cat, obviously. With a scooped and spikey silhouette, some Madonna-inspired nipple plates and some EAR-rings, Doja once again made us forget all about the music, allowing our fashion inspo to run wild.

Of all the possible guests we were hoping to witness on this year’s red carpet, Stormi really stole the show. We would say more, but needless to say, there is no room for argument on the matter.

Finally, no BBMA would be complete without some noteworthy performances. This year, it was a feast of female empowerment, with Megan Thee Stallion and Latto spilling all the attitude onto the main stage. While Megan sent crowds into a frenzy with “Plan B” and “Sweetest Pie”, Latto blessed us with “Big Energy”. Elsewhere, we also saw explosive acts from Ed Sheeran, Travis Scott and Silk Sonic — making for one of the most groove-heavy itineraries of BBMA history.