It was the year of the queer community for the 2019 Grammy Awards last night (10 February).
Lady Gaga and Brandi Carlile both made history as the first out winners in their categories.
Gaga took home Best Pop Solo Performance and Carlile Best Americana Album and Best American Roots Performance.
While divas Diana Ross and Dolly Parton took to the stages to perform LGBTI anthems.
But in case you’ve been too busy with the BAFTAs, here are the 13 LGBTI moments of the 2019 Grammy Awards:
1 Ricky Martin and his son Matteo walked the red carpet
‘Cool cat for a date at the Grammys!’ the pop star and family man wrote on Instagram.
2 Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Michelle Obama, Alicia Keys and Jada Pinkett Smith opened the Grammys
Michelle came dressed to the Grammys looking like Album of the Year.
3 Ricky Martin performed Havana with Camila Cabello
The opening performance included multiple references to Trump’s border wall; ‘Build bridges not walls’.
4 Lady Gaga won big and dedicated her speech to mental health
Putting the ‘star’ in A Star Is Born, Best Pop Duo or Group Performance Act was Gaga’s third award that night.
5 Brandi Carlile referenced coming out during her acceptance speech
If only there was an award for ‘Best Acceptance Speech’.
6 Dolly Parton sung her own tribute act
In fierce red heels, the 9 to 5 singer, who was honored at the Grammys, was joined by goddaughter Miley Cyrus.
7 Diana Ross sung herself Happy Birthday
Can you get any camper than Diana Ross wishing herself happy birthday a month-and-a-half before her actual birthday?
8 Queer artist St. Vincent sung a sultry duet with Dua Lipa
whoever paired st. vincent and dua lipa together deserves a raise pic.twitter.com/lKYkWPaHEP
— diondra (@filmyth) February 11, 2019
While both Grammy winners, one user tweeted ‘They deserve their own award’.
9 Kacey Musgraves won Album of the Year
An outspoken LGBTI ally, the country singer’s win was also well-received. Even Gaga blew a kiss as Musgraves got on stage.
10 Janelle Monáe belted bisexual anthem Make Me Feel with a team of vagina panted dancers
It well and truly is #20BiTeen. Monáe dedicated her Grammy nomination to her ‘trans brothers and sisters.’
11 Lady Gaga sung both the male and female parts of Shallow
WATCH: Lady Gaga performs her hit song Shallow, and it was simply perfect! #Grammys pic.twitter.com/BkUnqbKagU
— Opinionated Me (@opinion8dmecom) February 11, 2019
The pop legend performed without her usual duet partner, Bradley Cooper to applause, applause, applause.
12 …And then reached new stardom as the Grammy’s Best Meme
After bringing the house down with Shallow from A Star Is Born, the crowd erupted with applause and Twitter with memes.