DJ Khaled opened the show for two consecutive nights in Los Angeles.

Picture this: 2 Chainz, Wiz Khalifa, Roddy Ricch, Doechii, Lil Wayne, YG, Big Sean, Coi Leray, Lil Durk and the iconic Offset, all sharing a single stage. It was a star-studded lineup that sent shockwaves of excitement through the crowd, making it a mind-blowing and unexpected experience for every music lover in attendance.

Offset seamlessly fused into the star-studded camaraderie of Jay-Z and Kris Jenner, igniting the dance floor while they did the electric slide together. The dance-off unfolded to the soulful sounds of Beyoncé’s rendition of “Before I Let Go.”

Beyoncé’s renowned for opening her shows in grandeur, and she didn’t disappoint. On Friday, she graced the stage in an alluring long black dress embellished with sparkling gold accents and a daringly deep-cut hemline. She paired this ensemble with a stylish black hat featuring square cutouts and stepped confidently in black and gold heels, radiating regal sensuality.

Saturday brought a delightful wardrobe switch-up as Beyoncé opted for a striking long pink dress, featuring a sultry deep slit and adorned with voluminous ¾-length sleeves adorned with fluffy, furry puffs. Her fashion choices once again showcased her chameleon-like style, leaving no doubt that each night’s outfit was a testament to her iconic stage presence.

In a harmonious affair that could rival any world-class choir, the entire stadium united for an epic two-minute serenade of “Love on Top.” Beyoncé, herself entranced, transformed into an impromptu conductor, gently tapping her microphone to keep everyone on the same mesmerizing beat.

As for the neighborhoods surrounding SoFi Stadium, we extend our heartfelt apologies if you were woken up out of your sleep.

After Blue Ivy Carter’s iconic dance performance to “My Power,” the crowd left her in awe as the entire stadium erupted into a thunderous standing ovation. The sheer cuteness of the scene was undeniable as you could see her mouth dropped to the floor before she smirked and peaced out the crowd.

In that instant, the audience’s appreciation for her talent and enthusiasm created a heartwarming spectacle. In a stadium filled with admiration, it was proved once again that greatness knows no age.

Beyoncé’s magnetic allure transcends the boundaries of stardom, and Los Angeles unequivocally demonstrated her celebrity status. In a star-studded gathering that could only be described as legendary, luminaries from all corners of the entertainment world paid homage.

Celebrities like Kelly Rowland, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Selena Gomez, Brie Larson, Issa Rae, Sofia Vergara, Keke Palmer, Sarah Paulson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Saweetie, LeBron James, Robin Thicke, Jennie Kim, Tyler Perry and countless others joined the congregation. It was a testament to Beyoncé’s unparalleled influence in the realm of celebrities, uniting them all in admiration and respect.

Los Angeles bore witness to a momentous convergence of star power, affirming that Beyoncé isn’t just a celebrity; she’s an icon whose aura illuminates even the brightest constellations in the galaxy of fame.

The “mute challenge” which occurs during Beyonce’s performance of “Energy” has evolved into one of the most eagerly anticipated highlights of the evening. Although Los Angeles didn’t achieve complete silence on both Friday and Saturday, the promise of redemption looms large for Beyoncé’s Monday, Sept. 4 show.

The stage is already set for another attempt at this unique audience interaction, where the crowd holds its collective breath in anticipation of the challenge’s ultimate success.

During her performance of “Cuff It” on Saturday night, Beyoncé unveiled a striking new costume, a one-piece ensemble that seamlessly fused the quirkiness of the Mad Hatter with the timeless elegance of Penélope Pitstop.

Her attire was a masterpiece, effortlessly melding eccentricity and sophistication. It was a moment of fashion brilliance proving yet again that Queen Bey’s style is just as captivating as her stage presence.

Embracing the fervor of fans, Los Angeles was graced with an electrifying trio, affectionately dubbed the “Big 3.” For two unforgettable nights, the city experienced the revival of “All Up In Your Mind,” “Thique,” and the intoxicating allure of “Drunk in Love,” all making a triumphant return to the setlist.

“My favorite moment tonight was watching Beyoncé perform ‘Thique,’ because she doesn’t do it often and that is probably one of my favorites on the album,” said attendee Elton Qualls-Harris.