From Dua Lipa to Pitbull's performances, these moments were unforgettable.
Acting as his own one-man band, jvke took a seat behind the piano for “Golden Hour.” He also flexed his other primary instrument: the golden voice that originally caught the attention of his mentor, Charlie Puth.
“Kings & Queens” singer Ava Max didn’t dance on her own. A revolving stage brought her to the fore, before diving into confident bops and high-energy choreo. Max thanked her backup dancers and blew a kiss before prancing away. Queen sh*t.
With an R-rated set, Dove Cameron continued her evolution from Disney star to It Girl. Apart from going full-send maneater on “Breakfast” and “Boyfriend,” Cameron made time for earnestness. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen this many people in person,” she said. “Period!”
Bebe Rexha hit the stage for “I’m Good (Blue)” in a robe and a bow big enough to see from the cheap seats. One fan even got their “Soobin loves Bebe” sign on the jumbotron, a cheeky nod to her budding friendship with the TXT idol.
Finally, Dua Lipa arrived and reminded everyone she has the range: aerobics, slinky chairography, hip gyrating, and a funky two-step shuffle. The pop star brought all of the excitement of her Future Nostalgia tour to the Jingle Ball stage. Go girl, give us everything.