Tyler the Creator showed up looking like one of the extras from Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014).

Billie Eilish and her brother-producer Finneas turned heads in Gucci.

BTS went surprisingly modest for their red carpet appearance.

Is that a fancy lampshade or Billy Porter?

The flute-blowing Lizzo opened the show with a grand number.

The Jonas Brothers tore up with stage with "What A Man Gotta Do" and "Five More Minutes".

Lizzo was nearly teary-eyed when she picked up the 'Best Pop Solo Performance' award.

Tyler the Creator performed alongside an army of clones. With all that head-banging, the Internet was scratching their heads over what kind of wig glue he uses.

FKA Twigs joined Usher on stage for a Prince tribute.

Camilo Cabello looked positively angelic during her performance of "First Man".

Ariana Grande got her girl gang together for her hit "7 Rings".

Tyler the Creator deservedly picked up the 'Best Rap Album' award for Igor.

Lil Nas X, Diplo, BTS, and Billy Ray Cyrus brought the house down.

Demi Lovato laid her heart out for an emotional rendition of "Anyone".

Artists came together to celebrate the enduring legacies of Nipsey Hustle and Kobe Bryant.

Latin star Rosalia brought her A-game.

'Song of the Year', 'Album of the Year', 'Record of the Year', 'Best New Artist' went to music's wunderkind Billie Eilish.

Anderson Paak went home smiling with 'Best R&B Album' for Ventura and 'Best R&B Performance' for "Come Home'.

Alicia Keys was a total pro as host of the night.

DJ Khaled and John Legend accepted the 'Best Rap/Sung Performance' award for “Higher”.

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2020 Grammy Awards: All the winners, performances, memes, and viral moments that you need to know

Music's biggest night

Text: Aravin Sandran

Music's biggest stars descended on Los Angeles' Staples Center on Sunday night for the 2020 Grammy Awards. However, the glamorous evening was marked sadly by the untimely passing of basketball legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Gianni, who were among nine people in a helicopter crash near Calabasas, California. The 41-year-old retired N.B.A. star had close ties with the music industry.

Host Alicia Keys had the tough job of jazzing up the night's sombre sentiments. She couldn't have done it without the help of the ever-vivacious Lizzo, who got everyone moving to lively rendition of her hits "Cuz I Love You" and "Truth Hits".

As always, the Internet had plenty to comment on: from Billy Porter's dazzling lampshade to Tyler the Creator's wig-snatching moves, and Billie Eilish's record-breaking wins. We've compiled the best moments worth noting in the gallery above alongside the most audacious red carpet appearances and moving acceptance speeches below. Enjoy!