There was the inevitable pre-Glastonbury weather panic.
But it didn't deter 177,000 people from cramming into Worthy Farm to let their hair down.
And they lucked out. It was GLORIOUS.
What mud? What rain?
Ahh.
Never mind.
There were of course plenty of smug people enjoying watching it from home instead.
Until this happened.
Bugger.
Meanwhile, on site The Libertines played a surprise set on the Friday night. Some people were confused as to why they were sharing one microphone.
Pete Doherty dedicated a song to his late friend Alan Wass.
And Mark Ronson provided one of the most poignant moments of the festival by dedicating "Valerie" to Amy Winehouse.
But the real winner of the weekend was Lionel Richie. First he won the merchandise game.
Lionel Richie's already won the Glastonbury merchandise game
Then the flag and sign game.
Seriously.
Although the security guards performing a flashmob to "Dancing on the Ceiling" almost stole the show.
Tune!! Especially loving the moves of...is that the security guards?! #LionelRichie #legend #bbcglasto #Glasto2015
The fashion was on point as ever.
As were all the other flags on display.
The best flag ever at Glastonbury..@garylineker
Even the Dalai Lama showed up.
And the crowd sang "Happy Birthday" to him to mark his 80th next week.
As for the other acts, Florence Welch discovered her doppelgänger in the crowd.
Florence has found her doppelganger in the crowd... #BBCGlasto
And ran around the stage in her bra like a true queen.
Nick Grimshaw and Daisy Lowe LOVED it.
As per usual there were a gazillion celebrity attendees.
Left to right: Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson from One Direction, Maisie Williams (aka Game of Thrones' Arya Stark), and Bradley Cooper.
Including Kim Kardashian, who showed up wearing stilettos.
And Kendall Jenner and Cara Delevingne, who looked like they were having the best time.
Then it was time for Kanye West.
This guy couldn't wait.
He almost immediately got Kanye'd himself when a guy decided to storm the stage a few songs in.
Then it was back to business.
Especially for the BBC subtitle team, who had fun with Kanye's lyrics.
Meanwhile at #Glastonbury the subtitle department of the BBC have called it a day.
Go home @BBC subtitles man, you're drunk! #Kanye #Glasto2015 #liger
Add some comedy to the Kanye performance by putting the subtitles on! #Glasto15
Then declared himself the "greatest living rock star on the planet" and shouted it repeatedly.
when kanye calls himself the biggest rockstar in the world
We're not entirely sure The Who agreed when they headlined the following night.
Brilliant from Pete Townshend! Who is the biggest rock star in the world @kanyewest? #bbcglasto