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Coachella is in its final day of its Weekend 2 festivities but that doesn't mean that the good stuff is done and dusted.

Yesterday, Coachella kicked off its second instalment of 2018. Beyoncé's set was always going to be highly-anticipated but after stunning viewers with her first jaw-dropping set via live-stream, punters were even more excited to see what she had in store this weekend. 

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We all have our own nifty tricks for sneaking alcohol into places it shouldn't be but Rihanna may have just trumped all of those.

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The lack of gender diversity in music festival lineups is one of the most obvious forms of discrimination and finally someone is doing something about it.

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Gucci Mane performed what was easily one of the sets of weekend two of Coachella overnight, lavishing the crowd with special guest after special guest.

Perhaps the biggest shock at all was the appearance of 50 Cent, who performed their 2003 tune What Up Gangsta.

Coachella is notorious for surprise guest appearances, however we may have just seen one of he most random and unexpected surprises in the festival's history.

Helmet-weilding electronic and EDM artist Marshmello shocked everyone by bringing out Travis Barker to help him perform his huge 2016 hit Alone.

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Every year Coachella is crashed by dozens of artists not officially on the lineup, and predictably over the weekend a bunch of sets featured these special guests surprising the crowd.

One of the best saw both Drake and Migos join Future on stage for his set to perform a stack of their most well-known songs.