It’s been 367 days since Beyoncé stormed the Coachella stage.

That means it’s been 367 days since popular culture was changed forever by the invigorating, empowering performance by Beyoncé, the first black woman to headline Coachella. Dubbed Beychella, her set comprised 26 songs over two hours, with Beyoncé ringed in by 100 backup dancers as she whirled through five costume changes and sampled 18 tracks from other black artists. It was a joyful, triumphant ode to black excellence and confirmation – as if it was ever needed – of Beyoncé’s icon status.

As Beyoncé sings on Formation: “I came to slay, bitch.”

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