Nobody could have blamed 23-year-old Ariana Grande for taking her time before performing in the UK again, and perhaps even never returning to Manchester – the city in which a terrorist targeted the young crowds leaving her concert, killing 22 people and injuring more than 100.

But not only did she come back to Manchester to visit young fans in hospital and meet with bereaved parents, she organised a huge star-studded charity gig, going ahead with the performance despite yet another terrorist attack in London less than 24 hours before and raising £2.35 million for the British Red Cross’ emergency fund.

And while One Love Manchester was a heart-warming, uplifting, emotional occasion, with many a viewer and artist shedding a few tears, this is still the UK. And we like Twitter and sarcasm and Britpop feuds.

Thus, the social media site was awash with hilarious, wry posts throughout the concert, with one of the biggest conversations around one of the city’s most famous bands potentially reuniting.

To the joy of anyone over 25, Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher flew back from Nuremberg in Germany the very same night to take to the stage as a surprise headliner, arriving in typically sweary fashion.

“She could walk into any Greggs and get a steak bake on the house.” Twitter responds to One Love Manchester