After months of preparation, The Weeknd takes his place at the helm of the stage for his first-ever solo halftime show performance at Super Bowl LV.

On Sunday (Feb. 7), The Weeknd lit up the stage. Performing a number of his classic hits such as “Starboy,” “I Feel It Coming,” “House of Balloons,” “Can’t Feel My Face,” “Save Your Tears,” “Earned It,” “Blinding Lights” and more, people watching the show both from the Super Bowl stadium in-person audience as well as those watching on their TVs at home loved every single minute of the halftime show.

Needless to say, social media reacted with positive reviews about the set, as everyone gave Weeknd props for putting on a great set at the sports event. “I FUCKING LOVE THIS SONG” one Twitter user wrote, while another added, “I don’t think there’s a single bad song from #TheWeeknd.”

Not only were the star’s songs hitting, but so were his dancers — his personal dancing included — and his accompanying band. He did what needed to be done.

The Weeknd is celebrating for all sorts of reasons today. Earlier this morning, the Canadian artist was honored with his own day in the city of Toronto, which is his hometown. Mayor John Tory took to Twitter to make his proclamation ahead of The Weeknd’s historic performance.

“This Sunday – on Super Bowl Sunday – we celebrate The Weeknd as he becomes the first Canadian to headline a solo halftime show and only the third Canadian ever to perform live at one of the world’s most-watched events,” the proclamation reads. “Toronto is proud that one of its own, The Weeknd, has achieved such enormous popularity both here at home and on the world stage. NOW THEREFORE, I, Mayor John Tory, on behalf of Toronto City Council, do hereby proclaim Feb 7th, 2021 as ‘The Weeknd Day’ in the City Of Toronto.”

See a moment of The Weeknd’s explosive performance below.