DJ Alok commanded his performance at the Palco Mundo stage at Rock in Rio, appearing after a countdown on the giant screen. His DJ booth was installed on top of two enormous scenic hands, and he announced it would be a rave at the festival. The audience crammed in the front rows seemed to be waiting for the headliner of the evening, Stray Kids, but got into the DJ's electronic sound during songs like "Truth peace love acid."
The show featured 1,500 drones and 45 dancers from the Italian company Urban Theory, which served as a visual complement to the music. The scenic structure and visual effects were highlighted as impactful. Alok led the crowd by asking them to raise their hands, although the critic observed that he could have talked a bit less during the performance.
The setlist brought electronic beats and song citations, mixing his own tracks with references to other artists. The performance combined musical performance with grandiose visual elements characteristic of large-scale presentations at international festival events.
