The Best Celebrity Instagrams from the 2017 American Music Awards

[MUSIC] Coinage. Life, well spent. Presented by Geico. With the launch of MTV in 1981, music videos became an important part of promotion for artists. Some budgets have reached feature film worthy heights. Here are the top seven reportedly Most Expensive Music Videos of all time. In 2016, Gwen Stefani filmed a music video, Make Me LikeYou live during the Grammy's. With multiple sets, costume changes and colorful background dancers, the first live video in TV history cost $4 million. Part of a trilogy Guns N' Roses' Estranged music video includes a bizarre sub-plot and holographic dolphins, all of which set the band back $4 million. King of Pop Michael Jackson moonwalks on this list with 1991 hit Black or White. The worldly music video directed by National Lampoon's own John Landis cost $4 million to produce. The Material Girl proved she is all about the cash. Madonna's Bedtime Story and Express Yourself cost her a whopping $5 million each to produce. Her James Bond theme song Die Another Day topped both, costing $6.1 million to make. Siblings Michael and Janet Jackson spent the most on their song Scream. Their futuristic black and white feature cost the brother-sister due $7 million. [BLANK_AUDIO] Coinage, life, well spent. Presented by Geico.

The American Music Awards are finally here, and you're not the only one excited for the night of glamour and musical delights.

Black-ish star and Instagram goddess Tracee Ellis Ross is the evening's host and her musical legend mama, Diana Ross, will receive the ceremony’s annual Lifetime Achievement Award.

And believe us, that’s just the tip of the iceberg. With performances from Queen Selena Gomez—her first TV appearance and live show since she underwent a kidney transplant over the summer—Christina Aguilera, Lady Gaga, Pink and Kelly Clarkson (together!), and Nick Jonas, the 2017 show is one for the history books.

But, of course, the show itself is only part of the fun—it’s the behind the scenes moments that we live for. From silly audience selfies to getting-ready shots, we’re glued to our Instagram feeds every step of the way.

Scroll down below to see the best Instagram moments from the American Music Awards.