At Miami's Ultra Music Festival in 2023—one of the world's premier electronic events founded in 1999, drawing over 165,000 attendees to Bayfront Park—David Guetta, a two-time Grammy winner and EDM pioneer with over 50 billion streams, headlined the second day's main stage, reaffirming his festival titan status. His 90-minute set, packed with high-energy drops and remixes, opened with "I'm Good (Blue)" featuring Bebe Rexha, building momentum through classics like "Titanium" with Sia and "Memories" alongside Kid Cudi, fresh cuts "I Don't Wanna Wait" with OneRepublic, and covers of La Bouche's "Be My Lover," peaking in "Baby Don't Hurt Me" and a reprise of "I'm Good (Blue)" under lasers and pyrotechnics. Attendees on Reddit praised the performance for transitions like "No Face No Case" into "Love Is Gone" and sound diversity, deeming it one of the festival's best sets despite quibbles over excessive chatter, bolstering Guetta's repute as a unifier of generations in euphoria.