The 2014 Eurovision Song Contest Final drew massive audiences and over five million Tweets as Europe came together to witness Austrian performer Conchita Wurst’s victory.

According to Twitter’s UK team, tweeting peaked during the announcement of Wurst as the winner, followed by her performance earlier in the night.

The final count is in: 5.3M+ Tweets sent around the #Eurovision final. Peak TPM for @ConchitaWurst‘s victory. pic.twitter.com/O3s9nuNLfR

— Twitter UK (@TwitterUK) May 11, 2014

And @ConchitaWurst won not only Eurovision 2014, but also gained  number of followers on Twitter.

“This night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom.” @ConchitaWurst #Eurovision pic.twitter.com/7N12w0DUFy

— BBC Eurovision (@bbceurovision) May 10, 2014

i’m home <3 i don’t know what to say…. THANK YOU!!!!! pic.twitter.com/bVoiE8koEo

— conchita wurst (@ConchitaWurst) May 11, 2014

The third most tweeted about moment came as France’s Twin Twin performed its song ‘Moustache’ (39,353 tweets per minute). Interesting, because Twin Twin placed dead last with only two votes (for comparison, Wurst scored 290).

We’ve loved every second of this Eurovision week in Copenhagen ! Amazing crew, amazing audience. #TwinTwinerz pic.twitter.com/fwmCSw37wv

— TWIN TWIN (@TwinTwinOhYeah) May 10, 2014