Lady Gaga gave a concert on a stage designed by Jony Ive at Apple Park

Did you attend Lady Gaga's concert on May 17th?

Unless you are working at Apple Park, the large spacecraft-shaped Cupertino headquarters, you probably did not attend.

The singer and actress gave a special private concert to Apple employees on Friday to help with the official opening of the campus and pay tribute to Steve Jobs, according to MacRumors. The concert was held on a stage designed by Jony Ive, adorned with a rainbow arch, inside the Apple Park ring.

According to AppleWeb (via Cult of Mac), the intranet of the technology giant, the "Apple Stage", the platform and the rainbow structure consist of some 25,000 pieces, including a frame in aluminum (because of course it is designed for fast assembly and deconstruction.

For the first event of the scene, Apple has decorated various parts of the campus with decorations in rainbow colors, recalling the multicolored logo of the company in its infancy.

As seen on social media, some stairs have received rainbow treatment:

And Apple had rainbow colored mugs:

Employees also received these retro Apple logo pins, thanking them for being part of the company:

But, of course, the real star was Lady Gaga. She has performed several of her hit songs including "Shallow", "Poker Face" and "Born This Way".

If nothing else, she argued a valid argument: the iPod has become smaller and smaller, but why is the iPhone getting bigger?

"What I would like is that it's like a surgical implant in my hand," Gaga said.

Oh, and she wants an emoji that means "be nice":

Jokes! Gaga has them.