The hit song nominated for The GRAMMY Award for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Music Video of the Year caused quite a stir during its live performance at the 57th GRAMMY Awards.

“Chandelier,” a song about the sad reality of being a party girl, one who everyone loves and is known for a “good time,” yet can’t face the repercussions that her own behavior has on her emotional and mental state.

The music video rightly juxtaposed a young, naive girl in psychotic throws in a dilapidated building with Sia’s emotional lyrics. Maddie Ziegler, from the hit show Dance Moms, has not only performed in two of Sia’s recent videos, but has joined her for live performances, including walking the red carpet with her tonight.

The second video featuring Maddie also included Shia LaBeouf called “Elastic Heart” sparked controversy, which Sia addressed in Rolling Stone. She stated, “All I can say is Maddie and Shia are two of the only actors I felt could play these two warring ‘Sia’ self states.”

It’s clear that Maddie and Shia aren’t the only “Sia” self states. Kristen Wiig made a surprising debut on the GRAMMY stage along with the famously shy Sia and her mini-muse Maddie.

Shia introduced Sia’s performance with an incredibly cryptic message and stepped aside to a scene of a house in shambles. Similar to the “Chandelier” video, Maddie was included, as was Kristen Wiig.

Like Sia mentioned in her Rolling Stone interview, there are many “Sia” self states. Sia sang in the corner facing a wall while Maddie and Kristen told their tale.