It was officially Coachella 2025, and the Kalogeras siblings were about to break the internet — again. The vlog kicked off with chaotic airport footage, Sunday, 22, holding a matcha latte in one hand and a giant tote bag in the other, yelling over the noise, “If TSA checks my bag and sees four pairs of sunglasses and no actual clothes, mind your business.” Demitra, 19, in an all-black cut-out romper and space buns, leaned into the camera, “Y’all aren’t ready for what I’m about to wear this weekend. I look illegal.”

Eliana, 18, filmed a quick OOTD fit check in the mirror of their luxury Airbnb near Palm Springs. “Okayyy so we’re going for dusty desert fairy with a little side of ‘don’t mess with me.’” Her crochet dress shimmered in the sun, and she added, “Jake’s literally judging us so hard but he’ll survive.” Jake, 15, popped into frame wearing a plain tee and shorts. “These girls have been getting ready for three hours and we haven’t even left the house yet,” he deadpanned.

When they finally arrived at the festival grounds, it was pure madness. “We’re literally melting but make it fashion,” Sunday shouted as she fanned herself with her VIP pass. The camera panned over the crowd, palm trees, and a glimpse of the iconic Coachella Ferris wheel before Demitra screamed, “OMG that’s Zendaya?! We’re breathing the same air??”

They jumped from set to set — Harry Styles, SZA, and a surprise Billie Eilish collab. Eliana spilled her overpriced acai bowl in the grass, and Jake nearly cried when someone stepped on his brand-new sneakers. “Y’all this is a warzone,” he mumbled as Demitra laughed at him. “It’s not that deep.”

At golden hour, they all sat on a blanket in the middle of the field. Sunday adjusted her rhinestone boots and held up the vlog cam. “This is what peak aesthetic looks like. I’m tan, sweaty, and thriving. Rate our outfits in the comments or you’re fake.” Jake gave a thumbs up, clearly over it, while the girls added glitter to each other’s cheeks.

“Part 1 of Coachella with the most unhinged siblings on the internet,” Eliana said, signing off. “Catch us tomorrow losing our voices and maybe our minds.”