Warren: “and the Oscar goes to...” Producer sipping wine backstage somewhere probably: “aww here we go, good for Moonlight!” Faye: “La La Land!” Producer, spitting out his drink, knocking over stagehands and sweating profusely: “shitshitshitSHITSHITSHIT”
@@gloriawuwu If you look just before he gave his speech, he said "no" a couple of times but was pushed to the microphone I guess because they needed someone to address the crowd while they got their shit together. He never wanted to give that speech in the first place.
He said nothing, one of them shouldve said im sorry it seems like we have the wrong envelope, rather than risk reading the wrong name out, which they did
@@januarybaby1063 Warren never risked reading the wrong name out. He was showing it to Faye in a way that suggests he was looking for a second opinion. He wasn't sure if this card was wrong or right and wanted to check. However, Faye just decided to take the risk and read the wrong name out.
Rodrigo Rocha imagine another host came up to the stage, brought a new envelope, and said: “There was a mistake! The best picture is: *takes out mirror and reflected the dude behind the camera* “
He was clearly pissed! Haha DID you not see he always gave Warren a papercut from that that piece of paper of Warren's hand? He wasn't a class act, he was literally upset that they made a mistake.
@@zackd2852 He was a class act though. Clearly he was pissed and might have been a bit rough taking the envelope from Warren but aside from that he remained collected and tried to help the situation.
negrophiliac also I’m really shocked the narrator and the screen graphics all continue on talking about La La Land for sure I’d think they’d know the results.
@@Hillvalley86 I believe only the "accounting firm" (or whatever company is in charge of the envelopes) knows the results beforehand. Everyone else that you mention has all the possible voice-overs and graphics at the ready for whichever winner is actually announced. That's probably why it took so long to get the mistake publicly acknowledged: because only a small number of people knew the correct winner, and knowledge of the mistake had to percolate up thru some kind of "chain of command" before it got to the stage.
I think of this and watch it regularly too. We should form a group of people who monthly come back here and note new things, new faces, new expressions of disbelief.
@Jeepman89 How was he a jerk? Regardless of where the fault lied, Warren was the one who read out the mistake and made him and his partners and friends believe they'd won the most prestigious award in filmmaking. You could also tell he was furious that the Moonlight team didn't get their real moment like they should have. Any reasonable person would rightly be steaming. And it wasn't like he pushed Warren around, he just snatched the card from him to prove Moonlight had won it.
... Yeah, she defintely ruined it. If she would've just taken the time to really read it, she would've understood the reason for his apprehension. She just saw the words Lala Land and assumed they won it!
I feel so bad for both crews. Both pictures are absolutely wonderful and the whole situation is so terrible. I’m inspired by the team behind La La Lans for being so gracious even after having the award taken from them and supporting the true best picture winners involved with Moonlight, who were robbed of their moment and have all of my sympathies
the award wasn’t taken from them; they never won it. phrasing it that way suggests the award was theirs at one point; it never was. they were gracious i guess but really it’s not that gracious to hand over a trophy that doesn’t belong to you; that’s just handing over a trophy that doesn’t belong to you.
Warren handled this with such class. Stayed up to explain the confusion, wouldn't give away the envelope to anyone but someone in charge, and refused to go on Kimmel the next night to talk about, bringing the attention on himself. Genuine good guy
I think he handled it poorly in not pointing out the mistake on the card. I also feel like he should have gotten off the stage asap to allow the other cast more time. Shame on whomever handle the cards btw.
@@memyself7167 I think he was just flustered, and understandably so. That's why he showed it to Faye, probably to see if she knew what was going on. And then she just saw La La Land and went with it.
I just wanted to say this. It's so sad cos that was supposed to be Moonlight moment, and even they won at the end all attention went to La la land. But looks like someone put wrong paper in the envelope, now question is if they done it by mistake or on purpose...
I was watching it live with a friend, constantly complaining how we should be going to sleep because the show was so so boring. Then this happened and we started screaming at each other. Hahahahaha this moment made that year's Oscars.
I’ll usually be on Twitter during live events and I remember that this year folks tuned out as it seemed La La Land would beat out Moonlight. That was probably the craziest Twitter moment to follow as the folks live tweeting were shocked and folks who tuned out earlier were rushing to find out what happened.
@@isabellathompson8634 at least rewarding films like Moonlight and 12 years a slave proves that if you make a good movie people won't care about race or sexuality which is a concept that current filmmakers don't get hence most woke films are low quality piles of trash you can't just force diversity for the sake of being diverse down the audiences throats but liberals and sjws don't listen and are now outraging on Twitter about 84% of actors and movies nominated this year being white especially with Joker leading like we should put inclusivity before quality and I still don't understand how they can hate a movie so damn much only because it portrays a white male lead with mental issues and a shit life but it's how the world goes, some people can't be reasoned with.
I feel bad for the La La Land crew being caught up in such an awkward/ upsetting situation, but it makes me so angry that they couldn’t spare more time for the Moonlight crew to have a proper acceptance speech. Moonlight is such an important film, and the team deserved to give their speeches. Still so happy Moonlight won.
@Mike Clark Moonlight was an absolutely magical story with images filled with poetry. Each shot brought emotion to the viewer in a beautiful, rare way. It deserved best picture 100%
That mistake made the oscars interesting that year. Most of the time no one watches it, except for the people who dream of being an actor/actress. Literally no one cares as Hollywood circle jerk each other and hand out trophies.
Imagine if Warren had said, "Wait a minute. This says Emma Stone. I think we have the wrong card, can someone check on this please?" What a different world we'd be living in....
jimmy kümmel was so shady. and i feel like no one picked that up. “You should keep it anyway” “this is very very unfortunate “ “we should just start handing Oscars out to everybody” Even the producer picked up that shit, and that’s why he said “i would be happy to give this to my friends from moonlight” Stay WOKE
I think the “this is very unfortunate comment” came more from a perspective that it’s unfortunate there was a mix up and the cast/crew of moonlight didn’t get the full moment they deserved. As for the other comments, I’m sure that was him trying to lessen the tension everyone had- you could see even the audience was in shock and the cast of both movies went from excitement to disappointment(& vice versa) real quick so I think that was him trying to make people laugh. Was it an appropriate comment? Prob not looking at it now, but he’s a comedian, that was his first instinct and I don’t think he meant it to be shady. Just my two cents though looking at it from his perspective!
Moonlight: first openly LGBT-themed movie to win Best picture, the first with an all-african american cast, made with less than $2 Million and then everybody's gonna remember this win because of this blunder...
that's why pc sucks and is totally just a proof of the ignorance of the white americans. Naomie is not an american, and also not african(she would be caribbean).
Was anyone else IMPRESSED by that guy who directed La La Land? Like, he was so set on making sure the people from Moonlight new they had won he 1.) was the first person to announce it 2.) reafirmed that it was not a joke 3.) made sure to SHOW the audience that he was not making it up and, 4.) when Jimmy Kimmel tried to pass it off as one big joke and tried to get him to agree that "everyone should get an Oscar" he says "I'm going to be real proud to hand this to my friends over at Moonlight." Like, this guy is REAL, and he CARED, and he RESPECTED his competition, and MADE SURE they knew that they won and were respected and taken seriously for it. THAT'S impressive, and THAT'S progress.
@Jeepman89 He wasn't a jerk at all! He took charge when everyone else was fucking up. Sure, he was mad and disappointed, but it wasn't just coz he lost. it was coz they got him and his people on stage only to say someone else won
@@maleighdozier7188 - He took forever bc he didn't understand what he was reading. The lettering on the card is all wrong. If you looked at it, you can see why he had troubling figuring it out. They need to update the formatting bc it's hella confusing. There's a video that breaks it down nicely on UA-cam. I think it was Vox or the Insider that did the analysis.
Sixty years later and still no one would actually be able to really blame him. Not only he was given an award by accident, but HE had to to make it right!
@@ladymireDude thought he won an OSCAR.Its was supposed to be the BEST day of his life YET it just got SNATCHED from him.Losing the award hurts but thinking you won then gave a heartfelt speech THEN someone saying "Oh by the way you didn't win" That would HURT.I would have went Will Smith on the presenters.
He needed to show proof ASAP. There was a risk people would think it was a big joke out of humbleness. Only showing the card would prove it was true, so he had to do it quickly.
Yep... people give Horowitz grief for "snatching" the card from Beatty, but it was essential that he show it on camera, so crazy Tomei-esque conspiracy theories wouldn't start.
Jordan Horowitz is the definition of sportsmanship. while Jimmy is over here saying I think you should keep it he corrects him and say I am more than happy to give it to the moonlight team
thats not what he ment! he has been dreaming all his life , he doesnt anymore because it came true! so his saying for him thr hell with dreams he is now living it.. stop hating
I honestly don't think so. Hosts don't really have that much of a job but to entertain the crowd and what he did was to try and make the whole situation less awkward.
@@beebright76 i forgot where i found that out but it's all over the internet, you can find it. i think he said it himself though in an interview or something idk. he left the cinema when he was watching it if im not mistaken.
I love how the La La Land showed themselves happy for Moonlight, and I loved how gracious and humble the Moonlight crew accepted the award, knowing that there was a crew before them that was rightfully so not too happy.
For a second I was like, "What is Janelle Monae doin' up there?" because I was thinking of Hidden Figures. Then I remember, she was in Moonlight too. Low key great agent getting her cast in two of the best movies of the year.
@@oscarfun100 no, it's when they are giving their speeches for "winning", and everyone in the background is saying it's actually Moonlight that won. She is saying "Oh my god" with SHOCK on her face because she realized the announcer messed it up and they shouldn't be there lol. Just her sudden look of O_O
Watching this LIVE was MINDBLOWING!!!! Classy move by Jordan Horowitz to announce the winner and SHOW the card. Glad that Moonlight won. It was indeed a great and important film but sad that it's overshadowed by this confusion.
That black boy joy hug at 5:44 was all I needed ♥️I wish the moonlight cast got their moment that they deserved but I'm so happy to see that hug on stage
I remember this like it was yesterday! It was crazy, but I’m glad that MOONLIGHT won. Good film. Just saw it the other day for the 2nd time. Good story with characters that I actually cared about. I wish this producer and director much more success moving forward. Peace.
Moonlight at first glance seems like a really disturbing, sad, gut wrenching, depressing film you can only watch once and probably cry when it’s done, but it so happens to be one of the most rewatchable, satisfying, beautiful films of the century so far.
You’re absolutely right, it’s such a tender film, made with so much love. Terrible things happen to Chiron, but he also gets the love he deserves. Moonlight also contains one of the single best ensemble performances I’ve ever seen.
I rewatch it at least once every 2 months. Rarely do we have a very good representation of LGBTQ+ in films even in this day and Moonlight is one of the best.
@East african 123 like I could understand if they call each other that when they're in bed or some in-joke... But why that need to qualify your wife like that AT THE OSCARS OF ALL PLACES?? Most Whites are born blue-eyed. So it's not that special or out-of-the-blue (no pun intended) The whole thing sounds wrong to me, a little perverse, like his wife is some shiny trophy he won
@East african 123 Why indeed! How did he think those without blue eyes would interpret that statement? Goes to show that White supremacy isn't just burning crosses, but also subjecting everyone else to Aryan beauty standards. And minorities in the West are constantly bombarded with shit like this on ads and the media!
@East african 123 Alas, the point of programming is that the programmed are not aware they're being programmed - and if they become aware, they'll rather remain plugged to the programming. For too long, White people have judged whether or not something is racist based on what they think counts as racism, which is an incredibly convenient standard for them. And more often than not, white people see racism as an issue of *manners* more than anything else, rarely acknowledging systemic microaggressions like *to my blue eyed wife".
@Jeepman89 hehe as if him being Jewish makes it less awkward. If the man were any other ethnicity or race who said that about their wife at an award ceremony, it would still be suspect. Why draw attention to your wife's eyes at the Oscars of all places? No one there is in on the joke (if it even counts as a joke). Just thank your wife and exit the stage lol, who needs the details of your wife's eyes! It just ends up echoing the cliche of blue eyes being the epitome of Western beauty. And coming from someone Jewish, sounds weird.
Moonlight was a masterpiece. I remember watching the Oscars live with a bunch of people at my college, and we literally turned the television off after they announced La La land won because we were all rooting for Moonlight so badly! And then it was only the next day that I found out we should not have turned the TV off! 😅🙏🏻
@@pookiewookie7679 La la land was the most boring movie I have EVER watched I only watched an hour cause it was so boring and I love musicals. Moonlight deserved that shit period point blank.
Moonlight was dreadfully boring. I wish that La la land won for real. It was super fun and entertaining! I loved La la land. HOWEVER! I have forgiven A24. They gave us Everything Everywhere all at once! That movie was amazing, and it was easily my favorite film of 2022. It made me excited for the Oscars, and I haven’t been excited for the Oscars in a LONG time. Also, they gave us The Whale which helped revived Brendan Fraser’s career. He was amazing in that film. So, A24 you are forgiven. I didn’t like Moonlight. Although, I will say Mahershala Ali deserved his Oscar. He was the only good part in that movie, but his role was small. Moonlight overall was boring and bad, but I forgive you because you gave me the best Oscars I have seen in my life. Everything I wanted to win did win! 😊
@@marvintran7813 If all you’re looking for is a fun film then it’s obvious why you didn’t like Moonlight, since it’s an emotional one. To each their own though, it is a masterpiece in its own right.
The first film with an all black cast to win Best Picture, and this happens. At least they were able to accept the award on stage. And kudos to the guy from La La Land for correcting it in front of everyone.
I disagree he made the public laugh at least once, while scrambling to think what to do on the spot: go for a remorseful approach or dissuade the tension with jokes or what
Eric von Hof True, I've never denied that LLL is overhyped and it is funny that you are implying some kind of offence in your statement, expecting for me to flip out over such comment. IDGAF. But hey, I enjoyed LLL much more than Moonlight. Come at me!
La La Land Producer, Jordan Horowitz just grabbing the card and flipping it around to show Moonlight was so iconic. I'm glad he did that, it was straight to the point and total respect for Moonlight to have a clear and firm announcement like that instead of them like wishy washy whispering there's a mistake. The host failed here to step up and clear the air but it actually feels better coming from the producer himself.
To be fair they had won 6 oscars that night so it wasn't the end of the world. That being said, I agree Jordan Horowitz especially was absolutely upstanding in being clear, gracious and attempting to give Moonlight it's deserved moment.
Jordan Horowitz: LA LA LAND is for everyone who's out there, never give up for your dreams *two minutes later* Barry Jenkins: Hell with dreams, im so sick of it
This was bound to happen eventually. Beatty panicked and gave the card to Dunaway - he should have just said he got the wrong envelope. They were both put in a terrible, awkward situation but Beatty redeemed himself by explaining what happened. At least it was not dull.
This is such an awkward video to watch now. I feel badly for everyone involved, including the La La Land Director. He handled it with grace and class, though. Kudos to Moonlight for the win.
It's also extra uncomfortable to me watching the La La Land producers give their speeches, since some of it seemed very rehearsed ("Here's to the fools who made ME dream!"), obviously they had written something out beforehand like most people to combat the nerves but man, that's really kinda hard to watch them get up there and actually go through with it, unaware that they hadn't really won. It's like seeing them practice their Oscar speech at home lol, feels like you shouldn't really be watching.
Aleksandr Boylan That wasn't the director, that was one of the producers. Damian Chazelle was the director, he was standing at the back with the cast and some crew. The 3 producers were the ones at the mic.
Why Warren though? He was confused. Looked for a second envelope. Went to Faye for clarity. She read it out loud. You can hear him saying afterwards "It says Emma Stone." And then he was the only one one who tried to clarify. I don't see how he is to blame. He was just a victim of it all.
ALL I can think about is if Faye READ the entire card first, and they both would have said WE GOT THE WRONG CARD on the mic, and someone ran out with the right card. It would have been a funny meme and that would have been it. Instead it became this nightmare/PR disaster.
@@ricardo_sotorbs Warren is very mildly at fault for not saying anything but what was he supposed to do, really. That is so fucking awkward to be up there in the first place with the wrong envelope and have no idea what to say, and then it would take even more guts to stop everything after Faye went ahead and ruined it. It's squarely the fault of the guy who was tweeting backstage when he should have been paying attention, and then Faye should have thought twice. Warren did the best he could.
What's funny is Emma Stone was the only Best Actress nominee in a Best Picture-nominated film. Had any of the other four women won Best Actress, Warren would be staring at a card saying Elle, Jackie, Loving or Florence Foster Jenkins and he would have been more confused
La La Land was a beautiful film and fun and amazing and no one is debating that, especially the Academy. You can see that in the amount of other awards that they won. But Moonlight was a masterpiece with cultural and human impact like no other film I'd seen in a while. It told a story that was SO important, especially in this current day and age, and the Academy giving it the respect it deserves was so significant and it certainly brought me and many others to tears.
This was such a bombshell moment in pop culture and I really wish this mistake wasn’t made because the creators of Moonlight really should’ve been able to appreciate their win without the controversy that came with it
G A HOW DISRESPECTFUL?! Imagine being told you won an academy award then getting the award, saying your speeches, then being told you didn’t win and hand over the award to the actual winners. THAT happened to la la land and THAT is disrespectful
andre fernandez la la land is anything but mediocre. The music is beautiful, it tells an amazing and compelling story and has some of the best actors of all time. If we’re taking about mediocre movies you should address moonlight
After Faye Danaway announces La La Land as the winner and the producers of the movie are shown, you can very clearly hear Warren Beaty in the background saying "It says Emma Stone".
When they read out "La La Land" they knew it was iffy, but I'll bet they were DESPERATELY HOPING - as I would be too - that maybe La La Land just happened to be the winner anyway! A 1 in 9 chance at the roulette wheel of non-embarrassment.
@@jeffk1722 Nobody blames Warren or Faye for what they happened since it wasn't their fault anyway. But I also strongly disagree with people who criticize Jordan Horowitz. He did his best to correct the terrible mistake that happened and he did the right thing. Jimmy Kimmel was far more disrespectful when he yelled "Warren, what did you do?" directly into microphone, but nobody talks about that. Jordan Horowitz at least deserved public recognition for what he did that night if not get an honorary Oscar. Since this situation doesn't appear anywhere in the rules (it was supposedly added afterwards, though), producers of La La Land could legally refuse to give Oscars up after they were announced as winners as nothing could legally make them give them up, but they did the most honorable thing and did it anyway.
The most incredible, awkward, surprising moment in the history of ANY awards show! Unforgettable! And the best picture (of many years) won, even though La La Land was a great film too.
The academy got it right. Moonlight is a film of the ages, it will go on to be a timeless piece of cinema. La La Land was hardly well acted and don't start me on the singing and dancing. It's voyage ended that night. It will be forgotten.
Iris West-Allen you do realize that La La Land made 442,565,068$ worldwide compared to Moonlight which made 27,854,932$ worldwide? If any movie is going to be remembered, it's La La Land. The only thing people will remember about Moonlight is that it robbed La La Land of Best Picture.
That moment when you notice Sam L J. Tear up... Because common even though... He gets the most interesting roles, He still spent his career playing a supporting actor... (which may have also been due to the black-supporting stereotype, not to mention he never won anything big) and now he witnessed a Great Entire Black Cast movie win the Oscar! The best category! I can tell those eyes love it!
Extremely classy from the La La Land guy. Imagine hearing you won best picture and you have to hand it off to another movie because of someone's mistake. Congratulations to Moonlight, a groundbreaking movie and a well deserved best picture winner.
Warren: “and the Oscar goes to...”
Producer sipping wine backstage somewhere probably: “aww here we go, good for Moonlight!”
Faye: “La La Land!”
Producer, spitting out his drink, knocking over stagehands and sweating profusely: “shitshitshitSHITSHITSHIT”
LOL!
Cop out
😆😆😆
Maybe, but it almost took the 4 minutes into the speech before they stopped it
@@MarkFilipAnthony So?
I love the guy that gives a whole acceptance speech and then casually says "we lost btw"
the audacity he had to still give a speech and take away time from moonlight when he knew they lost
@@gloriawuwu If you look just before he gave his speech, he said "no" a couple of times but was pushed to the microphone I guess because they needed someone to address the crowd while they got their shit together. He never wanted to give that speech in the first place.
@@awsumash9 nah i dont think it went down like that . they didnt know
He was genuinely stressed out lmao
that guy from la la land helped a lot to overcome the situation .....he was standing strong even after that tremendous shock and didnt broke down
So sad that Warren was blamed for this when he’s the one that realized the mistake :(
The two accountants from Price Waterhouse got the axe and were replaced.
It wasn't his fault..but still he could have said something because he realized something is wrong
He said nothing, one of them shouldve said im sorry it seems like we have the wrong envelope, rather than risk reading the wrong name out, which they did
@@januarybaby1063 Warren never risked reading the wrong name out. He was showing it to Faye in a way that suggests he was looking for a second opinion. He wasn't sure if this card was wrong or right and wanted to check. However, Faye just decided to take the risk and read the wrong name out.
@@albertiancu6012 he did realize but no one listened...you can hear him say 'it says for Emma Stone' after Faye announces it
I'm glad to report that this moment is no longer the craziest moment in Oscars history! Thanks Will!
Will casually walked onto that stage and broke the internet
Bravo 😂
No one cares about the oscars or Hollywood anymore.
@@sakhu8945 “no one” = you only.
And besides, if you don’t care, why are you here? Leave. You’re not being forced to watch.
LOL!!!!!
The real winner of Best Cinematography is the camera operator that got the shot at 4:40
i- 💀
Iconic shot.
Hell yeah
That guy deserves that Oscar more than anybody.
Rodrigo Rocha imagine another host came up to the stage, brought a new envelope, and said:
“There was a mistake! The best picture is: *takes out mirror and reflected the dude behind the camera* “
That guy from LaLa Land is a true class act. "Im going to be proud handing this to my friends from Moonlight" Damn...
Looked more like he was trying to keep whatever integrity he had left after all the embarrassment.
@@SagradaMascarita he was fuming inside!! Lol poor guy!
He was clearly pissed! Haha DID you not see he always gave Warren a papercut from that that piece of paper of Warren's hand? He wasn't a class act, he was literally upset that they made a mistake.
@@zackd2852 I mean that would have to be awful for him, how else should he react...you think you won and then realise it's a mistake, poor guy.
@@zackd2852 He was a class act though. Clearly he was pissed and might have been a bit rough taking the envelope from Warren but aside from that he remained collected and tried to help the situation.
i remember watching it live. OMG
but also. at least it confirms that oscar winners don’t know beforehand that they won.
negrophiliac also I’m really shocked the narrator and the screen graphics all continue on talking about La La Land for sure I’d think they’d know the results.
@@Hillvalley86 I believe only the "accounting firm" (or whatever company is in charge of the envelopes) knows the results beforehand. Everyone else that you mention has all the possible voice-overs and graphics at the ready for whichever winner is actually announced. That's probably why it took so long to get the mistake publicly acknowledged: because only a small number of people knew the correct winner, and knowledge of the mistake had to percolate up thru some kind of "chain of command" before it got to the stage.
...unless they're Daniel Day-Lewis.
negrophiliac i bet this was all staged for the views and media buzz. I wouldn’t be wondered by that
Troll Face it wasn’t
Emma Stone is such a great actress she won best picture. Truly amazing
Hahahaha!
Lol
Lmaooooo
LOL
i be thinking bout this at 3am like damn that really happened
its me LMAO
Lol!
i come back to this video every month
I think of this and watch it regularly too. We should form a group of people who monthly come back here and note new things, new faces, new expressions of disbelief.
@@Laumarsot forreal AHAHAHAHAH
“I’m gonna be really proud to hand this to my friends at Moonlight.” That is the definition of great sportsmanship.
Clearly he was upset as anyone in that situation would be, But he handled it very well.
That's how you react when you get kicked in the balls and don't want to shout out loud and suppress your feelings.
@Jeepman89 How was he a jerk? Regardless of where the fault lied, Warren was the one who read out the mistake and made him and his partners and friends believe they'd won the most prestigious award in filmmaking. You could also tell he was furious that the Moonlight team didn't get their real moment like they should have. Any reasonable person would rightly be steaming. And it wasn't like he pushed Warren around, he just snatched the card from him to prove Moonlight had won it.
And it must be sad bc you were so excited bc you just win best picture your dreams have come true and giving awards speeches and everything
It is not a sport.
if you listen closely at 1:59, you can hear warren telling faye "it says to emma stone". poor guy.
You’re right and she’s like “What?!”
yeah she ruined it
shortyrags yeah I can hear it too
😂😂😂
... Yeah, she defintely ruined it. If she would've just taken the time to really read it, she would've understood the reason for his apprehension. She just saw the words Lala Land and assumed they won it!
I feel so bad for both crews. Both pictures are absolutely wonderful and the whole situation is so terrible. I’m inspired by the team behind La La Lans for being so gracious even after having the award taken from them and supporting the true best picture winners involved with Moonlight, who were robbed of their moment and have all of my sympathies
They stole their time to shine moonlight team barely had time on stage because they stole 99% of it
Look at the director of La La land he looks like he got punkd
the award wasn’t taken from them; they never won it. phrasing it that way suggests the award was theirs at one point; it never was. they were gracious i guess but really it’s not that gracious to hand over a trophy that doesn’t belong to you; that’s just handing over a trophy that doesn’t belong to you.
@@sethd6485 this js makes no sense
@@eryvne reading hard
Warren handled this with such class. Stayed up to explain the confusion, wouldn't give away the envelope to anyone but someone in charge, and refused to go on Kimmel the next night to talk about, bringing the attention on himself. Genuine good guy
I think he handled it poorly in not pointing out the mistake on the card. I also feel like he should have gotten off the stage asap to allow the other cast more time. Shame on whomever handle the cards btw.
@@memyself7167 I think he was just flustered, and understandably so. That's why he showed it to Faye, probably to see if she knew what was going on. And then she just saw La La Land and went with it.
who treated natalie wood like dirt
He really did thats why he's one of my favorite actors
@@longmemory1620 I can think of someone who treated Natalie Wood worse.
“We stuck in La La Land, even when we win we gone lose” - Jay Z
Illuminati comformed
Phyuck Yiu illuminate I’m telling u
I just wanted to say this.
It's so sad cos that was supposed to be Moonlight moment, and even they won at the end all attention went to La la land. But looks like someone put wrong paper in the envelope, now question is if they done it by mistake or on purpose...
Is that from a Jay-Z song?
Kevin Graham yes the song is called “Moonlight”
Right after they announce LaLaLand as the winner you can hear:
"It says here: Emma Stone"
"What?!"
That's some mighty hearing you have! It does, didn't ever notice before
StudioDreamMovie stolen comment
OMG. Yes you can! Just in the background.
You have a great ear and concentration 😁
Lololol
4:20 I absolutely LOVE that he stepped up and said it. Unreservedly, honest and true. It takes a lot to do that. I admire that producer! Kudos to him!
Yo ví que nomás se tragaba la rabia/cólera por hacerlos estar ahí de pie y decirles ganadores cuando fue un error XD
One thing no one talks about, The director of La La land looks like he got Punkd.
Definitely one of the most memorable moments in Oscar history. It was insane watching this live!
Dude it wasn't "insane".
Seriously? Really? The biggest fuck-up in the history of the Oscars... Nah, dude... "insane" was the perfect word choice.
OS_boy Nah. "Insane" is not enough how to describe this embarrassing moment. Oscars don't have such a prestige as it used to have.
I was watching it live with a friend, constantly complaining how we should be going to sleep because the show was so so boring. Then this happened and we started screaming at each other. Hahahahaha this moment made that year's Oscars.
I’ll usually be on Twitter during live events and I remember that this year folks tuned out as it seemed La La Land would beat out Moonlight. That was probably the craziest Twitter moment to follow as the folks live tweeting were shocked and folks who tuned out earlier were rushing to find out what happened.
Written, produced and directed by M. Night Shyamalan.
supermariofan03 They have remade this joke waaaayyy too many times. Like Hollywood, you also are missing original ideas.
Ha ha ha
LOL... SO True.. So True, The Real Twist in the end
supermariofan03 😂 so well deserved
HAHAHAHAH thank you for making me laugh :'D
almost three years later and i'm still pissed moonlight never got the moment of victory it deserved, they were just awkwardly shoved onto the stage
@@TheSands83 And so are you. 😂 You're everywhere.
Taurus 03 everywhere ? What?
Taurus 03 I’m a pile of shit because I don’t like a movie? Incredible logic u must b an intellectual giant
mansonlamps do you want to explain how you feel about the movie then beyond ‘it’s a pile of shit’- seems pretty baseless to me
@@isabellathompson8634 at least rewarding films like Moonlight and 12 years a slave proves that if you make a good movie people won't care about race or sexuality which is a concept that current filmmakers don't get hence most woke films are low quality piles of trash you can't just force diversity for the sake of being diverse down the audiences throats but liberals and sjws don't listen and are now outraging on Twitter about 84% of actors and movies nominated this year being white especially with Joker leading like we should put inclusivity before quality and I still don't understand how they can hate a movie so damn much only because it portrays a white male lead with mental issues and a shit life but it's how the world goes, some people can't be reasoned with.
Will forever be iconic the way he holds the card up and says “Moonlight - best picture”. So powerful
I feel bad for the La La Land crew being caught up in such an awkward/ upsetting situation, but it makes me so angry that they couldn’t spare more time for the Moonlight crew to have a proper acceptance speech. Moonlight is such an important film, and the team deserved to give their speeches. Still so happy Moonlight won.
Nah... I liked La la land much better. Moonlight was boring and depressing, but this was still a very funny situation.
that's what happened to Ms Philippines when she won too when Miss Colombia was called as a winner
@Mike Clark Moonlight was an absolutely magical story with images filled with poetry. Each shot brought emotion to the viewer in a beautiful, rare way. It deserved best picture 100%
How is it important?
I dont
The Academy is real af for uploading the whole thing and not cut out the mistake 😂💯
It is too late to cut out anything as it was broadcast live and whole world saw it.
@@miroslavtomic7038 Exactly. There'd have been no point cutting it for UA-cam.
That mistake made the oscars interesting that year. Most of the time no one watches it, except for the people who dream of being an actor/actress. Literally no one cares as Hollywood circle jerk each other and hand out trophies.
There is not a single editor on this planet that could cut this together to make it not look like a mistake 😂
@Paul it was not the Academy's fault. PWC screwed up.
The “We lost by the way” gets me every time 😂
dude was FUMMING inside
What's funny cuz I'm pretty sure he knew that they lost before he started his speech, probably just wanted to get it in there lol
Why'd he grab the envelope like that though? 🤣
That annoyed me. The entitlement.
He was PISSED 😂😂😭
Imagine if Warren had said, "Wait a minute. This says Emma Stone. I think we have the wrong card, can someone check on this please?" What a different world we'd be living in....
A boring world for sure cause then we wouldn't have gotten this amazing fiasco.
But you’re right this is exactly what Warren should have done……
Or maybe Faye shouldn't have just yelled a random movie out?
it would be pretty much the exact same world
@@Allie8567 Or Faye could've just read the card first instead of blurting out the first thing she saw. Warren at least didn't say anything.
jimmy kümmel was so shady. and i feel like no one picked that up. “You should keep it anyway” “this is very very unfortunate “ “we should just start handing Oscars out to everybody” Even the producer picked up that shit, and that’s why he said “i would be happy to give this to my friends from moonlight” Stay WOKE
I think the “this is very unfortunate comment” came more from a perspective that it’s unfortunate there was a mix up and the cast/crew of moonlight didn’t get the full moment they deserved. As for the other comments, I’m sure that was him trying to lessen the tension everyone had- you could see even the audience was in shock and the cast of both movies went from excitement to disappointment(& vice versa) real quick so I think that was him trying to make people laugh. Was it an appropriate comment? Prob not looking at it now, but he’s a comedian, that was his first instinct and I don’t think he meant it to be shady. Just my two cents though looking at it from his perspective!
I hate that guy
Stay woke🤮is there a gayer thing to say?
@@TheSands83 How's it gay, hon? Right. It's not.
@@taurus0362 it's gay as fuck
Moonlight: first openly LGBT-themed movie to win Best picture, the first with an all-african american cast, made with less than $2 Million
and then everybody's gonna remember this win because of this blunder...
it sucks, right?
eduardo ramirez Honestly, if it hadn't been for the hate that Moonlight fans threw to La La Land, Moonlight wouldn't have won Best Picture.
that's why pc sucks and is totally just a proof of the ignorance of the white americans. Naomie is not an american, and also not african(she would be caribbean).
you are crap
Teemo Conejo shut up.
who ever gave him the wrong card is bagging groceries by now lmao
"Hollywood problems require strict solutions"
Landed a job as election supervisor in Michigan.
@Paul Good thinking.
Brian Cullinan
1:58
Warren: It says 'Emma Stone'
Faye : What ? 😳
Fav Oscar moment
Good catch
Was anyone else IMPRESSED by that guy who directed La La Land? Like, he was so set on making sure the people from Moonlight new they had won he 1.) was the first person to announce it 2.) reafirmed that it was not a joke 3.) made sure to SHOW the audience that he was not making it up and, 4.) when Jimmy Kimmel tried to pass it off as one big joke and tried to get him to agree that "everyone should get an Oscar" he says "I'm going to be real proud to hand this to my friends over at Moonlight." Like, this guy is REAL, and he CARED, and he RESPECTED his competition, and MADE SURE they knew that they won and were respected and taken seriously for it. THAT'S impressive, and THAT'S progress.
That's...not Damien Chazelle, that's Jordan Horowitz.
I mean it was quite obvious he was fumed and pissed off that they didn't win best picture, that's why he tried to cover it up by presenting moonlight
@Jeepman89 He wasn't a jerk at all! He took charge when everyone else was fucking up. Sure, he was mad and disappointed, but it wasn't just coz he lost. it was coz they got him and his people on stage only to say someone else won
Greatest Ever obviously he was upset but he was as respectful as you can possible be wtf are y’all on about
@David Ferguson I'm not sure what the point of this comment is. We can all tell he's upset lol.
Holy Shit, they just just pulled a Steve Harvey!
At least it wasn't the presenters fault this time lol
Sean Pultz after that shit happen Faye was gone and warren was there taking the blame... poor guy
Sean Pultz no the guy did it on purpose that’s why he took forever to read it
@@maleighdozier7188 - He took forever bc he didn't understand what he was reading. The lettering on the card is all wrong. If you looked at it, you can see why he had troubling figuring it out. They need to update the formatting bc it's hella confusing. There's a video that breaks it down nicely on UA-cam. I think it was Vox or the Insider that did the analysis.
*I am still wondering: what someone from Moonlight folks did to make one of the La La Land producers say: "It's not a joke". - **4:25*
*Why doesn't the description read, "Bonnie and Clyde pull off one last heist"?*
BlueFox94 Waite those were the actors in Bonnie and Clyde, f#cking plot twist.
BlueFox94. 😂😂😂😂😂
I feel it would be a crime to not give you a like.
No pun intended.
Ikr?
BlueFox94 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽❣️u my dear are a true movie buff SALUTE
six years later and it still kills me the way he SNATCHED that receipt
That was rather rude of him imo.
@@ladymire he was pissed!
Sixty years later and still no one would actually be able to really blame him. Not only he was given an award by accident, but HE had to to make it right!
@@ladymireDude thought he won an OSCAR.Its was supposed to be the BEST day of his life YET it just got SNATCHED from him.Losing the award hurts but thinking you won then gave a heartfelt speech THEN someone saying "Oh by the way you didn't win" That would HURT.I would have went Will Smith on the presenters.
He needed to show proof ASAP. There was a risk people would think it was a big joke out of humbleness. Only showing the card would prove it was true, so he had to do it quickly.
“No there’s been a mistake, Lady GAGA “Bad Romance” you won Best Picture”
*audience claps*
I screamed lmfao
Jose Diego Delgado as you should, GAGA deserves
@@BadKid95US what no is Boston and Kansas
Novia Maharani its a joke lol Gaga is a musician and Bad Romance is a song with an amazing music video
I wouldn't have complained tbh
When he holds up that card that says “Moonlight” I get chills every time
and the camera focuses so clearly on it ughhhh
Such an iconic moment!
Best Cinematography worthy in and of itself.
Yep... people give Horowitz grief for "snatching" the card from Beatty, but it was essential that he show it on camera, so crazy Tomei-esque conspiracy theories wouldn't start.
What are you gay?
Jordan Horowitz is the definition of sportsmanship. while Jimmy is over here saying I think you should keep it he corrects him and say I am more than happy to give it to the moonlight team
Umm... he had no MUTHAFUCKIN Choice but, to give the FUCKIN Oscar back!!! That's what's up!
Talanda Mc Clure yea but he wasn’t salty about it and was respectful and showed sportsmanship as the guy who commented wrote
Kimmel blew this
Jordan Horowitz handled it incredibly well
Miguel Isidro he looked pissed because no one thought he was being serious
Remember when this was the craziest Oscar moment. This looks like nothing compared to the 2022 Oscars.
Taraji and Sam Jackson filming with their phones as if this isn’t one of the most televised moment in history
lmao exactly
where? what time stamp?
hahahahahahha
I bet they sent the video to a group chat saying : GUYS ! Look what happened at the Oscars ! I was there !
@@lasagne5161 LOL Taraji has her phone up the whole time 6:22, 6:33, 6:52. 7:28 and Sam at 7:39
@@moreafterthistime now that is something lol
We lost by the way
How sway
Yakubian devils
but you know ...
That must've been embarrassed
But u know
"here's to the fools who dream."
"to hell with dreams, I'm done with it, cause this is true."
This comment should get more likes!
Anonymous Anthropoid right, Barry Jenkins literally insulted la la land!!
+Carlos Cucalon totally agree
thats not what he ment! he has been dreaming all his life , he doesnt anymore because it came true! so his saying for him thr hell with dreams he is now living it.. stop hating
Ayee lol
The way that producer says "You guys won!" so graciously.... that was awesome to see.
I'm telling my kids I was alive when this happened
most underrated comment🤣🤣 this is will be in history
Until COVID arrived like the after party.
Nobody is talking about how Jimmy Kimmel as a host, handled this situation very poorly.
Luis D. Amézquita very true. It's a difficult task tho.
Luis D. Amézquita to be fair, who ever expected something like this to happen
I honestly don't think so. Hosts don't really have that much of a job but to entertain the crowd and what he did was to try and make the whole situation less awkward.
It's Kimmel. He handles everything very poorly.
true he can't handle it, that proves they don't know how to act in a non scripted situation
"No... there's been a mistake. Norm of the North, you guys won Best Picture"
if little kids started making a riot on twitter it literally would have thats the weird thing
Bublee Ok Dumbass
You know, for all the craziness, if you make Samuel L. Jackson shed a tear of pride, you made it.
"they should just keep it anyway"
shut up jimmy kimmel
@Ian Quinones being an idiot isn't the way to do it
@Ian Quinones being an idiot isn't the way to do it
@Ian Quinones being an idiot isn't the way to do it
@Ian Quinones he is a moron...forget it
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I love thinking about the producers just screaming back stage trynna figure out what happened
Jordan Horowitz grabbing the envelope and showing it to the crowd is still one of the greatest moments in Oscar history
This is now the second most insane moment during the Oscars
Thanks to Will Smith
Jimmy Kimmel was the worst.... He ruined the mood, he blamed Warren, he made sneaky comments... Absolutely worst.
Where die he blame warren?
@@Theteebeutler "Warren what did you do?" - Jimmy
@@itsme-sn5gi it was a joke. and people laughed. it helped to dissuade the tension, Kimmel was just doing his job
@@freckleKaren thanks. Second time I've seen someone think he truly blamed him. It was obviously a joke.
I thought he blamed Steve Harvey.
You know you've done something special with Samuel L. Jackson cries and takes a picture with his phone.
Nina Monier 7:39
Simon Pettersen well he hates la la land tho lmao
@@radenmchaerul2006 how do you know ?
@@beebright76 i forgot where i found that out but it's all over the internet, you can find it. i think he said it himself though in an interview or something idk. he left the cinema when he was watching it if im not mistaken.
@@radenmchaerul2006 thank you for replying
Man, even Samuel L. Jackson had tears in his eyes. Such a deserved win but no one thought it would actually happen. And it almost didn't.
Probably because it didn't deserve to happen
@@cuppiecupsters MOONLIGHT won man, this is real, fuck your bad musical 🥰
@@HugoMatheus FR
@@cuppiecupsters the movie is a masterpiece technically speaking don’t be a hater for the sake of it that’s not cute
@@angelicaborghi1427 you know well that it's not true. Political and hypocrite prize, Hollywood touched the ground!!
I love how the La La Land showed themselves happy for Moonlight, and I loved how gracious and humble the Moonlight crew accepted the award, knowing that there was a crew before them that was rightfully so not too happy.
For a second I was like, "What is Janelle Monae doin' up there?" because I was thinking of Hidden Figures. Then I remember, she was in Moonlight too. Low key great agent getting her cast in two of the best movies of the year.
Maharshla Ali was in both movies too.
Or maybe...she (and Mahershala Ali) did acting that LED to two of the best movies of the year.
@@TilTheBreakADawn Valid. No need to attack it. I'm just saying, it's a helluva year to pull that double off. Considering she's not an actor by trade.
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 I made a statement, actually shared another possibility. Your sense of attack is all on you.
And it’s her first two films. She’s so amazing
did he just say "I think you should keep it anyway" FOH
Melissa M The disrespect though. He made the situation worse.
Who said that?
@@davidhopper9793 Jimmy Kimmel
@@davidhopper9793 the host (jimmy kimmel)
He's so damn annoying jimmy
At 4:10 when Emma is like “Oh my God.. Oh my GOD” bc she just realized what happened. Omg a MESS from start to finish
gennysis and right after that you can she the guy from PWC say “sh*t”
"OMG, I won Best Actress AND Best Picture?! "
@@oscarfun100 no, it's when they are giving their speeches for "winning", and everyone in the background is saying it's actually Moonlight that won. She is saying "Oh my god" with SHOCK on her face because she realized the announcer messed it up and they shouldn't be there lol. Just her sudden look of O_O
Underrated comment
i can hear her voice just by looking at her
Watching this LIVE was MINDBLOWING!!!! Classy move by Jordan Horowitz to announce the winner and SHOW the card. Glad that Moonlight won. It was indeed a great and important film but sad that it's overshadowed by this confusion.
That black boy joy hug at 5:44 was all I needed ♥️I wish the moonlight cast got their moment that they deserved but I'm so happy to see that hug on stage
Right!! :)
Jharrel Jerome. Got found at Ithaca College and given the role of teenage Kevin. Went on to win an Emmy for When They See Us.
And he's only 25.
YESSS I love it!
La La Land Wins: Here's too the ones who dream
Moonlight Wins: To hell with dreams, this is true.
Two sides of a coin man.
I see what you did there! 😂😂😂😂😂
this comment right here. i think the implications behind (not just the context) make it a powerful one
"You should keep it anyways." Uhhh no they're not the winners tf?
Briana yeah...why would he say that???
@DocDoomClassic 52 Yeah because Jimmy Kimmel is sooooo funny right?
@DocDoomClassic 52 There's this thing, I don't know if you've heard of it, it's called wrong place, wrong time
@DocDoomClassic 52 And that ain't it either chief
@@bdfan4ever i wonder why. same reason why lala land speech was longer than moonlight
I remember this like it was yesterday! It was crazy, but I’m glad that MOONLIGHT won. Good film. Just saw it the other day for the 2nd time. Good story with characters that I actually cared about. I wish this producer and director much more success moving forward. Peace.
Moonlight at first glance seems like a really disturbing, sad, gut wrenching, depressing film you can only watch once and probably cry when it’s done, but it so happens to be one of the most rewatchable, satisfying, beautiful films of the century so far.
@ Red Hood Now, thx, I'll rewatch it.
I have watched this movie countless time. Like literal countless times
You’re absolutely right, it’s such a tender film, made with so much love. Terrible things happen to Chiron, but he also gets the love he deserves. Moonlight also contains one of the single best ensemble performances I’ve ever seen.
I rewatch it at least once every 2 months. Rarely do we have a very good representation of LGBTQ+ in films even in this day and Moonlight is one of the best.
I just rewatched it last night. To me it's like a beautiful song I can listen to over and over again.
i gotta admit that every time I mess up in front of people, i watch this video afterwards just to feel better with myself. i recommend that to u
He said thank you to my blue eyed wife and then the award got snatched away LMFAO
Yeah WTF was that about...blue eyed wife.....such a random thing to say in any context
@East african 123 like I could understand if they call each other that when they're in bed or some in-joke... But why that need to qualify your wife like that AT THE OSCARS OF ALL PLACES??
Most Whites are born blue-eyed. So it's not that special or out-of-the-blue (no pun intended)
The whole thing sounds wrong to me, a little perverse, like his wife is some shiny trophy he won
@East african 123 Why indeed! How did he think those without blue eyes would interpret that statement?
Goes to show that White supremacy isn't just burning crosses, but also subjecting everyone else to Aryan beauty standards. And minorities in the West are constantly bombarded with shit like this on ads and the media!
@East african 123 Alas, the point of programming is that the programmed are not aware they're being programmed - and if they become aware, they'll rather remain plugged to the programming.
For too long, White people have judged whether or not something is racist based on what they think counts as racism, which is an incredibly convenient standard for them. And more often than not, white people see racism as an issue of *manners* more than anything else, rarely acknowledging systemic microaggressions like *to my blue eyed wife".
@Jeepman89 hehe as if him being Jewish makes it less awkward.
If the man were any other ethnicity or race who said that about their wife at an award ceremony, it would still be suspect. Why draw attention to your wife's eyes at the Oscars of all places? No one there is in on the joke (if it even counts as a joke). Just thank your wife and exit the stage lol, who needs the details of your wife's eyes!
It just ends up echoing the cliche of blue eyes being the epitome of Western beauty. And coming from someone Jewish, sounds weird.
Moonlight was a masterpiece. I remember watching the Oscars live with a bunch of people at my college, and we literally turned the television off after they announced La La land won because we were all rooting for Moonlight so badly! And then it was only the next day that I found out we should not have turned the TV off! 😅🙏🏻
La La Land us if course much better. But not black...
@@pookiewookie7679 La la land was the most boring movie I have EVER watched I only watched an hour cause it was so boring and I love musicals. Moonlight deserved that shit period point blank.
Rlol
Moonlight was dreadfully boring.
I wish that La la land won for real. It was super fun and entertaining! I loved La la land.
HOWEVER!
I have forgiven A24.
They gave us Everything Everywhere all at once!
That movie was amazing, and it was easily my favorite film of 2022. It made me excited for the Oscars, and I haven’t been excited for the Oscars in a LONG time.
Also, they gave us The Whale which helped revived Brendan Fraser’s career. He was amazing in that film.
So, A24 you are forgiven.
I didn’t like Moonlight. Although, I will say Mahershala Ali deserved his Oscar. He was the only good part in that movie, but his role was small.
Moonlight overall was boring and bad, but I forgive you because you gave me the best Oscars I have seen in my life.
Everything I wanted to win did win! 😊
@@marvintran7813 If all you’re looking for is a fun film then it’s obvious why you didn’t like Moonlight, since it’s an emotional one. To each their own though, it is a masterpiece in its own right.
The first film with an all black cast to win Best Picture, and this happens. At least they were able to accept the award on stage. And kudos to the guy from La La Land for correcting it in front of everyone.
Jimmy Kimmel made this whole situation worse -_-
He Is lame
Do you know he didn't write that?
I disagree he made the public laugh at least once, while scrambling to think what to do on the spot: go for a remorseful approach or dissuade the tension with jokes or what
My mans didn’t know what to do lol he was panickin
he’s not even the better jimmy
La la land was amazing but Moonlight was shockingly amazing
SK Yeah, it was
Moonlight is overrated AF. Sorry, but let's face the truth here. rip
Baba Semka anyways ur lame
Baba Semka so was La La Land.
Eric von Hof True, I've never denied that LLL is overhyped and it is funny that you are implying some kind of offence in your statement, expecting for me to flip out over such comment. IDGAF. But hey, I enjoyed LLL much more than Moonlight. Come at me!
The guy that let everyone and moonlight know they actually won is so fucking amazing ❤️
"Here's to the fools who made me dream."
*2 minutes later*
"To hell with dreams!"
Jesus, Barry...
La la land call Miss Colombia. She could help you get through this.
fleshlight
Miss chimichanga
Top commet, gurl😂😂👌
@@christianityhotline2 callate!
Why everyone ignores Matt Damon's whistle!!! 6:10
What an incredible guy!!!
The television director did not ignore him. He gave the direction to the technical director to switch to the camera aimed at him.
La La Land Producer, Jordan Horowitz just grabbing the card and flipping it around to show Moonlight was so iconic. I'm glad he did that, it was straight to the point and total respect for Moonlight to have a clear and firm announcement like that instead of them like wishy washy whispering there's a mistake. The host failed here to step up and clear the air but it actually feels better coming from the producer himself.
I just realized that what happened to La La Land in this moment is almost similar to the end of that movie...
very poetic lmao
@@AndresGarciaMovies
Hahaha seriously!
I love how Faye just left the stage and didn't return after the fuck up😂
Honey,
Faye went back stage to find a wire hanger to use on Warren😂
Why did she say La La Land?
I mean she was the one who was like "Oh, WaArren stop looking confused it's La La Land!"
Here after watching when they see us four jharrel Jerome
Laminda's Random Opinions Reactions & Reviews mee tooooo
Me toooooo
Same lol
Same!! Just watched it last night... that boy had me crying. Been on my mind since🙌🏾🙌🏾
He better win the Emmy this year. Powerhouse performance!!
I like how the La La Land guys took it so sportingly. I would have just completely shattered after losing out on such a big award
To be fair they had won 6 oscars that night so it wasn't the end of the world.
That being said, I agree Jordan Horowitz especially was absolutely upstanding in being clear, gracious and attempting to give Moonlight it's deserved moment.
5:43 that was the most beautiful hug I've ever seen in my life 😭😭😭
That hug was real love.
The wholesomeness of it is making me cry 😭
“And the winner is... Suicide Squad.”
imagine? 🤣
I see what you did there
@@hadiyahhope9354 well, the movies was actually won at Oscar... For best makeup
"aLL My fRIeNdS aRe HeAtHeNs, tAkE iT SlOw"
No boooo
Jordan Horowitz: LA LA LAND is for everyone who's out there, never give up for your dreams
*two minutes later*
Barry Jenkins: Hell with dreams, im so sick of it
Morde Gumball yoooo im dying right now 😂😂😂
This was bound to happen eventually. Beatty panicked and gave the card to Dunaway - he should have just said he got the wrong envelope. They were both put in a terrible, awkward situation but Beatty redeemed himself by explaining what happened. At least it was not dull.
This is such an awkward video to watch now. I feel badly for everyone involved, including the La La Land Director. He handled it with grace and class, though. Kudos to Moonlight for the win.
It's also extra uncomfortable to me watching the La La Land producers give their speeches, since some of it seemed very rehearsed ("Here's to the fools who made ME dream!"), obviously they had written something out beforehand like most people to combat the nerves but man, that's really kinda hard to watch them get up there and actually go through with it, unaware that they hadn't really won. It's like seeing them practice their Oscar speech at home lol, feels like you shouldn't really be watching.
Aleksandr Boylan
That wasn't the director, that was one of the producers. Damian Chazelle was the director, he was standing at the back with the cast and some crew. The 3 producers were the ones at the mic.
Aleksandr Boylan he wasn't the director
I watched moonlight after a year later and it absolutely deserved best picture, that movie left me in some way
I watch it back in may/june 2019 it was good confused as to why M Ali won an oscar should've been that boy with that chair he kick ass lol
Any other year for sure but not against La La Land which we know the best picture category is just best favorite at this point.
Moonlight earned it, and I cannot imagine the flurry of thoughts and emotions the entire cast was feeling when the mistake was revealed.
No it didn’t it was disgusting hacksaw ridge should have won
Order of fault, from most to least:
- Person who misplaced the envelopes;
- Person who designed the cards;
- Faye;
- Warren.
Why Warren though? He was confused. Looked for a second envelope. Went to Faye for clarity. She read it out loud. You can hear him saying afterwards "It says Emma Stone." And then he was the only one one who tried to clarify. I don't see how he is to blame. He was just a victim of it all.
ALL I can think about is if Faye READ the entire card first, and they both would have said WE GOT THE WRONG CARD on the mic, and someone ran out with the right card. It would have been a funny meme and that would have been it. Instead it became this nightmare/PR disaster.
@@ricardo_sotorbs Warren is very mildly at fault for not saying anything but what was he supposed to do, really. That is so fucking awkward to be up there in the first place with the wrong envelope and have no idea what to say, and then it would take even more guts to stop everything after Faye went ahead and ruined it. It's squarely the fault of the guy who was tweeting backstage when he should have been paying attention, and then Faye should have thought twice. Warren did the best he could.
Why would the person who designed the cards be at fault? The cards are very clear, Warren just got the wrong card shoved into his hands.
@@huh968 because guy who created cards should write on them for what award it is
What's funny is Emma Stone was the only Best Actress nominee in a Best Picture-nominated film. Had any of the other four women won Best Actress, Warren would be staring at a card saying Elle, Jackie, Loving or Florence Foster Jenkins and he would have been more confused
And this isn't the first time something like this happened.
*Oh man, what I would've done to have Jackie nominated for Best Picture instead of Hidden Figures.*
Imagine what would have happened if the last award had been Best Makeup and Hairstyling. Warren would have to read a card saying Suicide Squad.
Luan Augusto 🤣
@@Luan1993Augusto Now that really would have been UNFORGETTABLE 😂.
I feel your pain, _La La Land._ I was just enjoying my new J. Crew catalog, then realized it was my neighbor's, so I had to give it back.
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😂😂 white ppl problems
Lmfao!!!
How did he not read moonlight
This whole clip deserve another Oscar for being the funniest moments at Oscars.
La La Land was a beautiful film and fun and amazing and no one is debating that, especially the Academy. You can see that in the amount of other awards that they won. But Moonlight was a masterpiece with cultural and human impact like no other film I'd seen in a while. It told a story that was SO important, especially in this current day and age, and the Academy giving it the respect it deserves was so significant and it certainly brought me and many others to tears.
Totally agreed.
Nicely put.
Not intrested in gays movie..
My fav is Arrival
Alex Melendez I cried while watching Moonlight.
Alex Melendez La La Land was th better film. But Moonlight had the IMPORTANT subject matter that made it win.
It's so humbling to be standing up here with hopefully still the La La Land crew....No okay they're gone...
This was such a bombshell moment in pop culture and I really wish this mistake wasn’t made because the creators of Moonlight really should’ve been able to appreciate their win without the controversy that came with it
Craziest Oscar’s moments of all time..
Will Smith: Hold my beer Jada
They absolutely ruined it for Moonlight. How disrespectful
G A HOW DISRESPECTFUL?! Imagine being told you won an academy award then getting the award, saying your speeches, then being told you didn’t win and hand over the award to the actual winners. THAT happened to la la land and THAT is disrespectful
Salty Sifu Urie lets just agree it was a shit time for everyone.
Salty Sifu Urie la la land is so mediocre, it felt so good to see that
andre fernandez la la land is anything but mediocre. The music is beautiful, it tells an amazing and compelling story and has some of the best actors of all time. If we’re taking about mediocre movies you should address moonlight
Salty Sifu Urie cmon man both movies were really good you dont gotta bring down moonlight
After Faye Danaway announces La La Land as the winner and the producers of the movie are shown, you can very clearly hear Warren Beaty in the background saying "It says Emma Stone".
Good catch!
When they read out "La La Land" they knew it was iffy, but I'll bet they were DESPERATELY HOPING - as I would be too - that maybe La La Land just happened to be the winner anyway! A 1 in 9 chance at the roulette wheel of non-embarrassment.
@@jeffk1722 Nobody blames Warren or Faye for what they happened since it wasn't their fault anyway. But I also strongly disagree with people who criticize Jordan Horowitz. He did his best to correct the terrible mistake that happened and he did the right thing. Jimmy Kimmel was far more disrespectful when he yelled "Warren, what did you do?" directly into microphone, but nobody talks about that. Jordan Horowitz at least deserved public recognition for what he did that night if not get an honorary Oscar. Since this situation doesn't appear anywhere in the rules (it was supposedly added afterwards, though), producers of La La Land could legally refuse to give Oscars up after they were announced as winners as nothing could legally make them give them up, but they did the most honorable thing and did it anyway.
1:47 he was like is "Emma Stone" a movie?
There should be one. She's awesome lol
@@danielelizondo7627 no.
@@pffilms2522 Why?
@@guokfdukknbgjk9416 no
It's incredible how Will Smith turn this moment from being the most memorable to only one of the most memorables.
The most incredible, awkward, surprising moment in the history of ANY awards show! Unforgettable! And the best picture (of many years) won, even though La La Land was a great film too.
Yep. Not only was Moonlight the best picture of the year it was the best picture in MANY years.
I'm sorry but I beg to differ. Moonlight was good and symbolic, but nowhere near as good as the best picture winners for the past years. Sorry.
Moonlight is the 4th highest rated film of all time on Metacritic. If someone says it's the best film in years, I think that's a fair opinion.
The academy got it right. Moonlight is a film of the ages, it will go on to be a timeless piece of cinema. La La Land was hardly well acted and don't start me on the singing and dancing. It's voyage ended that night. It will be forgotten.
Iris West-Allen you do realize that La La Land made 442,565,068$ worldwide compared to Moonlight which made 27,854,932$ worldwide? If any movie is going to be remembered, it's La La Land. The only thing people will remember about Moonlight is that it robbed La La Land of Best Picture.
That moment when you notice Sam L J. Tear up... Because common even though... He gets the most interesting roles, He still spent his career playing a supporting actor... (which may have also been due to the black-supporting stereotype, not to mention he never won anything big) and now he witnessed a Great Entire Black Cast movie win the Oscar! The best category! I can tell those eyes love it!
Extremely classy from the La La Land guy. Imagine hearing you won best picture and you have to hand it off to another movie because of someone's mistake. Congratulations to Moonlight, a groundbreaking movie and a well deserved best picture winner.
i feel so bad for Chazelle everytime i remember this. Is the project of his life, i couldn't imagine how he feels after this
1:58 is it just me or can you hear him say “it says Emma Stone” in the background. With her going “what?”
Damn ur so good
I didn't hear but in hindsight I did see there was something really wrong going on
And Faye replied: "What?".