The interpreter audibly tearing up while translating Troy's words about his father is absolutely priceless and beautiful.

She signs to Troy "congratulations, I Love you", before announce it... she tried to said it to Troy first even though she doesn't know ASL, so she made an effort and learned a bit just in case, because she wanted that Troy knew he was the winner before the hearing people and this is INCREDIBLY thoughtful, because he deserved it to know first and no after the rest cheered because someone else translated it or by context only

Loved that Yuh Jung Youn address the winner first in sign language then announced it verbally. She is such a class.

I love it when Yuh-Jung Youn signed "Congratulations, I love you", and when she did that, everyone started freaking out when they realized it was Troy's win before his name was announced. I also appreciate that they used deaf applause for him. It was incredibly respectful for all of them to do that. And Troy's speech was so beautiful. A huge congratulations to Troy and to the CODA cast.

Troy winning + Yuh-Jung Youn presenting = Oscar gold. Congratulations for Troy and CODA’s cast.

Yuh-Jung Youn was so adorable and considerate when she offered to hold the Oscar for Troy when he had to use his hands to express himself.

Did anyone else hear Marlee Matlin say “oh my god” when Yuh-Jung started signing? That was so sweet.

4:46 the narrator's voice cracking... i'm crying.💔

That unsure laugh at 2:44 when audience was not seeing the reason why Yuh-Jung Youn was taking away Troy's Oscar shows just how much we need to learn in order to incorporate deaf community completely in the society. Once he starting his sign speech, we understood why he could not be holding something in his hands, but we were confused together for the second or two. We will learn, CODA was a big step in the right direction.

Troy is one of the most charismatic of CODA, and not only did he show that deaf people can win oscars, but he also gave charisma and more soul to the category

Just a quick reminder that Troy Kotsur went from being a Tusken Raider from Star Wars to becoming the first deaf male actor to win an Oscar for an acting category

Maybe Yuh-Jung Youn could be the most longest caught-up in camera presenter in Oscar history. Love her adorable hearwarming reaction to Troy.

Fun fact: We know that Troy is the second deaf actor to win an Oscar. The first? His CODA costar Marlee Matlin in the 80s.

Interesting how the tech crew didn't descend the mic to the floor even though Troy didn't practically need it. Such a poetic image - while the deaf may not be able to hear, they still have a voice!

What a powerful moment from Yuh-Jung Youn. Rejecting the awkward laughs and pauses, a moment of delicate kindness and foresight.

Yuh-Jung Youn is an international treasure, we must protect her.

Look at Yuh Jung Youn carefully taking care of Troy. Beauty

Loved that she used sign language first before announcing his name! Didn't see this coming!

He deserved an Oscar for that amazing speech

Troy & Yuh-Jung interacting is just so adorable!! I love how she held the statue for him while he signed.

She's almost too cute to be true! Such a humble and kind lady!

When the applause gradually turned into a sign language congratulating his win, it's just so moving....

My favorite moment from this year’s Academy Awards. A well deserved Oscar for Troy Kotsur. And loved Youn Yuh Jung presenting, she’s so spontaneous and funny. Also loved the fact that she stayed on stage by his side, made me remember the 1965 Oscars when Audrey Hepburn presented Rex Harrison Best Actor and the two stayed hugged on stage. However, I have one thing to say on this category: I’ll never understand how on earth Mike Faist was not nominated for his performance in Spielberg’s West Side Story. His acting as Riff was a REVELATION, hope he gets recognized by the Academy soon

This moment is historic and wonderful! Troy Kotsur deserved the academy awards for Best supporting actor for CODA.

One of the most beautiful presentation of an Oscar in history. It was so pretty to watch. The way she watched his every sign is momentous while holding Troy's Oscar.

OMG the interpreter sobbing walking behind Troy, ack!!!

Yuh-Jung Youn is a Comedy Icon. She needs to star opposite Rita Moreno.

Amazing how an incredible acting performance doesn’t require much or any dialogue

So many in the audience doing the sign for applause makes me very happy.

Congratulations, Troy, very well earned. Both of Ruby's parents are Oscar Winners now!

One of the most beautiful moment in whole Oscars history

I liked CODA as a film. But Troy is the best part of this film! The love of a father is so strong even though he doesn't talk in the film. The scenes where they're signing so fast during an argument, give the same effect as if the words were actually spoken. As a hearing person who is learning ASL, I think Emilia did an awesome job learning in just under a year. I don't have any deaf family members but I definitely felt the struggle of people asking you what dirty words are in ASL 😂😂😂 Congrats, Troy! (I love that everyone was doing the deaf version of clapping/celebration!)

Yun-Jung Youn is sooooo adorable.... Love her.

Best speech of the night! What a legend!

You cannot imagine how much I cried during this live show.

Yuh jung youn is amazing

Troy Kotsur has great acting in CODA. Troy Kotsur became the first male deaf actor to win an Oscar and only second deaf actor ever after his co-star Marlee Matlin, who won Best Actress for Children of a Lesser God.

I was hoping that Kodi Smit Mcphee was going to be the winner in this category, but after watching the performance of Troy Kotsur in "CODA", i just knew that he made one fantastic performance. He is also the second deaf actor in winning this award. The previous one was for Marleen Matlin in "Children of a lesser god"

Troy's Wife Deanne Bray, was the first deaf actor I saw on TV, she played Sue Thomas on Sue Thomas F.B.Eye, and Troy guest starred on the show and now he's an Oscar winner.

He was unbelievable in CODA!!! Most deserving Best Supporting Actor win since JK Simmons in Whiplash.

I just adored this humble, funny and amazing woman! ❤️ She's a Lady.

It's ironic that Yuh-Jung Youn did a bit about her complaining how to pronounce her name and she very sweetly tried to pronounce his name or even sign it. Kinda poetic.

still my favorite moment in this years Oscars

It brought tears to my eyes. What a beautiful and necessary moment

Oh man, he definitely deserves it. I'm sure he is the best signer after his father.

We were all cheering Troy before and after the Oscars.

A very historic win indeed. His performance carried the film!!!

La entrega más tierna que vi ! Esa mujer tiene una ternura , considerada, encantadora y mucha humildad

Very well deserved Troy Kotsur was brilliant in CODA he truly deserved that Oscar.

more people need to know that JK Simmons signed "honor" in ASL after Yuh-Jung Youn announced Troy Kotsur's win. class act.

One of the best moments of this chaotic ceremony.

두분이 영화같은 장면을 만들어내네요^^ 몇번을 보고 또 보는지 감동의 눈물이 뚝뚝 ㅜㅜ You two are making a scene like a movie^^ How many times I watch it and see it again, I'm so moved by tears ㅜㅜ

Oh my god. I just saw this movie yesterday and just saw all the you tube videos related to it, it just unexplainable the emotions, the beauty, the feelings, not just the movie itself but its actors. I haven’t been touched so emotionally by a film since Schindler list.

I rooted for him winning the Oscar since the day I first watched Coda. He was the heart of that movie. He brought the funniest and most moving moments!

Troy and Youn are so cute together. :)

he deserves another Oscar for his speech.

One of the greatest Oscar moments. I loved this win.

The facial expressions / reactions of J.K Simmons, Kodi Smit-McPhee and Jesse Plemons are so interesting during the announcement!!

This has proved no word can describe a good actor

One of my most favorite moments of the entire show.

Thank God for the blessing of hearing and talking

JK signing (i believe) congratulations when Troy's name was announced was a lovely gesture.

Phenomenal performance 💯 well deserved

First saw Troy in an episode of Criminal Minds. DID NOT know who he was. He played a deaf inmate who broke out of jail and was on the run. (yeah, I know, he played a deaf inmate, duh) BUT I did not know who Troy was. Never looked him up. I did not realize the actor was deaf. I just knew it was a great episode that made me cry at the end. Love this man.

Just one beautiful moment

Amazing congratulations sir

It was beautiful! I am deaf. I love Sue Thomas and Marlee Martin too. God bless them! ❤🤟❤

Why did this take a whole month after the ceremony to upload? Anyway, best moment of the night, Troy deserved this win 100%.

Still get emotional see this. It’s further proof that anything AND everything is possible.

Touching, this is a good to around the world. Thanks Oscar

1:57 The reaction on Troy’s face pretty much says “Oh Christ. I gotta make ANOTHER speech?”

SO AMAZING !!!

Wow! Great win for Troy and great movie win! It was hard to find this movie in a theater but I did.! Many of recent best picture are either terrible or don't sound like anything I would want to see. This movie is wonderful,!

Troy kotsur was brilliant and his acting was brilliant in coda...his acting was brilliant especially in movie when tries to sense the music of his daughter, it bought tears to my eyes

I tear up as much as when i watch the movie!!

I remember watching this live and being a little upset that the applause was so little but then they cut to the crowd doing the ASL equivalent of applause and teared up a bit.

Coda is such A beautiful movie great performance each n every one.

One of the greatest Oscar speeches of all time.

What a speech!

So proud of him ❤️ 💙

congratulations troy!

Excellent sign language speech.👍🏻

He was awarded this award, congratulations!

Yeachhhh our actress 👑

What a day 👏🏻❤️

I was rewatching Criminal minds and he popped up on the episode.. very talented

NOT TEARING UP!!! 🥹🥹😭😭

Oh my 😍😍

Youn is so Sweet!

Troy's performance in CODA was hilarious, encouraging, heartbreaking and inspiring.

I would’ve loved for Kodi Smit McPhee because I am from the same hometown as him but this is also one of the most beautiful and well deserved victories in the category’s history. Coda as well is such a brilliant and beautiful movie.

Muito Merecido, a academia enfim variando os ganhadores ♥️👏👏

Support the actors like him he such a good actor

Amazing

Please cast the both of them in a film where they are the lead.

I cried the way way interpreter interpret

Omg when the translator’s voice started breaking I lost it

Marlee Matlin looking so proud

This win for Troy is a huge victory for the deaf community as a whole. Sign language, particularly American Sign Language, is still a relatively young language. It wasn't officially recognized as a language until the 50's I believe. For many years, deaf and hard-of-hearing people were forced to orally speak. Much of the spoken language depends on what we hear to pronounce words correctly. Proper syntaxes and all that. Marlee Matlin became the first deaf performer to win an Oscar many years earlier. It has taken nearly 40 years for another deaf performer to win. Here's to seeing more of the deaf community getting more recognition alongside other communities with physical limitations moving forward with those without such limitations. The next big thing involving a deaf performer playing a deaf character is the MARVEL series ECHO coming soon to Disney+. Alaqua Cox, who is actually deaf, plays Maya Lopez, a young woman who can perfectly mimic another person's fighting ability and style by watching them. The character made her live-action debut in the series Hawkeye. She is also the first deaf woman superhero in the comics. Much like Daredevil was a huge boon for the blind community, Echo represents the deaf community in showing that the only limits are what we put on ourselves.

If you want to see an example of how a nominee should be humble after a loss, look no further than J.K. Simmons.