emma look so high tonight

Of course she won it, or any other White person would have been just the same, then maybe a Black person. And the Latino/Spanish name keeps getting PISSED on and Latinos remain silent. White and Blacks see Latinos/Spanish name as lesser, and so they think and see themselves (Whites and Blacks) are much worthy artists, as do the academy: it's a culture. The grammy's, globes and emmy's piss on Selena Gomez all the time, not to mention a few other Latinos, and the show stays the same. They also piss on Asians-continental.

Right?! I was wondering that exact same thing and really haven't heard it anywhere else.

Exactly!

If you watch Emma Stone speaking about the poor things in several interviews you hear her saying the same about her playing Bella Baxter. nothing new

Also the least flustered Emma was in the entire clip

exactly!!

God blessed her with an extraordinary talent.

Wait what?? She already has one?

@@kompanjonac yes, she won her first oscar for lala land in 2017

@@lisakazubek3572 oh yeah. Haha thats her second one. Thats crazy

Yeah her first Oscar was for Lala Land. In 2018

???? Dude what? Multiple actresses and actors have won multiple oscars in their 30s. It's a wonderful feat to do it twice in your life, but it's got nothing to do with age.

@@academicstewartactually its pretty rare. It’s hard enough to win multiple acting Oscar’s and to do so before 40 is impressive. multiple acting Oscar’s before 40, especially past 1970 Meryl Streep Bette Davis Spencer Tracy De Niro Tom Hanks Jodie Foster Elizabeth Taylor Olivia Da Havilland Glenda Jackson Emma Stone Sally Field Luise Rainer (back to back at 27,28!) Vivian Leigh Hilary Swank Kevin Spacey A total of 45 people have won multiple, meaning 37.5% of those have done so before their 40th. Most of these were completed around their 40th. In fact Emma is the 8th youngest multiple award winner

@@dexterscott7017 37.5% isn't rare ... wtf and most of those have been within the last 20 years

and they are friends now in real life! the Stones unite!

@@jeswilde6188Lily looked genuinely happy for Emma’s win, it was moving to see that from someone who actually lost in the same category!

Yes she's so humble. I love her.

Of course she won it, or any other White person would have been just the same, then maybe a Black person. And the Latino/Spanish name keeps getting PISSED on and Latinos remain silent. White and Blacks see Latinos/Spanish name as lesser, and so they think and see themselves (Whites and Blacks) are much worthy artists, as do the academy: it's a culture. The grammy's, globes and emmy's piss on Selena Gomez all the time, not to mention a few other Latinos, and the show stays the same. They also piss on Asians-continental.

I love that she specifically gave Lily a shout-out in her speech and said nice things

I love that someone from her time could appreciate this film. It truly made me feel incredible things as a woman, like what true freedom would feel like.

sandra hiller deserves to win an award more than Emma stone. The character presented by Emma stone a fictional character like The characters represented by Jonny Deep He did not win an Oscar for this characters, but Hollywood suffers from double evaluation

Of course she won it, or any other White person would have been just the same, then maybe a Black person. And the Latino/Spanish name keeps getting PISSED on and Latinos remain silent. White and Blacks see Latinos/Spanish name as lesser, and so they think and see themselves (Whites and Blacks) are much worthy artists, as do the academy: it's a culture. The grammy's, globes and emmy's piss on Selena Gomez all the time, not to mention a few other Latinos, and the show stays the same. They also piss on Asians-continental.

​@@alisattar7798bravo well said, Johnny Depp had similar roles and never won just that double standard crap 🙄

Lily Gladstone deserved it. Her portrayal of pain was fantastic. It was much better than Emma’s.

@@monicaisreallycool3904they both deserved it, don’t play

@@monicaisreallycool3904 Aloha all over again

​@@monicaisreallycool3904Since half of the acting awards were given to Asian actors last year and Randolph was a lock-in win this year, so it wasn't a surprise that Stone won. Honestly, her work in Poor things is much better than that in La La Land

Of course she won it, or any other White person would have been just the same, then maybe a Black person. And the Latino/Spanish name keeps getting PISSED on and Latinos remain silent. White and Blacks see Latinos/Spanish name as lesser, and so they think and see themselves (Whites and Blacks) are much worthy artists, as do the academy: it's a culture. The grammy's, globes and emmy's piss on Selena Gomez all the time, not to mention a few other Latinos, and the show stays the same. They also piss on Asians-continental.

I will repeat: really ?

You are right! Sandra is my pick to win Best Actress, but I am not mad Emma won

no one is fucking with Meryl Streep

​@@moonstarsjoyhhhFrances McDormand better win 4 academy😌

Of course she won it, or any other White person would have been just the same, then maybe a Black person. And the Latino/Spanish name keeps getting PISSED on and Latinos remain silent. White and Blacks see Latinos/Spanish name as lesser, and so they think and see themselves (Whites and Blacks) are much worthy artists, as do the academy: it's a culture. The grammy's, globes and emmy's piss on Selena Gomez all the time, not to mention a few other Latinos, and the show stays the same. They also piss on Asians-continental.

Frances has 3 , Katherine Hepburn has 4

@@moonstarsjoyhhhWith a 39 year age difference, Streep and Stone are definitely not of the same generation or era.

Jodie Foster won 2 Best Actress Oscars at age 30. Hilary Swank won 2 Best Actress Oscars at age 31.

@@adilelnhaily6014 They all deserve this feat. They're all so talented and masters of their art.

She knew that Lily Gladstone should have won.

​@@Quaker-tc8ueno

What

Honestly same 😂

A THOUSAND percent yes. An all-time great performance. Utterly phenomenal.

Literally dozens of actresses could've easily played that role 😂 It's just an over the top comedic role.

Not necessarily. Viola Davis was nominated for both an Oscar and SAG award for 'The Help' and she did win the SAG for it. However she did not win the Oscar, and it would be several more years until she did win one for the movie Fences

​@@sarahbglnBAFTA actually predicted pretty much all wins except best VFX. This is a great redemption for them. I mean last year was horrible for them. They used to be very good in predicting acting categories but last year they didn't predicted even 1 acting category right but this year they predicted all 4 even Critics Choice and SAG got 1 wrong each. Globes also got all 4 right but only because they split the lead acting categories

BAFTA is also a very strong indicator,in such a very tight race,examples like Hilary Swank, Nicole Kidman ,Meryl Streep, Marion Cotillard and Olivia Colman all lost SAG but won the Oscar over their closest rivals and they all won BAFTA prior to Oscar wins

For Lily Gladstone, the writing was already half on the wall when she was not even nominated in BAFTA. I doubt she was too shocked. Shocking would be winning both SAG and BAFTA and someone else takes the Oscar, no sure if this had happened before ever,

@@da96103 in the Best Actor race it happened before Russel Crowe won GG, CC ,SAG and BAFTA but lost the Oscar to Denzel Washington

They have a similar down-to-earth personality.

@@sakuraflower7245 totallyyy

we kind of all did.