100 people in the Room goes REACT

[Bloody hooker 6,445]

7:49

In case anybody is wondering what time frame, it’s 7:49.

[RAMROD 109,634]

13 minutes ago, Bloody hooker said:

7:49

In case anybody is wondering what time frame, it’s 7:49.

Savior

[RAMROD 109,634]

18 minutes ago, hausofbrice said:

not that one guy saying he's one of the 99 we

I feel the same way

Must be strict daddy #DoNotWant 

[Andreu 37,216]

not them exposing her to the GP like this

[YourEvilTwin 1,379]

The reactions 

 

[truthteller 1,809]

her PR team better come up with something new. 

there are 100 interviews and 99 are where she repeats the same "100 people in the room" and we just need one that she doesnt repeat herself and that could change everything

[YourEvilTwin 1,379]

15 minutes ago, truthteller said:

her PR team better come up with something new. 

there are 100 interviews and 99 are where she repeats the same "100 people in the room" and we just need one that she doesnt repeat herself and that could change everything

I'm more concerned about her speeches tbh. If she gives another speech like she did when she won the Globe for AHS, it's going to tank her chances at the Oscars. Oscar contenders in acting are held to a completely different standard.

Please Gaga, NO TEARS at ANY televised award shows. Lighthearted humor always plays better than overemotional sincerity.

[Gyan 692]

13 minutes ago, YourEvilTwin said:

I'm more concerned about her speeches tbh. If she gives another speech like she did when she won the Globe for AHS, it's going to tank her chances at the Oscars. Oscar contenders in acting are held to a completely different standard.

Please Gaga, NO TEARS at ANY televised award shows. Lighthearted humor always plays better than overemotional sincerity.

She will be judged for her acting, not her speeches  the ****??? Let the woman have emotions??? Y'all are absurd when it comes down to these things like you wanna control her reactions to life as well now?  For the record, her GG speech was fine  She for sure will be in tears if (or when ) she wins an Oscar for acting because that's the biggest deal for actors so I guess you'll watch her bawl 

Also here's a video you'll enjoy since "Oscar contenders in acting are held to a completely different standard"

 

[YourEvilTwin 1,379]

3 minutes ago, Gyan said:

She will be judged for her acting, not her speeches  the ****??? Let the woman have emotions??? Y'all are absurd when it comes down to these things like you wanna control her reactions to life as well now?  For the record, her GG speech was fine  She for sure will be in tears if (or when ) she wins an Oscar for acting because that's the biggest deal for actors so I guess you'll watch her bawl 

Also here's a video you'll enjoy since "Oscar contenders in acting are held to a completely different standard"

 

Calm your tits gurl. I'm not even saying that she absolutely can't cry, I'm saying that it's better that she doesn't. If she has to, then save the tears for the Oscars when all is said and done.

A very good speech and a very bad speech can absolutely influence the Oscar voters, because the Oscars is ultimately a popularity contest. Even if it doesn't necessarily change the result, it could still have a serious impact on one's public image. Remember poor Anne Hathaway? Or Gwyneth Paltrow, who's still mocked for her tearful speeches to this day, despite the fact that both her dad and her granddad were battling terminal cancer at the time (both passed away shortly after).

Ultimately, it comes down to the place and the context. Crying for any reason at the Globes and the CCAs is tacky, because nobody cares these awards. Crying at the SAGs is fine, as long as it's in the context of being touched by the recognition from your peers, and remember to thank every union member profusely. The Oscars is a different story, as it marks the end of the journey, and is the ultimate honor after all, but it's still wise to not overdo it.

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43 minutes ago, YourEvilTwin said:

I'm not even saying that she absolutely can't cry, I'm saying that it's better that she doesn't.

do you even hear urself

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1 hour ago, YourEvilTwin said:

I'm more concerned about her speeches tbh. If she gives another speech like she did when she won the Globe for AHS, it's going to tank her chances at the Oscars. Oscar contenders in acting are held to a completely different standard.

Please Gaga, NO TEARS at ANY televised award shows. Lighthearted humor always plays better than overemotional sincerity.

Wild

[Haroon 49,685]

@YourEvilTwin @RAMROD merged your topics here

[Gyan 692]

2 hours ago, YourEvilTwin said:

I'm not even saying that she absolutely can't cry

"Please Gaga, NO TEARS at ANY televised award shows"

2 hours ago, YourEvilTwin said:

If she has to

Is this serious? 

Maybe you might not think it's that big of a deal, but she does. When she's finally being rewarded for her acting, she will for sure be overjoyed - especially since she failed to start her acting career in the beginning. We know she appreciates being acknowledged in any way (she even cried winning the AMAs last year - that's considered more of a "cry" in a speech than her GG's) so why don't you calm your own tits babe lmao  Also Gaga isn't Anne Hathaway or Gwyneth Paltrow, you can't even compare them at all. There's no such thing as "overdoing" **** - if the girl's happy she's winning an award she's happy end of story  But I guess for your sake, hopefully she won't cry so you can be the happy one in this scenario lol

[truthteller 1,809]

"i always wanted to become an actress before becoming a singer" also gives me cringe as well. sis better stop with this line.