You've got to hand it to Leonardo DiCaprio..........

[DigitalDrifter]

It takes solid brass balls to get up in front of millions of people around the world, and warn them of the coming doom of climate change, all the while knowing your own personal carbon footprint is hundreds of times bigger than the average citizen of the worlds is.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't mention how long he waited to win

In case you've not heard the news, Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for his role in The Revenant at last night's ceremony in Hollywood.

Considering he's been nominated four times previously, it's no secret that pretty much the entirety of the world's population believes the actor should have already won a trophy whether for his roles in The Aviator (2004) or The Wolf of Wall Street (2013).

In fact, the Academy's failure to reward DiCaprio has become Hollywood's longest-running joke - so much so that many expected him to allude to these previous failures in his acceptance speech. Instead, he focused on a subject close to his heart: climate change.

Beforehand, however, DiCaprio had kind words to say about his Revenant co-star, Tom Hardy.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't acknowledge how long he's waited to win

 

[Rustic]

It takes solid brass balls to get up in front of millions of people around the world, and warn them of the coming doom of climate change, all the while knowing your own personal carbon footprint is hundreds of times bigger than the average citizen of the worlds is.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't mention how long he waited to win

In case you've not heard the news, Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for his role in The Revenant at last night's ceremony in Hollywood.

Considering he's been nominated four times previously, it's no secret that pretty much the entirety of the world's population believes the actor should have already won a trophy whether for his roles in The Aviator (2004) or The Wolf of Wall Street (2013).

In fact, the Academy's failure to reward DiCaprio has become Hollywood's longest-running joke - so much so that many expected him to allude to these previous failures in his acceptance speech. Instead, he focused on a subject close to his heart: climate change.

Beforehand, however, DiCaprio had kind words to say about his Revenant co-star, Tom Hardy.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't acknowledge how long he's waited to win

 

[DigitalDrifter]

 

[TooTall]

It takes solid brass balls to get up in front of millions of people around the world, and warn them of the coming doom of climate change, all the while knowing your own personal carbon footprint is hundreds of times bigger than the average citizen of the worlds is.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't mention how long he waited to win

In case you've not heard the news, Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for his role in The Revenant at last night's ceremony in Hollywood.

Considering he's been nominated four times previously, it's no secret that pretty much the entirety of the world's population believes the actor should have already won a trophy whether for his roles in The Aviator (2004) or The Wolf of Wall Street (2013).

In fact, the Academy's failure to reward DiCaprio has become Hollywood's longest-running joke - so much so that many expected him to allude to these previous failures in his acceptance speech. Instead, he focused on a subject close to his heart: climate change.

Beforehand, however, DiCaprio had kind words to say about his Revenant co-star, Tom Hardy.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't acknowledge how long he's waited to win

His liberal stance on leftist policies is why he won the Oscar.

 

[blackhawk]

It takes solid brass balls to get up in front of millions of people around the world, and warn them of the coming doom of climate change, all the while knowing your own personal carbon footprint is hundreds of times bigger than the average citizen of the worlds is.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't mention how long he waited to win

In case you've not heard the news, Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for his role in The Revenant at last night's ceremony in Hollywood.

Considering he's been nominated four times previously, it's no secret that pretty much the entirety of the world's population believes the actor should have already won a trophy whether for his roles in The Aviator (2004) or The Wolf of Wall Street (2013).

In fact, the Academy's failure to reward DiCaprio has become Hollywood's longest-running joke - so much so that many expected him to allude to these previous failures in his acceptance speech. Instead, he focused on a subject close to his heart: climate change.

Beforehand, however, DiCaprio had kind words to say about his Revenant co-star, Tom Hardy.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't acknowledge how long he's waited to win

Sorry it doesn't take brass balls to be a hypocrite especially in a room full of them.

 

[Compost]

Thanks Leo. We are all quite aware of what Global Warming really means. Meanwhile, how much longer will we close our eyes to the obscene unfairness? The bear should have won the Oscar. Boycott these Too Human Oscars!

 

[DigitalDrifter]

It takes solid brass balls to get up in front of millions of people around the world, and warn them of the coming doom of climate change, all the while knowing your own personal carbon footprint is hundreds of times bigger than the average citizen of the worlds is.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't mention how long he waited to win

In case you've not heard the news, Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for his role in The Revenant at last night's ceremony in Hollywood.

Considering he's been nominated four times previously, it's no secret that pretty much the entirety of the world's population believes the actor should have already won a trophy whether for his roles in The Aviator (2004) or The Wolf of Wall Street (2013).

In fact, the Academy's failure to reward DiCaprio has become Hollywood's longest-running joke - so much so that many expected him to allude to these previous failures in his acceptance speech. Instead, he focused on a subject close to his heart: climate change.

Beforehand, however, DiCaprio had kind words to say about his Revenant co-star, Tom Hardy.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't acknowledge how long he's waited to win

Sorry it doesn't take brass balls to be a hypocrite especially in a room full of them.

I was really being facetious.

 

[blackhawk]

It takes solid brass balls to get up in front of millions of people around the world, and warn them of the coming doom of climate change, all the while knowing your own personal carbon footprint is hundreds of times bigger than the average citizen of the worlds is.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't mention how long he waited to win

In case you've not heard the news, Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for his role in The Revenant at last night's ceremony in Hollywood.

Considering he's been nominated four times previously, it's no secret that pretty much the entirety of the world's population believes the actor should have already won a trophy whether for his roles in The Aviator (2004) or The Wolf of Wall Street (2013).

In fact, the Academy's failure to reward DiCaprio has become Hollywood's longest-running joke - so much so that many expected him to allude to these previous failures in his acceptance speech. Instead, he focused on a subject close to his heart: climate change.

Beforehand, however, DiCaprio had kind words to say about his Revenant co-star, Tom Hardy.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't acknowledge how long he's waited to win

Sorry it doesn't take brass balls to be a hypocrite especially in a room full of them.

I was really being facetious.

I know my response was for those who didn't get that.

 

[Ame®icano]

His liberal stance on leftist policies is why he won the Oscar.

To be honest, he deserved it.

Off topic: Blacks crying Hollywood is racist. Wait, they're all liberals. Oops.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Don't take the planet for granite, damnit! Janet.

 

[skye]

Actors should limit to acting

And put a sock in their mouths when it comes to politics.

 

[TooTall]

His liberal stance on leftist policies is why he won the Oscar.

To be honest, he deserved it.

Off topic: Blacks crying Hollywood is racist. Wait, they're all liberals. Oops.

The Oscar should have gone to Sly Stallone, but he isn't a liberal.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Actors should limit to acting

And put a sock in their mouths when it comes to politics.

If they are going to talk though, they need to walk the talk.

 

[mudwhistle]

It takes solid brass balls to get up in front of millions of people around the world, and warn them of the coming doom of climate change, all the while knowing your own personal carbon footprint is hundreds of times bigger than the average citizen of the worlds is.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't mention how long he waited to win

In case you've not heard the news, Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for his role in The Revenant at last night's ceremony in Hollywood.

Considering he's been nominated four times previously, it's no secret that pretty much the entirety of the world's population believes the actor should have already won a trophy whether for his roles in The Aviator (2004) or The Wolf of Wall Street (2013).

In fact, the Academy's failure to reward DiCaprio has become Hollywood's longest-running joke - so much so that many expected him to allude to these previous failures in his acceptance speech. Instead, he focused on a subject close to his heart: climate change.

Beforehand, however, DiCaprio had kind words to say about his Revenant co-star, Tom Hardy.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't acknowledge how long he's waited to win

Leo got an award for taking it like a man.

Personally, I don't give a flying fuck about his beliefs on Global Warming if he's constantly flying jets from coast to coast almost every single day.

 

[Rustic]

It takes solid brass balls to get up in front of millions of people around the world, and warn them of the coming doom of climate change, all the while knowing your own personal carbon footprint is hundreds of times bigger than the average citizen of the worlds is.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't mention how long he waited to win

In case you've not heard the news, Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for his role in The Revenant at last night's ceremony in Hollywood.

Considering he's been nominated four times previously, it's no secret that pretty much the entirety of the world's population believes the actor should have already won a trophy whether for his roles in The Aviator (2004) or The Wolf of Wall Street (2013).

In fact, the Academy's failure to reward DiCaprio has become Hollywood's longest-running joke - so much so that many expected him to allude to these previous failures in his acceptance speech. Instead, he focused on a subject close to his heart: climate change.

Beforehand, however, DiCaprio had kind words to say about his Revenant co-star, Tom Hardy.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't acknowledge how long he's waited to win

Leo got an award for taking it like a man.

Personally, I don't give a flying fuck about his beliefs on Global Warming if he's constantly flying jets from coast to coast almost every single day.

 

[AvgGuyIA]

Did Leo outfit it with batteries? "D" cell?

 

[mudwhistle]

It takes solid brass balls to get up in front of millions of people around the world, and warn them of the coming doom of climate change, all the while knowing your own personal carbon footprint is hundreds of times bigger than the average citizen of the worlds is.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't mention how long he waited to win

In case you've not heard the news, Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for his role in The Revenant at last night's ceremony in Hollywood.

Considering he's been nominated four times previously, it's no secret that pretty much the entirety of the world's population believes the actor should have already won a trophy whether for his roles in The Aviator (2004) or The Wolf of Wall Street (2013).

In fact, the Academy's failure to reward DiCaprio has become Hollywood's longest-running joke - so much so that many expected him to allude to these previous failures in his acceptance speech. Instead, he focused on a subject close to his heart: climate change.

Beforehand, however, DiCaprio had kind words to say about his Revenant co-star, Tom Hardy.

Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate change in Oscars acceptance speech, doesn't acknowledge how long he's waited to win

Leo got an award for taking it like a man.

Personally, I don't give a flying fuck about his beliefs on Global Warming if he's constantly flying jets from coast to coast almost every single day.

Good comeback.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Did Leo outfit it with batteries? "D" cell?

No, it's a sailboat.

 

[rcfieldz]

The OP hit the mark! Shows how stupid most actors are when they open their yap and aren't reading a script.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Did Leo outfit it with batteries? "D" cell?

No, it's a sailboat.

I heard it runs off HollyWood hot air...