#OscarsWeNeed: The Funniest Tweets & Memes You Need to See

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With just a few days to go before the 89th Academy Awards on Sunday, Twitter users started the hashtag #OscarsWeNeed, joking about the need for even more categories. At the moment, there are 24 categories and every single one of them are awarded during a broadcast that can stretch well past four hours. But Twitter users still want to see more awards. Here’s some of their best suggestions.

This user noted that we don’t honor our eyebrows enough.

https://twitter.com/isvbella/status/833726213868941314

Maybe we need to praise the human form more often.

https://twitter.com/MrEE_Man/status/833725548174143488

How about “Best Portrayal of a Non-White Guy by a White Guy”?

https://twitter.com/vendo_matt/status/833720825056342016

Product placement is a key part in film financing these days, although it has been common for decades. It’s time we start honoring that.

https://twitter.com/vendo_matt/status/833719139378221056

People still remember the criticisms of Exodus: Gods and Kings, a movie set in Ancient Egypt without Egyptians in major roles. Gods of Egypt would be its top competition in this category.

https://twitter.com/MatthewACherry/status/833711130954518530

Meryl Streep should just get an award all to herself.

https://twitter.com/BrettFishA/status/833685467329679360

Samuel L. Jackson would definitely have an Oscar by now if there was an award for “Best Use of
Motherf***er.”

https://twitter.com/markio01/status/833674755354013696

Of course, there were plenty of political jokes. Here’s one using Melissa McCarthy’s Sean Spicer.

https://twitter.com/OccamsHacksaw/status/833665693547642880

This is a meta idea: “Most Meme-Able Motion Picture”:

https://twitter.com/googlygirl98/status/833663245403639808

“Best Supporting Port Actor” might be better suited for the Golden Globes.

https://twitter.com/Tweet_Dec/status/833663167041511424

“Movie With the Most Mistakes” probably isn’t one the movie industry would sign off on.

https://twitter.com/jeansnmascara/status/833687293693149184

The actual Oscars, with none of these categories, airs on ABC at 8 p.m. ET. Jimmy Kimmel is hosting.