Michelle Yeoh Says 'Shut Up' To Pianist Trying To Cut Off Her Emotional Golden Globes Speech

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Michelle Yeoh Tells Golden Globes to ‘Shut Up’ After Trying to Cut Her Speech Short: ‘I Can Beat You Up’ https://t.co/px8WkpUaxg
- Variety (@Variety) January 11, 2023
* The “Everything Everywhere All At Once” actress did not take kindly to being played off during her 2023 Golden Globes acceptance speech for best actress in a musical or comedy film

Comments

[doriiansz]

The universe knows how many times I wanted to say that to some of my coworkers. Why do some people intend on talking your ear off? Read my body language. Like stfu and mind your own damn business.

[notoriousreign]

lol this was funny, truly an icon.

[yami_no_hoshi]

Them playing off the Argentina 1985 winners was so fucking rude. The second man speaking literally said he wanted to just say one thing and the music got even louder.
I do like Colin Farrell being like “you can forget about that piano!” And of course Michelle.

[myhipusername]

That was so damn disrespectful especially with what he was talking about

That was the biggest fuck up of the night for me tbh

[yami_no_hoshi]

Absolutely. He’s talking about a dictatorship and the atrocities they committed and you turn the music louder?

[picturemegone]

mte It was so disrespectful.

[mandapandao_o]

It was said in jest and yet people still call her rude. The internet is annoying sometimes.

So happy for her and her win!

[trowa]

if it was Julia Roberts they would be celebrating her sass 🙄

[silverstarry]

I was thinking the exact same thing. When Julia Roberts told the orchestra not to cut her off during her acceptance speech a zillion years ago, people found it funny, charming, sassy, etc.

[missyxxmisch]

I would feel less bad about calling a whole group of people out, then just one poor girl on the piano. But also I hate julia roberts. :o

[picturemegone]

The producers are trash. They let a lot of the presenters talk more than the winners.

[quinzl13]

Probably cause they have control over presenters speaking. So they care more about their own words than winners