Last night’s Golden Globes wasn’t your typical award show. It was a soapbox for Hollywood elites to call-out their industry for gender inequality, sexual assault, and silence in the face of injustice. It was a heartfelt and emotional event for which women showed solidarity by dressing in all black and crying at Oprah’s moving acceptance speech of the Cecil B. Demille Award. It was a heavy night.

But like any award show, it was not without its faults. From upsetting snubs for Call Me By Your Name, Dunkirk, and Get Out, to the drama of Get Out being categorized under comedy/musical, to Jessica Chastain mispronouncing Saoirse Ronan’s name, there were plenty of FMLs throughout the night. Here’s what Twitter had to say about it.

1. Nobody was expecting what the night would turn out to be.

Really burned out on politics. Think I’ll just relax and watch Golden Globes tonight.

— Pat Sajak (@patsajak) January 7, 2018

2. We are living in a fever dream.

The year is 2018 and both Tommy Wiseau and Tonya Harding were featured during this year’s Golden Globes. Oh, also, a featured extra from Home Alone 2 is president now.

— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) January 8, 2018

3. Even on the red carpet, before the ceremony began, things were heating up.

DEBRA MESSING BRING THE MESS!!!! CALLING OUT A NETWORK ON THE VERY NETWORK ITSELF pic.twitter.com/7pePJMaOXj

— Ziwe (@ziwe) January 7, 2018

4. People were confused by the numerous snubs.

No awards for Call Me By Your Name, Get Out, or Dunkirk. I'll bet right now you don't see a repeat of that at the Academy Awards.

— Mark Harris (@MarkHarrisNYC) January 8, 2018

5. Damn electoral college.

Get Out not winning anything but being highest grossing is no surprise. Critically well received but, whatever.

— Akilah Hughes (@AkilahObviously) January 8, 2018

6. It's okay Jessica Chastain, no one knows how to pronounce that name.

Will my poor favourite darling irish actress Saoirse Ronan ever have her name pronounced correctly?
Anyway.. SHE WON I LOVE HER SO PROUD.

— Amybeth (@AmybethMcnulty) January 8, 2018

7. A name, a verb, an adjective. 

Just when you think @Oprah couldn’t be more #Oprah and she then goes on and out #Oprah’s #Oprah and leaves us all in tears.

— Amanda Wilson (@nanders_86) January 8, 2018

8. No one could follow her moving speech.

coming on stage after oprah gotta be like getting your diploma at graduation after the kid whose family brought a trumpet to commencement

— Desus Nice (@desusnice) January 8, 2018

9. The ayes have it.

Can we all agree that .@Oprah deserves a planet named after her.

— Josh Gad (@joshgad) January 8, 2018

10. But it appears we're too late. She's already got her own planet.

Oprah, finishing speech, smiles knowingly and fades into thin air.

Cut to

Oprah sits cross-legged on a large, flat rock, many light-years away, watching twin suns set from atop a mountain on a distant planet.

End scene.

— Alexander William (@AlexAllTimeLow) January 8, 2018

11. "Forgive me, Oprah, for I have sinned."

oprah should sit directly in front of the stage at every awards show and every winner should be forced to ask her forgiveness before speaking

— Matt Bellassai (@MattBellassai) January 8, 2018

12. And now everyone's bidding Oprah for president? Apparently all the experience it takes is television experience.

When Oprah is speaking at the Golden Globes and your goals shift to VP... pic.twitter.com/3ghEVMmCwF

— Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) January 8, 2018

13. Move, b****, get out the way.

Golden Globes. Enjoying the drama of Barbara Streisand relinquishing her seat back to Oprah Winfrey. It was a moment.

— Neil Patrick Harris (@ActuallyNPH) January 8, 2018

14. Oh and how could we forget to mention the moment Tommy Wiseau tried to speak during James Franco's acceptance.

I LOVED what Oprah said.
I’ll always wonder what Tommy was gonna say.

— Zach Braff (@zachbraff) January 8, 2018

15. The moment that shocked everyone.

Natalie Portman went into savage mode and poor Guillermo del Toro never saw it coming pic.twitter.com/DF0BAcReSt

— Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) January 8, 2018

16. You could say that. You could also say Time's Up.

THE MOMENT NATALIE PORTMAN SNAPPED #GoldenGlobes 
pic.twitter.com/SVfGk1vv9T

— GirlReligion (@girlreligionco) January 8, 2018

17. Well this is going to be awkward for the nominees...

Instantly immortal phrase from Natalie Portman, about the directing award candidates:

"Here are the all-male nominees."

— jodikantor (@jodikantor) January 8, 2018

18. Now entering black swan mode.

Natalie Portman's Golden Globes stunt was so fierce that honestly, fuck anyone who says she can only play the white swan.

— Louis Virtel (@louisvirtel) January 8, 2018

19. "My turn."

Me and my friends just bawled our eyes out at Oprah’s speech. Then Natalie Portman was like HOLD MY BEER. #theallmalenominees

— JenHatmaker (@JenHatmaker) January 8, 2018

20. In some other immortal words by Paris Hilton, "that's hot."

tonight my boyfriend and i are going to roleplay as Natalie Portman and the ashamed look on every Best Director nominee

— Sam H. Escobar ? (@myhairisblue) January 8, 2018

21. Lovely.

Their faces after Natalie Portman dropped shade on them pic.twitter.com/GR60FnKeYR

— Isaac (@WorldofIsaac) January 8, 2018