Jimmy Kimmel Enlists Get Out Star to Keep Oscars Speeches Short
Published March 5, 2018
This video has 443K views and 7.47K likes, ranking #4,118,304 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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Usually when Oscars speeches run long, the winner is played off with music. Jimmy decided to do things differently this year. He enlisted the help of actor Lakeith Stanfield from the movie Get Out to help keep the speeches short. Jimmy Kimmel Enlists Get Out Star to Keep Oscars Speeches Short https://youtu.be/Ta4aardc…
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- March 5, 2018
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