Emma Stone's Oscars Speech Gets Swifties Attention by Quoting Taylor Swift Song Title
Emma Stone's Oscars Speech Included a Secret Nod to Her Friend Taylor Swift
In a teary speech, Emma Stone started her thanks by telling the audience that her dress was broken, adding, "I think it happened during 'I'm Just King.'"
The actress won an Oscar for Best Actress for her role in "La La Land" at the 2024 Oscars. During her acceptance speech, she began by thanking her family and friends, including her husband Dave McCary and their 3-year-old daughter, Louise Jean.
Stone then went on to thank her co-stars and the crew of "La La Land." She also gave a shoutout to her stylist, who helped her fix her dress after it broke during the ceremony.
But it was Stone's final words that got the attention of Swifties, the nickname for Taylor Swift's fans. Stone ended her speech by saying, "I'm just going to go and, you know, 'Shake It Off.'"
The line is a reference to Swift's 2014 hit song "Shake It Off." The song is about overcoming haters and critics, and it has become an anthem for Swifties.
Stone's reference to the song was met with cheers from the audience, and it quickly became a trending topic on social media. Swifties were thrilled that Stone had quoted their favorite song, and they took to Twitter to praise her.
One fan tweeted, "Emma Stone just quoted Taylor Swift in her Oscars speech and I'm dead." Another fan wrote, "Emma Stone is a true Swiftie!"
It's unclear if Stone's reference to "Shake It Off" was intentional, but it certainly got the attention of Swifties. It's a testament to the power of Swift's music that her songs can be quoted in an Oscars acceptance speech and still resonate with fans.
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