1. If you've checked the news today, you've probably cringed so hard you felt like your skin might turn inside out.
Video of the whole #BestPicture disaster, including Warren Beatty trying to tell people what happened.
There's honestly no need for anyone to ever be embarrassed again, because whatever you do it'll be NOWHERE NEAR as bad as the La La Land acceptance speeches for Moonlight's Oscar. 😩
But the La La Land team, god rest their souls, weren't the first people to be mistakenly crowned the winners.
Let's take a look back, through parted fingers, at some other people who were told they won and then, er...sorry....they didn't win.
Watch as modelling hopeful Kelsey runs the gamut of emotion from "Yay I won!" to "Oh my fucking life I lost and there's nowhere to hide."
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We can't take responsibility for your death in the event that you cringe too hard from watching this.
Basically, host Sarah Murdoch didn't hear the winner in her earpiece SO SHE DECIDED TO GUESS which girl won.

3. Michael Jackson accepting an award that didn't exist in 2002.
Britney Spears was meant to be presenting Michael Jackson with a birthday cake and gift, but he misheard her and thought he'd won the award for "Artist of the Millenium."
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It wasn't really his fault – the gift did look a lot like an award.
He went on to give some low-key thanks to a few people:
He also thanked Quincy Jones, Diana Ross, Gladys Knight, James Brown, his mother, and magician David Blaine, and it wasn't awkward at all.
Somehow, host Steve Harvey misread the card and crowned runner-up Miss Colombia the winner.
oh my god this is awful
Henceforth, announcing the wrong winner at an awards show would be known as "pulling a Steve Harvey".
Let's watch the crown being taken off Miss Colombia's head some more times.
5. The time when Terry Wogan and Fearne Cotton announced two different acts had won the competition to represent the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest.
Scooch did some gracious loser clapping.
Until the inevitable moment of realisation.
And finally there was this not-in-any-way-comforting message to Cyndi:
6. The time violinist Lee Ji Yoon did a giddy bow because she thought she'd won a prestigious music award in Brussels.
Look at her.
