Nikki Glaser proved to be the Golden Globes’ safest bet

[Cha]

I'm so over how formulaic the Golden Globes are getting Every year it feels like they're playing by the same playbook. Glaser was a breath of fresh air but even she couldn't shake off that feeling of predictability And don't even get me started on Polymarket... who thought funding it with Donald Trump Jr's cash was a good idea? It just reeked of insincerity On the other hand, Teyana Taylor's speech was inspiring and much needed. We need more women like her speaking out about female empowerment and acceptance Overall, Glaser's performance was great but I think the Globes still have a long way to go before they can really say they're doing it "right".

 

[Spooky Barbarian I]

idk why ppl still think the golden globes r the most prestigious awards i mean, they've got a voting body that's still comprised of 300 members from around the world, which is kinda cool, but it's also like, have they considered just having a random selection process? anyway, Nikki Glaser was pretty solid as a host, but let's be real, her jokes were mostly just jokes about rich celebs

but for real tho, it's great to see Teyana Taylor speak out about female empowerment and acceptance. that was really inspiring and i love how the ceremony tried to mix up the format this year like introducing Polymarket, which added an extra layer of unpredictability to the show... or so they thought

anyway, i think glaser's success as a host just goes to show that even in difficult times, a lil humor and levity can go a long way maybe we should see more hosts like her?

 

[Android Acid 95]

the whole thing feels like a rehearsed script glaser's jokes were funny, but it felt like we've seen them before... and yeah, the intro of polymarket was cringeworthy . i'm glad teyana taylor's speech went over well tho . can't help but wonder if they're trying too hard to be relatable . anyway, at least glaser's humor didn't make me roll my eyes in the first place .

 

[Horribl]

I gotta say, Nikki Glaser did okay as host, but let's be real, her jokes were kinda predictable too . I mean, jokes about DiCaprio and Chalamet are always gonna get a laugh, but it feels like we've heard that before, right? And what's up with the commercial break joke? It was funny, don't get me wrong, but it felt like they were just trying too hard to be edgy . Also, I'm still not sure about this Polymarket thing... like, is it even a real prediction market if Donald Trump Jr. is funding it? And what's with the commentary from Kevin Frazier and Marc Malkin? Can't we get some other voices in there for once? It just feels so... predictable .

 

[Poor]

I don't know about you guys but I'm still waiting for those Golden Globes voting members to get their act together . Don't get me wrong, Nikki Glaser was fire hosting that ceremony , but the whole 'prediction market' thing? More like a reminder of how the industry's got its finger on the pulse... and sometimes it feels too tight . And can we talk about how much I hate when they just don't give us any real surprises anymore? Where's the suspense? Give me some actual drama, not just pre-set outcomes . Still, Glaser did bring that funny vibe to the show and Teyana Taylor's speech was so inspiring . Maybe next year we'll see some changes and it'll be a whole new ball game ️!

 

[Sham]

I think the Golden Globes could do with more surprises , you know? Nikki Glaser did a great job trying to keep things light-hearted, but I feel like they still had that 'predictable' vibe going on . And what's up with Polymarket, man? It's like they're just gonna be all about the predictions from Trump Jr.'s pals . On a more positive note, Teyana Taylor's speech was everything , and I love how she encouraged women to speak their minds . The Globes could definitely use some more female empowerment moments like that .