Dive into Jo Koy's uproarious Golden Globes debut, filled with zingers, film roasts, and unexpected moments. From comedic jabs to candid confessions, explore the highlights of his memorable hosting gig.
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| Jo Koy hosts the Golden Globes 2024. |
Jo Koy took the stage at the Golden Globes for the first time, diving into a comedic monologue that hit various notes - some smooth, some not so much. Juggling jokes about Barry Keoghan's on-screen anatomy and references to Ozempic, Koy admitted to the mix of his own material and lines from others, reminding the audience that crafting a flawless monologue in just ten days isn't a cakewalk.
Despite the hits and misses, Koy landed some solid laughs, especially when teasing Keoghan's character's well-endowed scenes and cracking jokes about nominated films like "The Color Purple," linking it creatively to the effects of Ozempic.
Koy's humor stretched across the nominated titles, poking fun at "Oppenheimer" and "Barbie" in a newly minted category. His playful take on the Barbie film included jests about being strangely attracted to a plastic doll and light-hearted commentary on the characters.
The comedian also took swipes at the length and depth of "Oppenheimer," jokingly wishing for more backstory and humorously critiquing "Killers of the Flower Moon" with a pointed observation about history.
Currently airing live, the Golden Globes feature Jo Koy, known for his stand-up specials and film appearances. His diverse career spans various comedy specials, films like "Easter Sunday" based on his own life, and voice roles in productions like "Haunted Mansion," "Monkey King," and "Leo."
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