2022 Emmys: Oprah Winfrey Wows With Inspiring Message About the Importance of Resilience and Dreams
13.09.2022 - 04:11
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Oprah Winfrey to inspire and tug at the heartstrings. And that's exactly what the iconic media mogul did at this year's Emmy Awards.Taking the stage to present the first award of the night, Winfrey delivered a message about the importance of always getting back up when you get knocked down, regardless of the odds.«It's the most coveted television accolade on the planet and yet it's impossible to win one — almost,» Winfrey said, holding an Emmy trophy aloft. «There are eight billion people on this planet, but only 25 Emmys to be given out tonight.
Your chances of winning? 300 million to 1. So how do you win one? It starts with a dream.»«A dream strong enough to endure the knockdowns and rejections. You can lose a role or a series, but there is one thing you can't lose — the belief in yourself,» she continued.
«Without that belief, you'll never succeed. And even with it, you've got, at best, an outside chance.»«Every Emmy nominee tonight has been knocked down, but they got back up. And that's why you're here,» Winfrey added. "[They were] voted for, by their peers, as the very best.
So let's make some dreams come!«Ahead of her impassioned speech, the star-studded show kicked things off with a laugh with help from stalwart Kenan Thompson. The sketch comedy icon served up some fun as the night's host with a memorable monologue to open the show.Addressing the audience at the Microsoft Theater in Downtown Los Angeles, Thompson — who jokingly called himself »The mayor of television" — strolled through the seated crowd to deliver his endearingly playful monologue.«Tonight we come together to honor the greatest invention in the history of mankind — television,» Thompson shared. «I mean, if it weren't for TV, what would we do in
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