"Things Have Changed" Wins Original Song: 2001 Oscars

[@Afbc-sm7zm]

Bob Dylan, the only person in the world with a Nobel, a Oscar, a Prince of Asturias, ten Grammy and a Pulitzer. LEGEND

[@prometheus5405]

also golden globe & The Presidential Medal of Freedom

[@spb7883]

But are the awards his legacy, or is it the work? And if it’s the latter, isn’t it really relegated to what he did from ‘62-‘67? Tolstoy never won a Nobel. Ginsberg never won a Pulitzer. Ellington never won an Oscar. The Grammys have only been *around* since 1959. The legend comes from the work. The awards are strictly television.

[@varsityathlete9927]

@@spb7883 well the legacy is his work duh. its just an interesting factoid he has won all those rewards.

[@jonglaubitz4021]

WOW.....period

[@GD-rd6ig]

What was Pulitzer for?

[@blabla48076]

Bob Dylan has to be the coolest guy in the world. What a legend.

[@Czechmagnum]

righta man, for All along the watchtower

[@susannebass1883]

Absolutely 💯 ❤!!!!!

[@AndyNyle]

I never heard Dylan speak for so long and so coherently

[@thebrazilianatlantis165]

He's a longtime movie buff, so this was not the time to not be straight up, he loved getting an Oscar.

[@boneytony5041]

He was terrified of the Australian mob he was about to face.

[@0otee]

So good he got chosen for this superb song.. I love it🎶🌹🌺❣️

[@MisterScones]

I absolutely love "Things Have Changed," it's phenomenal. Bob Dylan is a class act and one of the greatest songwriters who ever lived.

[@DavidBaruffi]

Agree

[@danielgentelev7008]

you right man. pick of his! songs maybe.

[@sh0352]

A worried man with a worried mind absolutely love the intros to the song

[@leoded]

One of the greatest Dylan songs ever. read the lyrics and your mind is completely blown.

[@gordonm.7387]

I agree. He cuts to the chase on this one. He packs all his pet peeves in tight. People ARE crazy and not in a fun way, they buckle under. Get locked in, get outta sight! But stay in the Groove, baby! ♡♡♡

[@sebastianalegria3401]

+Oded Avraham i'm not dylan's fan but l must to say his song sound alright alright

[@marytorres4843]

I have been a fan of Bob Dylan since my early 20's. I'm now in my 70's and I'm still one of his many fans! God bless you Mr. Dylan

[@marieholland8868]

Ditto Mary!!! No need to listen to anyone else when there's Bob! Legend

[@jamesmalveira4983]

Lol I love how his eyebrow raised as soon as his name was read. Huh, me? Of course you, you beautiful bastard.

[@aaronl.7402]

Lmao love this comment

[@hamedhosseini4938]

Well when there is gladiator sound track of course you'd be surprised if you are the winner. Not saying song was bad or something but gladiator was defo rubbed.

[@jmack619]

he just wrote another hit while accepting award

[@AA-sn9lz]

Lmao

[@jckon]

And probably earnt himself another Oscar in the process

[@jmack619]

@@jckon did you hear , that he just sold all his collection? Prepare for lots of banned videos

[@megshafer3961]

He is everything a musician wants to be....real and cool...and yeah extremely talented.

[@thenewmodfather]

The look on his face when he won said it all. Totally deserved.

[@1992Maton]

tony garnier like a happy proud son in the background. great song. an award well deserved. great

[@bobmoslow9554]

Bob Dylan has attempted to define the indefinable for 5 decades now. We owe him much!!

[@King_Colombia_Inc]

*LONG LIVE BOB DYLAN!*

[@janetleatham9772]

So very well deserved Congratulation's to you Bob.

[@JS-tk2co]

both eminem and bob won their oscars for curtis hanson's movie. rip man, u were one helluva encouraging soul

[@barbaracastelli6127]

Dylan is a genius. Great speech . Love Dylan and Great talent

[@shubhjeetful23]

No standing ovation for the master?

[@AA-sn9lz]

Insulting!!

[@jonglaubitz4021]

Well.....it's the Oscars not the" music world".....and his acceptance was 14 hours prior I believe. Live..... YES... he would have gotten one I'm sure of that. JWG

[@theoNGfirst]

His last album was touched by Grace!

[@lewiscranston881]

Look how pleased the Coen brothers are when he won. Probably because they are Jewish Minnesotan guys too, and big fans.

[@SuperRod88]

And also because Frances McDormand (Joel's wife) starred in Wonder Boys, from where the song is.

[@singingindark12]

Oscar and Nobel Prize Winner ^^

[@Katragew]

Love Bob Dylan! Not bad for a kid from Minnesota.

[@susannebass1883]

Definitely a Winner; The Amazing Bob Dylan ❤❤❤

[@jasondylansargent2195]

What a great guy Mr Bob Dylan 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😄🎶

[@susannebass1883]

May the Lord bless you and keep you, Bob Allen; we all love you ❤❤❤

[@King_Colombia_Inc]

God Bless Bob Dylan!

[@octoman511]

God Willing this is the last time Jennifer lopez & Bob Dylan will ever be mentioned again in the same sentence.

[@nancyramos6483]

octoman511 totally agree

[@AA-sn9lz]

Why what happened?!!???

[@JaemeelRobinson]

Such a shame that Bjork was not awarded Best actress and Best song when she was clearly the best in both categories.

[@AnnaLVajda]

Good song, good film.

[@meninagreen5704]

You can tell Michael Douglas was thrilled, not because it was his movie, but because he's a fan like the rest of us.

[@rishwiz9]

This was an act by Dylan, just giving the most routine cliched speech when you least expect him too😂 What a guy!

[@axr7149]

One of only 2 people ever to win both an Oscar AND a Nobel Prize (George Bernard Shaw being the only other, winning Literature Nobel in 1925 and an Adapted Screenplay Oscar for PYGMALION (1938)). Amazing feat indeed!

[@moinm123]

the orchestra playing- next level amazing - do the oscars put it up anywhere?

[@tomshea8382]

The fact that 2:25 got such a laugh shows you how massive Survivor was at that time. That would barely get a chuckle now, and of course would mean something totally different.

[@grandmachristine42]

Mr. Dylan"s looking very young tonight.

[@tomdale1313]

he seem @ peace, I really liked his look that he had then, tanks for sharing...

[@leonguerrero1067]

just good vibes man, Dylan, Martin, DeVito...

[@WiesławGojlik]

Wspaniały.Niezwykły.Wybitny...R.A.Z...🤓🎸🎤🎩💯👏

[@felixwatkins958]

Despite hearing Dylan’s singing voice a lot over the years, I haven’t heard him speak much.

[@jonglaubitz4021]

yeah....great speech....cudo's to bob.

[@thecat8513]

that mustache look really suited him

[@annehudson800]

Bobby is a real cool guy...one of thebest ever....try being a relative!!!!! ITS FUCKING GREAT!!!!!!!! love ya Bobby...…...ANNIELEE

[@craigdavidson5613]

At least he was able to say an acceptance speech, despite the fact that he was in Sydney, Australia. Thank goodness for satellite uplinks!

[@theresewalczak2333]

Victoire justifiée.. pour vous et vos musiciens ..❤

[@irina1296]

I think Bjork should have won the Oscar that year. She's an amazing singer and songwriter. Also, I would nominate Madonna and her brilliant song Time Stood Still (from The Next Best Thing). Yes, the movie was weak but its soundtrack was fantastic and so emotional Same with LeAnn Rimes' Can't Fight the Moonlight (theme from Coyote Ugly).

[@AtlasUniverse]

I agree with you!

[@datsyhoehoe]

Bjork? Over Dylan? HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHABAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA..cough.. cough...HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!

[@SQIRLDARKKON]

Wait this man has a fucking Oscar too Can he be stopped

[@gordonm7038]

The Patron Saint of Why Get Upset?

[@viviandarkbloom100]

Marge Gunderson was overjoyed to see Bob. Ya betcha'

[@amauribruno8229]

Bjork também merecia 😢

[@MyJustin316]

'Yours Forever' From 'The Perfect Storm' shouldve been nominated that year. they ignored John Cougar Mellencamp my favorite musician

[@matheusmariani3108]

Still sad that My Funny Friend and Me didn't get it

[@1jckinnick]

Was that Bjork in her infamous swan dress?

[@deniserodas6848]

Z Channel Yes

[@tammyjej]

I do like My Funny Friend And Me but I think this should've been nominated and won: From Rugrats In Paris: The Movie I Want A Mom That Will Last Forever Music and Lyrics by Mark Mothersbaugh and Cyndi Lauper

[@poohgaze2338]

Same here. I think it may be that campaigning regulations allow studios to send music branch members CDs of Original Song submissions so that they don't have to watch the actual films while voting on nominations may have hurt its chances because they missed why the song is so important in context (let's face it, Academy members were less likely to watch Rugrats in Paris as a whole than Wonder Boys, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, or even The Emperor's New Groove). Also I can't really begrudge the win for "Things Have Changed". And, on the "Rugrats in Paris" topic, "When You Love" from the same film, while not the better song than "I Want a Mom", does more fit the Oscar-bait-soundtrack-ballad category and excels at that, being a little more upbeat than most in that genre, boasting gorgeous vocals from Sinéad O'Connor, and actually finding a meaningful context bookending the film unlike most such songs that just get shoved to the end credits. Oh, and what really makes the what-ifs for Rugrats in Paris interesting is that Cyndi Lauper now only needs an Oscar to complete her EGOT.

[@tammyjej]

@@poohgaze2338 And I think this song should’ve been nominated: “Your Heart Will Lead You Home” from The Tigger Movie. Music and Lyrics By Kenny Loggins, Robert B. Sherman and Richard M. Sherman

[@oscarfun100]

Swedish Academy could never.

[@mikewazowksi7938]

OMG BJORK

[@gloriajeansongbird4657]

Dynamite!

[@daneediorio6311]

#1Songwriter Bob Dylan

[@sorenthefilmbrony]

Academy Award nominee Lars von Trier. XD

[@ObviouslySteve]

lmao I came to watch Bob Dylan accept the award but Steve Martin running dip out to Danny Devito who had celery ready to go was better than anything I could have imagined

[@jmvlock1929]

Bjork's bad luck to be nominated the same year as Dylan. There was no way he wasn't winning.

[@skinny9283]

I agree, the moment I found out he was in the running, you know he gets the sympathy count. It's bullshit.

[@gz9035]

And Sting

[@patriciofernandez2711]

Yeah it's real bad luck to be up against the best songwriter in modern history.

[@valueofnothing2487]

Seems like a nice guy today.

[@pedrobakale7180]

knock knock knockin...

[@srallulrich]

Lars von Trier was at Oscar goddamn.

[@patriciathewisher2315]

Wow wow wow

[@frutilla-i1e]

bjork and bob in the same place, omg

[@toursiveu]

They literally were in very different places.

[@frutilla-i1e]

@@toursiveu I know, but i mean in the same video or event haha

[@benlp5742]

This is amazing haha

[@valueofnothing2487]

He used to care.

[@MrJinxandMissLucy]

But things have changed.

[@Cunninghamily]

0:09

[@toddholden8696]

steve martin made an ass of himself on the Dylan comments...plain truth

[@calebboatman9840]

He made a joke, chill.

[@gsoedsf]

nomination is

[@karmenjazbec7743]

bravo bob marry md

[@ivonearagao6454]

É a lenda

[@ddsla]

Björk deserved

[@warmgunwarmgun3025]

The back slapping jewel jangling Johnny come lately make me sick!

[@alexb7858]

So he showed up for the Oscar but not for the Nobel prize? THINGS have changed indeed...

[@thelevisullivan]

He didn’t even show up for the Oscar. He was on tour in Australia.

[@Syukriarahim]

in my opinion, bjork should have win..

[@moz7777]

won*

[@r.a.8861]

Why...

[@supermariofan03]

Her speech would not have been pleasant considering who she had to work with and what her experience was like.

[@Uncle_Flute]

I'm calling bullshit. That was The Emperor's New Groove's Oscar! Sting was fucking robbed.

[@saledarius9014]

The Emperor's New Groove should've won

[@irismendoza]

BJORK was robbed

[@TheSkinnyMoo]

Yes Björk was robbed of something called talent.

[@r.a.8861]

karolinaa Mindyet fuck bjerk

[@MrEdkern]

Oh Bullshit. Dylan is a genius

[@Stjurgeon]

@@TheSkinnyMoo Weird and unfounded claim.

[@jjphoenix4055]

what a robbery! Bob Dylan's song was a drag compared to the amazing "A love before Time"

[@Lavandaa111]

He speaks a lost when he receives a reward. But when explaining his music and his connection with peope he is not interest in that. He has an egothic personality

[@diegopisfil614]

Sting and David Hartley should have won

[@kingoftheseamusic]

Sting's song wasn't very good. Bjork's however was incredible and then Randy Newman too.

[@ellenrosenblatt5463]

definitely dying the color of his hair. Vanity wins out in the end.

[@MissTeach]

It was a pleasant surprise to learn of your award at 2001 OSCARS. I am sending belated congratulations, nevertheless. 💕💕💕🤾‍♀️🏃‍♂️

[@ALE280290]

One of the few best original songs that I didn't like. Sting's "My funny friend and me" should have won.

[@idabrumbelow585]

I agree. That song was my favorite song that Sting did, as well The Emperor's New Groove being a very funny movie.

[@pjmlegrande]

They were all good candidates. That’s why they were all nominated. And you’ll get a lot of different opinions on the “best,” which is all well and good. I liked Dylan’s song the best. Besides its spooky driving beat and a sound that is Dylan’s very own - honky took Americana performed by great musicians feeding off each other - the lyrics were Dylanesque in the best sense. “Don’t turn a blind eye to human nature” indeed. I do not belittle Sting and Björk by any means. Both are singular artists.

[@lissylulu9047]

One of the nominees should have been Joe Henry for 'Some Things Never Leave You' from "Thomas and the Magic Railroad." 🎶🚂🚃🚃 Either him or Dayna Manning for 'I Know How The Moon Must Feel' also from "Thomas."

[@lissylulu9047]

@@moviehero1384 Totally.

[@TrendingTigerBerserk]

Theres an inside Joke