Leonardo and director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu at the Oscars. (Image courtesy: AFP)
Los Angeles:
Leonardo DiCaprio's long-pending Academy win is not just special for him but it has emerged as a record-breaker by being the most-tweeted moment of an Oscars broadcast ever.
Leonardo won the best actor trophy for his role of a fur-trapper in The Revenant and the much-anticipated moment saw 440,000 tweets per minute flooding the microblogging site, reported Entertainment Weekly.
It shattered Oscars 2014 host Ellen DeGeneres' record of 255,000 tweets per minute when she tweeted a star-studded selfie from the venue. (Also Read: Oscars: Leonardo DiCaprio's Gold Rush Thrills Bollywood)
The second most tweeted moment of the Oscars night was Spotlight winning the Best Picture award.
Mad Max: Fury Road's big win in the technical department, especially for sound mixing, was the third most tweeted moment from the Oscars.
Leonardo won the best actor trophy for his role of a fur-trapper in The Revenant and the much-anticipated moment saw 440,000 tweets per minute flooding the microblogging site, reported Entertainment Weekly.
It shattered Oscars 2014 host Ellen DeGeneres' record of 255,000 tweets per minute when she tweeted a star-studded selfie from the venue. (Also Read: Oscars: Leonardo DiCaprio's Gold Rush Thrills Bollywood)
The second most tweeted moment of the Oscars night was Spotlight winning the Best Picture award.
Mad Max: Fury Road's big win in the technical department, especially for sound mixing, was the third most tweeted moment from the Oscars.
