#OscarsWeNeed Trends As Social Media Suggests New Academy Award Categories

The Oscars are less than one week away and social media is already preparing for Hollywood’s biggest night of the year. Instead of predicting who will win in what category, however, the internet is going in a bit of a different direction by creating new categories all their own.

From funny suggestions such as “Most Meme-able Motion Picture” or “Worst Remake that Nobody Wanted” to bigger political/social issues like whitewashing, social media users helped create all new Oscars categories. Take a look at some of the best responses below:

Social Media Suggests New #OscarsWeNeed

#OscarsWeNeed Achievement in Misleading Trailers

— Greg Bernhard (@GregBernhard) February 20, 2017

Best manipulation of empty cup to make us believe its full of hot coffee #OscarsWeNeed

— Kenneth Reading (@KennethReading) February 20, 2017

Best Bitchy Cigarette Break #OscarsWeNeed pic.twitter.com/uFpDDJrS9z

— seanologues (@seanpaulmahoney) February 20, 2017

Most Meme-able Motion Picture#OscarsWeNeed pic.twitter.com/2r3LaCfEKS

— Christine Where’d she go? (@googlygirl98) February 20, 2017

Best Meryl Streep award. That way other women get a chance of an Oscar any year she is acting in any movie. #MerylStreep#OscarsWeNeed pic.twitter.com/GTnMonnGx0

— Brett FISH Anderson (@BrettFishA) February 20, 2017

Best Girl Gang #OscarsWeNeed pic.twitter.com/u0VJySda8c

— seanologues (@seanpaulmahoney) February 20, 2017

Acting yourself in every film award #OscarsWeNeed pic.twitter.com/yeq7nicEAw

— Gretel Armstrong (@SugarGretel) February 20, 2017

Best Use of Stuffed Animals to Explain an Unconstitutional Executive Order#OscarsWeNeed pic.twitter.com/E3h31CLxKp

— Mark Nicholas (@OccamsHacksaw) February 20, 2017

#OscarsWeNeed Best Mocean Picture pic.twitter.com/SYxaXBf5H8

— Monterey Bay Aquarium (@MontereyAq) February 20, 2017

Worst Remake That Nobody Wanted #OscarsWeNeed

— Christina (@Dork_Power) February 20, 2017

Best use of white washing a culture and use of a white savior. #OscarsWeNeed pic.twitter.com/4XsqEIj4Fi

— A.L. Morton (@LynnWoodSpeaks) February 20, 2017

#OscarsWeNeed pic.twitter.com/7xLbu5cic9

— Charles Campisano (@C_Campisano) February 20, 2017

Current Oscars categories include Best Picture, Cinematography, Costume Design, Best Original Screenplay and more. Hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, the Oscars 2017 airs Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. on ABC.

What categories would you suggest be a part of the Academy Awards? Who are you hoping wins? Sound off in the comments section below!